Ngurra-kurlu.

Warlpiri educator and scholar Steve Jampijinpa explains the five pillars of Warlpiri culture. This film was made by Steve Jampijinpa, with Maxwell Tasman and Tristan Tasman from Lajamanu, Northern Territory, Australia.

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Education

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• australian
• aborigine
• aboriginal
• art
• culture
• warlpiri
• tanami
• desert
• people
• lajamanu
• nothern
• territory

[Nirvakar]

Thank you Steve Jampijinpa... Love form mathew Jampijinpa Curtis and nirvir kaur we still think of you often great teachings

[ElleEstTrois]

Is there concern about lose of culture as with Native Americans of North America? I'm curious.

[IsisOsiris11]

Fantastic! Very insightful, thank you for sharing your knowledge and culture with us.

[Linguiphile]

Thank you for this video, for the explanation of Warlpiri values, and also of preserving this clip of the language by having it explained in Warlpiri with English translations.

[milune11]

I agree with Yakayirri

[tanyasbigbrowneyes]

yeh beautiful *****

[Hottidownunda1]

excellent teachings. Why isnt this being taught in our communities?? Money shouldnt even come into it as it is not way of life. This should be taught to all people that live in the land of the Native Australian's. Bring untity and peace back into our communties. The government wont fund this as then they wont have control. The true people will.

[yakayirri]

This is the way all indigenous people should be taught and the Rudd Goverment should be funding it!! The ancient wisdom has direct relevance to all indigenous Australians today and it needs to be promoted and given the respect and the financial backing it deserves!

[PeoplePicturesCom]

Yes! I agree Jampijinpa is a great communicator and bridge builder!

[riyawarray]

I love this film - beautiful message, beautiful light - beautiful film!