Harry Oldmeadow
Aboriginal religion was life-affirming in the most down-to-earth fashion, or, to put it another way, for the Aboriginal outlook the sacred was always materially incarnated in the realm of nature. No amount of fashionable concern about the evils of pollution, no amount of “socially responsible” science, nor of the idolisation of “Nature” can in any way substitute for the spiritual intuition which lies at the heart of many primal cultures.
