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dingoboots

female - 47 years, Sydney, Australia

About me

Hi my name is Cleonie, I am a proud Maljangapa woman (and for those visiting my profile, who may query what is a Maljangapa woman, that is my tribe and my husband is a proud Ishan man (that is his tribe, from Africa). I am an Indigenous Australian, native born to this beautiful brown land) and my totem is the Dingo. My ancestory goes back 45 -70,000 years, but anthropologist keep changing the dates............. and me mate on netlog, Aref's deadly T-shirt says 100,000 years http://en.netlog.com/RFK001 But if you ask me....I would say since time began.

I am on this site to seek friendships only, and yes, I have come across some amazing people here. People from many different cultural backgrounds, beliefs, and views, and I even found my cousin here, "hi cuz".http://en.netlog.com/freakofnature172000

And I guess that's the beauty of technology, you can reach out and make new friends, learn and communicate without leaving the comfort of your home.

More about me
Name
Cleonie
Location
Sydney (New South Wales)
Australia
Native language
English
Profession
Criminology (Other)
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Looking for
  • Friendships
Hobbies
reading
Sexual preferences
Heterosexual
NATIVE WISDOM

Warriors don't always have to fight. They may just have to stand up.

When I make my personal decision in terms of my spiritual being instead of property, I have made a start.

We need community support to grow and thrive. What would our world look like if our building blocks were communities.

We can know the future only in the laughter of healthy children.

When I know where I belong. I know myself.

Looking after my health today gives me a better hope for tomorrow.

Would a tunnel-vision God have created a wide-spectrum world?

When we risk learning to receive, we risk getting what we want.

I am responsible for my life - not to blame - responsible. Only I can choose to live it.

In community, we live and work together. There is no hierachy of profession.

When I stumble with the toe, I fall down. When I stumble with the tongue, I invite disaster.

I am the only real limit placed upon me.

6 298 visitors since 26 May 2007.

From the Dreamtime comes the belief that the dingo can see into the supernatural, it is a watchdog, warning of the approach of evil spirits.

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