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Miriam Rose Ungunmerr-Baumann in interview with Daniel Browning

Miriam Rose Ungunmerr-Baumann in interview with Daniel Browning from ABC RN speaking about dadirri – inner, deep listening and quiet, still awareness – "the greatest gift we can give to our fellow Australians". Senior Australian of the Year, Miriam Rose Ungunmerr-Baumann AM is an Aboriginal elder from Naiuyu. An artist and educator, she became the Northern Territory's first fully qualified Aboriginal teacher, with a deep commitment to ensuring that Aboriginal people had the opportunity to become qualified teachers and to manage their own schools. In 1998, Miriam Rose was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia, for her services to Aboriginal education, art, and services to the Nauiyu community. In recognition of her outstanding service and contribution to the Northern Territory, in acknowledgment of her leadership and example in Aboriginal education and the visual arts, and her contribution to the general community she was awarded an honorary doctorate from Northern Territory University. On January 25, 2021 Miriam Rose was named the Senior Australian of the Year. Common Ground – Meditation In Australia An important online forum exploring the unique nature of meditation in Australia This event gathered First Nations Australian practitioners, thinkers and academics to explain and teach ancient Indigenous practices and stories representing the interconnected traditions of meditation, systems thinking and caring for Country deeply embedded in the original spirituality of Australia. The program also explored some of the more prominent cross-cultural meditation practices prevalent in this country since the 1960s, emerging from teachers in Indian and South East Asian traditions through to more recent psychologically-attuned approaches. 29 May 2021 Copyright Meditation Association Australia 2021