

ReGeneration Rising S2E11: Making Embassy with Tyson Yunkaporta
15 snips Aug 15, 2024
Tyson Yunkaporta, an Aboriginal scholar and author of "Sand Talk," dives deep into the significance of relatedness and community connection. He discusses Indigenous wisdom, emphasizing land stewardship as a means to combat environmental crises. The conversation touches on the resilience of refugee groups and their reliance on mutual aid, contrasting it with experiences in wealthier nations. With heartfelt stories linking love and the land, Tyson showcases how cultural narratives can inspire sustainable practices and strengthen communal bonds.
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Aboriginal Law and Story
- Aboriginal law, unlike modern law, is deeply connected to the land and its stories.
- It's a complex system of kinship obligations and responsibilities, not easily changed.
The Call to Lore
- Not everyone is called to walk the path of Aboriginal lore.
- Outsiders seeking initiation are often met with resistance.
Boundaries and Relatedness
- Aboriginal law emphasizes relationality, using boundaries to facilitate connections, not exclusion.
- Borders are places for making embassy and kinship, welcoming both humans and non-humans.