One is located directly above the schematic mother s head and the other stands about four feet below her feet. Malleable wire is strung, clothesline style, between the two poles and hanging from it at irregular intervals are the bones of a horse that are tinted the same red as the saplings. Enclosing all the components is a circle, twenty feet in diameter, made out of large rocks and boulder fragments that have been painted white. And around the edge Musa planted seeds of local flowers. In Aboriginal religious life Dreaming takes on a different meaning from how it is used in English.
Aborigines use the term to define the sacred, earthly and ethical order of the cosmos.
In Western civilization dreams connote unreality, fantasy, but in Aboriginal civilization they connate a state of reality that is populated my myths and universal knowledge. It is the method laws are created that govern their secular and religious behavior. Musa s ceremonial circle can then be viewed as a sacred monument to the importance of the nuclear family. Check out the connections. Sacred Mayan mound is site for sacred family created from the indigenous materials scrounged up in the area.