Can you tell me about the Aboriginal tribe Dr. Holz lived with?
• There is no name for this nomadic tribe or its village, as they have always chosen to remain remote from any type of civilization. • Their “village” is very primitive, with no electricity or modern conveniences. • The tribe is located in the Northern Territories, just outside of Ayers Rock (now referred to as Uluru). • The 24-member tribe does everything together as a community, living in a state of contentment and love. • Only two of the villagers spoke English: Ray, a healer, who was Dr. Holz’s guide, and Rose, the healer who performed healing miracles on him. • The tribe engaged in nightly celebrations of song and dance, expressing gratitude to “The Big Guy” for the constant flow of blessings showered upon them. “The Big Guy” is the power we refer to as “God” or “One Consciousness.” • There was always beautiful silence. Since the Aborigines were in constant telepathic communication with each other and their environment, there was no need to speak out loud. • Details of the tribe a
