The Land Owns Us

How do Bob Randall's people view land ownership?

• They believe land can be bought and sold like any other property.

• They see land ownership as a temporary right granted by the government.

• They believe the land owns them, and they have a responsibility to care for it.

• They view land as a resource to be exploited for personal gain.

What does the concept of "oneness" or "Kanyini" mean to Bob Randall's people?

• It refers to a spiritual connection only with other humans.

• It means being isolated from nature to preserve it.

• It signifies a deep, unconditional caring and responsibility for all living things and the land.

• It is a belief that humans are superior to all other life forms.

Why can one never feel lonely in their traditional way of life?

• Because there are always other people around.

• Because they are constantly busy with daily tasks.

• Because everything around them, from the ground to the clouds, is considered family.

• Because they have strong spiritual leaders guiding them.