Read more about the theme of land ownership in this article. The land, in itself, is not divided into two types. Not only have i run across a great project and cause, but its a media project. Offering a rich library of multimedia stories comprised of awardwinning films, photo essays, and articles, the global oneness project helps connect students of all ages to the human experience. Resources examine global and environmental concerns and those with associated lesson plans provide links. The land owns us, more with less, real nourishment, preparing for peace, head, heart and hands, expanding identities, mother mind, what is oneness.
Be the first to share your experiences with others by writing a case study. The living in oneness summit focuses on how we can embrace the divine within so we restore our joy, play, grace and beauty. How a sea monster myth was born in west saint john. Throughout his life, bob has worked as a teacher and leader for aboriginal land rights, education, community development and cultural awareness. The buddhist view of the relationship between life and its environment, between. Due to the global health crisis, we are providing ways to help educators through this time with weekly zoom calls and online events. The global oneness project produces films, media and educational materials which explore how the simple notion of interconnectedness can be lived in todays complex world. The films connect local human experiences to global metalevel issues such as climate change, endangered cultures, migration, poverty, and sustainability and have been featured on national geographic, pbs, the atlantic, the new york times, the new.
Summit reflections can only be completed onsite at the. Many texts and books use aboriginal religion when addressing. These multimedia stories explore the world through real life experiences and provide students with an authentic approach to global learning. The oneness of life and its environment nst nichiren shoshu. Global oneness project provides awardwinning, short documentary films which explore cultural, environmental, and social issues from around the world. Article the land owns us by emmanuel vaughanlee global.
Happy man by matt morris, which documents the life of 88yearold johnny barnes, whose intention is to help others be happy. Films have been aired or released on the new york times, ted, the atlantic. Bob is one of the stolen generation of the aboriginal people, taken from his family at the age of seven. Mutitjulu community no entry without a permit we were here at mutijulu in a rock beside uluru, the home of my ancestors, and it was in that area there, we call it tempe downs, where i came out. In the land owns us, we see this important message come to life through bob randall, a yankunytjatjara elder and traditional owner of uluru ayers rock. In his latest book, the birth of a global civilization, former assistant secretarygeneral, robert muller, proposes the united nations proclaim the year 2000 as an international year of thanksgiving, preceded by unprecedented thinking, action, and determination to solve our remaining problems in order to enter the third millennium with a clean. We see the world that white people see but we are also seeing a. The western united states has been facing a longterm, megadrought for approximately 15 years. How the cultural sensitivities people have these days due to all theyve seen online is creating a whole new reality in the world. Interview of prof arabinda basu to the global oneness project arindamda click on image to proceed to the video clip a 25 minute long interview from 2005, an excellent video of arindamda in terms of covered topics and in quality of video and audio recording. Exploring cultural sustainability global oneness project. It is indigenous people who typically experience spiritual homelessness. Integration of water throughout the poems a powerful and essential element is my way of emphasising the enduring nature of the landscape. It also emphasizes the importance of cultural preservation as a way to reveal the importance of a global worldview.
Scott leckie ba, llm is the founder and director of oneness world. More than 27 films have been produced, ranging in length from three to 30 minutes. In this lesson, students watch amar, a short film by andrew hinton, which follows a 14yearold boy from jamshedpur, india through the routines of his day. The defining aspect of land use in the gamo highlands is a set of intricate. Bob is one of the stolen generation of the aboriginal. They provide awardwinning films and photo essays which explore cultural, social, and environmental issues and accompanying lesson plans using stories as a pedagogical tool to inspire growing minds. Their awardwinning collection of films, photo essays, and articles explore cultural, social, and environmental issues from around the world with a. The creation of global oneness day began as a simple petition drive by humanitys team in 2008. The films connect local human experiences to global metalevel issues such as climate change, endangered cultures, migration, poverty, and sustainability and have been featured on national geographic, pbs, the atlantic, the new york times, the new yorker, and the smithsonian, among others. Films include stories from australia, ecuador, india, south africa, and the united states, among others. One effective way students can learn about climate change is through immersive storytelling. Think about the wonderful thing you do have, embrace the oneness of the universe and feel that universal good energy flowing through you. On our last night in uluru, we left bobs house and passed an. Most text use custodians or owners when referring to aboriginal.
It does not matter how long you are spending on the earth, how much money you have gathered or how muc. This is explore the global oneness project by go project films on vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them. The interconnectedness of every living thing is not just an idea but a way of life. Aboriginal spirituality is deeply linked to the land which owns. A spontaneous and unrehearsed news interview with the apollo 8 astronauts you three gentlemen were the first men to escape from the earth so to speak im sure youre going to be asked this over and over again, but i think everybody wonders about it. This film documents the imaginative world of atlantabased artist and mus. Connectedness of every living thing to every other living thing is a way of living. Global oneness project s story of the week is the man is the music, by maris curran. This way includes all beings as part of a vast family and calls us to be responsible for this family and care for. Aboriginal people were apart of the land and it was part of them nsw department of education and training, 2010. The global oneness project has chosen the approach of professionally recording video interviews with individuals who are contributing to our awakening.
Ancient and modern worlds global oneness project tiged. This film also comes from the global oneness project. Meaning of land to aboriginal people creative spirits. He travels and teaches in the united states and europe, encouraging individuals to bring more heart and intuition to their daily lives. Some farmers in the californias central valley, the countrys most productive agricultural region, have responded by selling land or cutting back on farmed acreage, while others dig deeper wells to maintain crop yields. We believe that stories play a powerful role in education.
The stories that the global oneness project makes available to classrooms throughout the world remind us of the transformative power of narrative. Connect with others, view the worlds largest collection of oneness videos, recorded webcasts, transcripts, photos, blogs and more. Students can study a comic booklike document to analyze how california rations water during a. We werent looking after the land for somebody else to come and take it away.
He is an international human rights lawyer, academic, author, social entrepreneur, environmentalist and recognised as one of the worlds leading global housing, land and property hlp rights experts. A day in the life global oneness project share my lesson. Since 2006 weve been traveling the world gathering stories that not only question the current paradigm, but also reveal our greater human potential. Jul 23, 2018 the nature of happiness global oneness project lesson plan template and teaching resources. Bob randall is a yankunytjatjara elder and a traditional owner of uluru ayers rock. Science suggests that life sprang forth from inanimate surroundings. Emmanuel vaughanlee of the global oneness project on the road in the australian outback heres a twoforone post. You can come and experience life inside an earthship for a night or a week at our earthship nightly rentals at our headquarters, in taos, new mexico, usa. Finding my religion director of the global oneness project. Articles and interviews by spiritual author hilary hart. Mar 12, 2007 finding my religion director of the global oneness project talks about his own spiritual practice and what its like growing up with a father whos a spiritual leader 1 5 back to gallery. The global oneness project brings the worlds global cultures alive in the classroom. Together these voices tell the story of what it means to live our greater human potential in an increasingly interconnected world.
Earthship nightly rental due to covid19 restrictions our nightly rentals are closed until further notice. Bringing the world to your classroom with free multimedia stories and lesson plans. After watching the clip, the land owns us complete the matching activity below. Our speakers will specifically address how we live as one. Get your team aligned with all the tools you need on one secure, reliable video platform. Don alverto taxo of the atis people of ecuador is dedicated to bringing ancient wisdom into modern living. Hundred protest removal of religious exemption in hartford. Bob randall, a yankunytjatjara elder and traditional owner of uluru ayers rock, explains how the connectedness of every living thing to every other living thing is not just an idea but a way of living. As discussed in class, aboriginal people have a unique connection to the land, identifying physical connections between themselves, place and country. As a curriculum writer and executive director of the global oneness project, im constantly thinking about our human relationship to the earth and the intersection between storytelling and education. A lover of mother earth, holley treasures the discarded and finds healing in the transformative power of art. Ancient and modern worlds global oneness project description in this lesson, students watch a film about the gamo people of the ethiopian rift valley and explore how their ancient worldview raises questions about our modern way of life. On our last night in uluru, we left bobs house and passed an aboriginal family by the side of the road. The global oneness project produces highquality digital stories for classrooms.
The global oneness online panel will explore the peace technologies that are available for stretching our empathy and our humanity. Founded in 2006, as an initiative of kalliopeia foundation, we are committed to the exploration of. World oneness community is a social network for all those interested in oneness. Indeed, whether the land is pure or impure is solely determined by our hearts and minds. While the majority of people usually understand homelessness, spiritual homelessness is understood to a lesser extent.
We arrived in alice springs, the small city in the middle of australia, that briefly hosts hoards of tourists on their way to and from uluru ayers rock. Global oneness project provides multicultural stories and interdisciplinary lesson plans aligned with national and common core standards for high school teachers and students. The global oneness project is a living library of short films and interviews. The nature of happiness global oneness project share my. The global oneness project is a living library of short films and interviews that seek to inspire dialogue about new ways of working in our interconnectedness world. He is the author of four books including his autobiography, songman, and a childrens book, tracker tjginji. Just as earth day galvanized the movement to protect and preserve our global environment, global oneness day has become a global catalyst for spiritual education and activism, and our annual summit event is on the leading edge of the creation of a new paradigm for living in the world. Are you a teacher or administrator who has used this product. Mathis wackernagel our collective survival by global oneness project. More than 27 films have been produced, ranging in length from. In the land owns us, we see this important message come to life through bob randall, a yankunytjatjara elder and traditional owner of uluru ayers rock, who explains that all beings are part of a vast family and calls us to be responsible for this family and care for the land with unconditional love and. A global initiative whose sole purpose is to presence each of us to the inherent connection we all have as this extended human family. If you want to know more about the project and how you can get involved, then visit the global oneness day website by clicking the link below.
Separation from traditional land, culture, family and kinship a personal identity crisis where ones understanding of their relation to country, family and identity. Global oneness projects shop teaching resources tes. It is important to talk about current immigration as well as immigration in history when discussing immigration in the classroom. Global oneness project s shop the global oneness project is a multimedia platform which offers free multicultural stories and accompanying lesson plans for high school and college classrooms. As randall explains, this paradigm distances us from the connection to the land and to each other. One of those children taken was bob randall, an yankunytjatjara elder and traditional ownerrepresentative of uluru ayers rock in the following clip bob talks briefly out his experience, but focuses more on his peoples traditional relationship with the land, a relationship thats inverted in colonial society.
Much of the global oneness project has been about exploring those ideas, the tangible expressions of oneness. Our global oneness day online summit celebration has grown each year, and this year will be our biggest event yet, expanded to 6 days, with more than 50 of brilliant, internationally renowned speakers sharing their latest insights and experiences as we explore specific topics that are connected to how. Founded in 2006 by emmanuel vaughanlee, the global oneness project has traveled the globe to document stories through film, articles, photo essays and travel journals. Much of the world holds the view that we are all separate, with our own cultures, individual societies, etc. In an age of rising populations and climate change, global food security is a major. Randall 2in global oneness project s video the land owns us, no human being is older than the land itself. The oneness of life and its environment m ost western religious traditions hold that life is the product of a supreme creator, placed into its environment as part of a grand plan. Members of humanitys team created a oneness petition with the goal of obtaining 50,000 signatures that could be delivered to the united nations u. This pin is the logonauts collection of picture books about recent us immigration and kids of immigrants. Jul 18, 2018 a day in the life global oneness project lesson plan template and teaching resources. The global oneness commitment is an eightyear project with the goal of uniting people around the globe to mutual actions in order to not only save what we have, but to transform the planet through an increase in spiritual awareness a new consciousness creating a joyful home for all its inhabitants and sincere respect for all forms of life. In the early 70s, bobs song brown skin baby they took me away became an anthem for the aboriginal people. These films were created by a small camera crew, traveling worldwide, asking people from a variety of disciplines for their stories and insights. Bob randall, is an yankunytjatjara elder and a traditional owner of uluru ayers rock.
Join us everywhere on october 24, 2016 for our 7th annual global oneness day. That our physical bodies, our intelligence, our hungers, and our imagination are inextricably part of a vast and infinitely layered living system that creates us, sustains us, transforms us, and ultimately reclaims us. The united states of america usa, commonly known as the united states u. Indigenous spiritual homelessness indigenous homelessness.
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