I came to this video after seeing Fred and two of his students in an "absolute history " video. I'm just about to watch this, but before I do, I wish to say. This man and what he is doing is unbelievably inspirational, what he teaches should be incorporated into the Australian curriculum (in my opinion). At the very least someone needs to convince and aid him with making a TH-cam account, sharing his knowledge and culture with the world. I wish the absolute best for you Fred. ❤
Same for the holy spirit , “ you have to give it away , to keep it “ , if you keep giving the spirit that comes from within , it just keeps coming . As long as you breathe right , the spirit just keeps flowing from our core star , our center of gravity . Like a cup that keeps flowing over , from an inner spring within .🙏
I really appreciate this mans honesty and knowledge about aboriginal history they were hunter gathers and nomads . Modern activist aboriginals are trying to make out that aboriginals grew crops and that's just wrong . They had to keep moving around due to droughts and game movements etc. Australia has some very harsh environments and most people will die real quick in the bush but older Aboriginals have a wealth of knowledge and skill that allows them to survive where most would perish .
Thanks Fred im a true believe in bush tucker ive got a huge collection of the natives growing in my backyard like Midyim berry, lime berry, Salt bush, Fingerlimes, Karaka, Mini Cinnie, the lemon, the aniseed, the river, the curry myrtle, native guava, native mangosteen, the seaspray, muntries, the lemon snd white aspens, to some extent the archacha, lilly pilly, Brisbane fringe wattle believe me if i can cram it somewhere in my garden i would now youve showed us the uses for Grevillias, lomandras wattles im going to have find space. Thanks
what a fantastic wealth of knowledge you have. looking at making the garden all native, can’t wait to get started and add plenty of edible flora to it.
Thanks Fred, that was the best 8 minutes I've spent today. Learnt a lot from your talk. All the best.
I would agree mate. No need to be selfish with knowledge because you can't take it with you.
Thanks Fred! Planting local natives but didn’t know all their uses. Haven’t shopped at a big supermarket for four years.
Thank you so much I had to watch this for my assessment which is due tomorrow and I haven’t started 😮 but it was enjoyable to watch
Amazing information this is amazing if we could know more that would be great.
I came to this video after seeing Fred and two of his students in an "absolute history " video. I'm just about to watch this, but before I do, I wish to say. This man and what he is doing is unbelievably inspirational, what he teaches should be incorporated into the Australian curriculum (in my opinion).
At the very least someone needs to convince and aid him with making a TH-cam account, sharing his knowledge and culture with the world. I wish the absolute best for you Fred. ❤
Loved this. Thanks for giving me this knowledge. It's important to know what safe to eat. How to prepare .
Same for the holy spirit , “ you have to give it away , to keep it “ , if you keep giving the spirit that comes from within , it just keeps coming . As long as you breathe right , the spirit just keeps flowing from our core star , our center of gravity .
Like a cup that keeps flowing over , from an inner spring within .🙏
Heaps to take away from this video i learn a lot thanks Fred! please do some more.
That was so awesome I want to learn more!
Thanks fred
Write a book
Great ,
Think of all the Australians our man Fred has seen in his life
Nice vid
I really appreciate this mans honesty and knowledge about aboriginal history they were hunter gathers and nomads . Modern activist aboriginals are trying to make out that aboriginals grew crops and that's just wrong . They had to keep moving around due to droughts and game movements etc. Australia has some very harsh environments and most people will die real quick in the bush but older Aboriginals have a wealth of knowledge and skill that allows them to survive where most would perish .
Amazing, I learned so much and it’s fascinating. I love that quote too “You have to give away your knowledge, so that you can keep it” that’s profound
Thanks Fred im a true believe in bush tucker ive got a huge collection of the natives growing in my backyard like Midyim berry, lime berry, Salt bush, Fingerlimes, Karaka, Mini Cinnie, the lemon, the aniseed, the river, the curry myrtle, native guava, native mangosteen, the seaspray, muntries, the lemon snd white aspens, to some extent the archacha, lilly pilly, Brisbane fringe wattle believe me if i can cram it somewhere in my garden i would now youve showed us the uses for Grevillias, lomandras wattles im going to have find space. Thanks
Really good stuff. I could listen to you all day. Thank you for sharing. :)
Excellent! Appreciate the information
thanks Uncle Fred :) knowledge received
Thanks Fred for the education.
what a fantastic wealth of knowledge you have.
looking at making the garden all native, can’t wait to get started and add plenty of edible flora to it.
That was Deadly
Thank you for sharing and respecting our ancestors ❤️💛🖤
Thanks the whites not them they just like to think that they came from here when it wasn't. .
Us whites were here 100yrs plus before them.
Anothet semi cashing in! Just vote NO!