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‘Wuymirri' - Humpback Whale - 'Migaloo' by Uncle John Smith Gumbula
The Humpback travels and migrates huge distances across polar and tropical waters, particularly those of the Atlantic, Arctic, and Pacific Oceans. Their range also includes the waters of the Bering Sea and the waters surrounding Antarctica.
The origins and ancient stories about 'Wuy'mirri' spread throughout the world to the present day are from ancient times when the Indigenous coastal communities shared a connection to the sea and its many dreaming ceremonies and practices. The Indigenous people are hunters and gathers, nomadic, moving with the seasons, and tides of Mother Earth, so did Wuy'mirri' travel the coastal Whale Dreaming paths journey for thousands of years.
There are thousands of ancient song- lines and 'Wuy'mirri', Whale-dreaming stories that are connected to our Indigenous ancestors passed down from generation to generation, each tribal narrative tells of ancestral spiritual and physical connections of the Whale dreaming journey.
‘Wuymirri' - Humpback Whale - 'Migaloo' by Uncle John Smith Gumbula
The Humpback travels and migrates huge distances across polar and tropical waters, particularly those of the Atlantic, Arctic, and Pacific Oceans. Their range also includes the waters of the Bering Sea and the waters surrounding Antarctica.
The origins and ancient stories about 'Wuy'mirri' spread throughout the world to the present day are from ancient times when the Indigenous coastal communities shared a connection to the sea and its many dreaming ceremonies and practices. The Indigenous people are hunters and gathers, nomadic, moving with the seasons, and tides of Mother Earth, so did Wuy'mirri' travel the coastal Whale Dreaming paths journey for thousands of years.
There are thousands of ancient song- lines and 'Wuy'mirri', Whale-dreaming stories that are connected to our Indigenous ancestors passed down from generation to generation, each tribal narrative tells of ancestral spiritual and physical connections of the Whale dreaming journey.