What it means to be Australian - Episode 1:  The Kookaburra

 

This continent has worn many names.   In this current incarnation it is called “Australia,” a word imposed by colonisers who mapped, fenced and claimed a land they never truly understood. Yet the name is only a shadow. Beneath it lies something far older and more alive; ancient Gondwanaland, held by the law of the Creator, pulsing with stories and songlines that predate empire and flag.

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The screaming banshees in Parliament House do not define this nation.   Their policies, their treaties, their maritime statutes are not the heartbeat of this land.   They are so far from Natural Lore that their decisions drive all of God’s Creation; land, waters, animals and human beings toward exhaustion and extinction.   To bow down to the colonisers is to contribute to our own demise.   Their noise cannot drown out the truth: the earth remembers her law and she is rising.

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Australia is not static; she is changing form.   The old colonial identity is cracking, and something new is emerging.   This land is not a commodity but a living being.   This nation is not a corporation but a covenant. We are morphing into a new identity; one not defined by empire but by Yahuah’s living law, Natural Lore, the Christed order of balance and care.

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Now we call upon the Great Spirit we know as Yahuah to raise this land and all connected to life.   We ask that all that is not woven into Country by Yahuah through Yahushua simply fade away, to go where you are welcome, because you are not welcome here.   This is not vengeance but purification: a reclaiming of the living law so that what remains is holy, balanced and true.

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The What it means to be Australian series is my weaving into this land’s living law.   Each story begins with a being of Country; a bird, an animal, a river and traces the threads of personal memory, Aboriginal lore, natural history and the ongoing call to belong.   Through these reflections I seek not to define “Australian” in legal or nationalistic terms but to listen for its heartbeat in the land itself.

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The old systems ruled by counterfeit authority are passing away. The New Earth is already stirring beneath our feet, where Yahuah rules and Christ’s balance is restored.   To be Australian in this emerging reality is to step under the living law of the Creator, to remember our kinship with all beings and to take up our responsibilities to Country with reverence and courage.