I once met an Aboriginal elder, the information he gave me, and what he described with his encounters was fascinating. Ive never met anyone like him, he had white hair, but very dark skin, at first he spoke with an accent, then his voice changed, and he was very articulate, and well spoken. He told me information about modern aircraft, and then started talking about technology we don't yet have.

That Grey Alien just smiled and gave me a vegemite sandwich.

As an Australian I can’t confirm or deny that we are aliens

The actual footage at the beginning looks like it's edited on paint🤣🤣🤣

I love Australia and the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and their culture! Shout out to all of you watching know that you are loved and cherished by at least one white fella! 💖💖💖✌✌✌🌎🌎🌎 Haters gonna hate ain't nobody got time for that! ✊✊✊

Even the native American Indian knew of something extra special in the sky there depiction of what is known as sky gods are scattered around America from the grand canyon to Colorado there's no denying it

The wisdom keepers talk of sky people star people and water people. They painted them in their caves. They were entrusted with the knowledge forever protecting the stories. Passing them down the generations. I am honoured that I descend from this beautiful ancient culture. I asked my elders where we came from. They always tell me that we were always here.

The Mayans were the stewards of Time, the Australian Aborigines are the stewards of Wisdom.

dream time.

so I'm a Alien Ok

Funny how people say how Indigenous Australian people where not advanced, they had a complete full circle way of life with no intention to build permanent structures as they had no need to as it would eventually lead to massive land clearing and damage to the land as you see today...why would you want to be pinned down to one place anyway when you have a whole beautiful healthy landscape they called home to travel. They left painting, fire pits, tools and shell middens at the last place they stayed so that when other families or tribes may pass through they knew they could find food and shelter ect. They survived for 40000-60000 years without damaging the land and life forms within it, they had a way of maintaining perfect balance with the land whether this be by doing burn offs so plants could grow back stronger and more replenished, they only hunted what they would eat so nothing was slaughtered to extinction for trophies, didn’t pollute oceans and land and was way of life to take care of the land. took settlers 200 years to do more damage then Indigenous Australians ever did. Must I add that a lot of diseases we’re brought over by sick convicts and explorers ect. There Language was very diverse and way of handing down information through painting, dance, verbally telling stories and hands on teaching was why there stories have lasted this long. Also we believed that we never owned the land we call Australia but we belong to the land itself, we are here to take care of the land and ocean to treat it with nurture, love and respect so the land can continue to supply us with food, life, air, beauty and everything else we have around us. Full Circle.

Aboriginal people are to me the most amazing people on earth and deserve every bit of our love, awe, protection and respect. I wish my stupid ancestors never came here. It was the last natural haven on earth and we destroyed it. I'd LOVE to go back in time and just find out exactly all the amazing things the Aboriginal people witnessed

Wycliffe Well, in the Northern Territory is a hot spot for UFO sightings. My family from there (Traditional mob) have told many stories about aliens, describing them as tall people.

There is a primary school near where I grew up, which had a big Aboriginal mural of the side of one of the walls. The representation of this mural clearly involved alian like figures, as well as references to flying saucers. I don’t where the mural came from, and wish I had a photo, as its creepy af. Was home for Christmas and noticed they had gotten rid of it

I have crippling depression

Proud Aussie here🐨♥️🇦🇺

I’ll start off by saying that I grew up in a Christian family. I was convinced that God created us, and he watched the earth and took souls into heaven. About 9 years ago, my faith started to crumble. I started piecing the puzzle together, in whatever form it was going to take. My thoughts shifted to space, the unimaginable vast depths. The science, the technology, the medical advancements. A massive leap in human success on this planet, and yet, not even a whisper from the darkness.

That rock art is similar to the One in edakkal caves, Kerala, India. Aboriginal, adivasi, forest dwelling ppl across continents have lots in common

I live there in the NT we surrounded by rock art painting everywhere all over Australia