Riddle of The Week
I am not alive, yet I grow; I don’t have lungs, yet I need air; I don’t have a mouth, yet I can drown. What am I? Good luck solving it!
Riddle of The Week Read More »
October 2024
Kurdaitcha: The Mystical Executioner of Aboriginal Culture
The Kurdaitcha, or “Kadaitcha,” is a key figure in Aboriginal culture, particularly among the Arrernte people. Serving as a mystical executioner, the Kurdaitcha punish individuals who breach community laws, often through psychological means such as bone-pointing. Chosen by elders, they wear special slippers to conceal their tracks, embodying a blend of justice and spirituality.
Kurdaitcha: The Mystical Executioner of Aboriginal Culture Read More »
The Impact of Colour TV: A Childhood Memory From the 1960s
Growing up in the 1960s, the author recalls the warmth of family evenings around their black-and-white TV until the arrival of their first color television. The transition was a transformative event, vividly illustrated by watching “The Wizard of Oz.” This shift deepened their emotional connection to stories, enriching their viewing experience forever.
The Impact of Colour TV: A Childhood Memory From the 1960s Read More »