Ashtara’s Commentary
Dreaming tracks:

Minmia, an Australian Aboriginal wisdom-holder, wrote an insightful book titled Under the Quandong Tree.  In it she refers to a spiritual mission she was given in early 1989 to play a part in correcting the Solar System Dreaming track imbalance. The mission, involving the breaking of 300 stones at different places around the world, had to be done when the planets were in specific alignments on 7^th May 1990. At the time of breaking the stones a spiritual vortex would open so that Biami (Great Spirit) could send light through Nungeena-tya, Mother Earth. Minmia had to break her stones in a completely traditional way, in the middle of a city. She apparently frightened a few people with her white painted ochre face, feathers and naked to the waist!.

The Dreaming tracks took six years to open, during which time millions of people around the world began to “wake-up” from their spiritual coma, their lostness, seeking something more meaningful in their life. During those six years, the teaching and law/lore stones, from all over the world had to be gathered. Some had to be brought back to Australia, some had to be taken to other parts of the world. Part of Minmia’s job was to go on an Earth walk to pick up six stones and bring them back to Australia. She also had to collect some sacred water and place it in a spring at Glastonbury Tor. Her instructions of where she was to go, and the type, colour and shape of the stones she was to find, were simply given, drawn in the desert sand. She was to go to where the white people came from. It was an extensive Earth walk whereby she travelled to many countries. One of the stones she was required to unearth, was one she had planted 5000 years ago. She found it in norther Ireland by following her “Miwi” her inner feeling sensory guidance. It wasn’t an easy dig with her hands, but she found it.

I do recommend you purchase the book. Her humorous way of describing the battle she had with her western mind influence, and her traditional spiritual teachings, is one we face today. Fortunately for planet Earth and all of humanity, her Aboriginal wisdom and faith took precedence.