AUSTRALIANA ABORIGINAL Religion –
Preface — Foreword — Dadirri: a reflection / by Miriam Rose Ungunmerr-Baumann — Part One: Raimon Panikkar and indigenous spiritualities: 1. The call to get in touch with our origins: Raimon Panikkar’s cosmotheandric world / Francis X. D’Sa — 2. After Pannikar 3 / Scott Eastham — 3. A dialogue between Indigenous Australian experience and Panikkar’s cosmotheandric vision / Joan Hendricks and Gerard Hall — 4. Indigenous spirituality: expanding the view / Philip Gibbs — 5. “I bring a sword”; “My peace I give”: experience, the binding factor / Bet Green — 6. Korean Shamanism and indigenous spirituality / Young-chan Ro — 7. Ecosophy and ‘Saigu’ – the sacred office of imperial princess / Michiko Yusa — Part Two: Interfaith dialogue, interreligious education and ecological praxis: 8. The risen Christ and interfaith dialogue / Anthony J. Kelly — 9. That noble dream: exploring common themes between Aboriginal spirituality and Buddhism for intercultural education / Rapin Quinn — 10. Aboriginal spirituality and interreligious education / Clemens Mendonca — 11. Ecosophy and indigenous spiritualities: dreaming a new ecology of understanding / Charlotte Sunde — 12. A sacred unity: reflections and notes on the ethics of ecology / Anna Maria Natalini — Part Three: Transformative changes: 13. LiT-uPP: the lioness tale prison project: symbol of the cosmotheandric reality / Diane Pendola — 14. Depression and the heterostasis of modern society: Panikkar’s nondual vision of medicine and religion / Mary Eastham — 15. The Catholic Church in Australia and the “great Australian silence” / Stefano Girola — 16. From tradition to God: a qualitative study toward developing the spirituality of Samoan youth / Alesana F Pala’amo — 17. The Rose Aphorismos: some short hermeneutical considerations about Panikkar’s thought through a symbolic experience / Maria Roberta Cappelini.