Uncle Bob Randall (Kanyini @ Bondi - full presentation)

[@POSSUM8283]

Beautiful memories of a beautiful man, now with his Father in Heaven..Bless you, Uncle Bob...

[@theprestonpoet]

Thank you for your wisdom, Brother. ❤

[@JOEY0872]

This iz my grandfather, my name iz Joey I am from the Warumungu mob from Hermannsburg Central Northern Territory. Bless you pop, and to my auntie Barbara I miss you and I love you

[@shanefoster2140]

Very very wise and a lovely couple and there story kanyini shines for them god bless

[@achebwahs1111]

Just back from Uluru and Kata Tjuṯa. Uncle Bob's Kanyini found us whilst we were. I learned to stop, surrender, listen and hear. With my heart, my gut, my mind, through my feet, my hands and then through my throat. Thank you

[@mysticallight6548]

I have watched this a few times before and always get emotional , just beautiful .

[@maaniaselwyn9291]

This is lovely, there was a story we heard from an old race from the star's once, our animal family used to sometimes bring them selves to the hungry and lay themselves down and pass through when it was there Time so we may survive but they were never to be hunted against there will, animals die natural, and that's when they were consumed for survival or if that was your thing, and there were plenty of them that passed through, to many for us to eat alone, but things changed and we forgot this teaching, there was to much food here, nuts fruits plant's water everything we could ever need, for everything and everyone, but a few thing's changed, this is lovely thank you 🙋❤️

[@bits4all]

Bob Randall is just an incredible inspiration. There is some much to learn from him!

[@hmelonify]

Uncle Bobby Randall .. so beautiful. I love the comment about the business of divorce. I too went through this after 28 years and I really identified with the changes that a woman can go through spiritually. What a journey. I loved hearing about Tjukurpa.

[@waynemcmillan5970]

Remarkable man.

[@theprestonpoet]

Beautiful!

[@elana2828]

As a non-Indigenous Australian, I'm interested to hear Aboriginal perspectives on Kanyini: Do you think it is important for all Aboriginal peoples to experience Kanyini? Do you think the current way of Australian life presents challenges to experiencing Kanyini? Do you think a lack of Kanyini could be problematic for mental wellbeing? Any other insights are welcome! Thanks!

[@radioman7443]

The whole world needs kanyini not just 1 Minority just remember who stole who's identity.

[@radioman7443]

Do you think aboriginal ppl are better now or before settlement?

[@radioman7443]

Seems the problem is white ppl just an observation though. A reply would be good

[@peterwilson4168]

Full of it

[@wizardoffrobozz]

@@radioman7443 BEFORE!!! 60,000 years PLUS!!! and never needed the european [cough!] influence. The Aboriginal Relocation Act was, and still is (because its effects wreak havoc and terror to this very day) a failure of humanity.

[@LL-ys5em]

open the door when we meet in the next way ...thanks...love you

[@JOEY0872]

I can't help myself I have to bring your attention to what my grandfather iz doing with hiz hands, I can't share with you what he iz doing but concentrate and pay attention to what he iz doing. Az hiz great nephew I have been shown and taught this ability. Do not try this practise if you are unstable.

[@practicequanimity]