My country

by Mark Freier
(Murwillumbah, NSW, Aust)

I first designed to be the rock as a 20-year-old man.I some how he knew that it would always go there.That I go to the highest point of that will lie down in it and to feel the pulse of my mother, my country, my people was the most important spiritual moment of my life.

I Return now, 20 years later with my family so that they can have the same experience.

I ignore the arrogance and racism in the first argument that somehow have a better ability to love this land as a result of Aboriginality.

It is not possible to love this land and its people more than I do-just so much to every one who does, I embrace you as my brother. we are in the same group.

I am English, Irish, German, first heritage-pure Oz snapshot how evolution is in reality.
The rock and the freedom to walk the Earth in my entire trip is spritual me because I am Australian not because I am part first.

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My country of residence

Mark free
(Murwillumbah, NSW, Aust)

I was initially drawn to the rock as a 20 year old man.I some how knew that I would always go there.That I to the highest point würde.Dass go there I would lie down face to you and my mother, my country, my Leute.Es feel the heartbeat was the most important spiritual moment of my life.

I go now, 20 years later with my family, so that you can have the same experience.

I despise the arrogance and racism of argument Aboriginal, you somehow love a better ability to this country because their aboriginality.

It is not possible, no longer, as I - just viel.Um either, who does I embrace this country and its people love you as my Bruder.Wir are on the same team.

I am a pure oz snapshot of evolution by English, Irish, English, Aboriginal heritage - as it actually is.
My birthright is the rocks and the freedom to go this country on my own spiritual journey, because I'm not Australian, because I am part of Aboriginal people.

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