Subjective Reality

Subjective RealityWe all see things differently according to our reality. Our interpretation of things will depend on the context we affix to information as it is presented to us. Gathering, accepting and processing new information will help us to choose the best path to continue our journey.

Noongar people initiate the movement towards the heart of the country during this Season

The Galyang (Ridgid wattle - Acacia cochlearis)

sustenance

so we can reconcile the ageless conflict between new knowledge and traditional practice

The Moodjar or Christmas Tree (Nuytsia floribunda) leads the season

a luxurious gift for the Noongar people

then bears fruit

relative perspective and perception of our own growth

Just as pieces of a puzzle can only ever fall perfectly together

there is a place of pure energy

we stand fearlessly on the Cliff Edge of Opportunity knowing that we can only take the next leap into the Valley of Unknown if we humbly embrace the truth of our past

Makuru is one of the Six Noongar Seasons and represents the months of June and July