Another Car Crash Dream

The dream: Kym saw our stall at the Fishermans Wharf Market and there was another person in our stall, a person we did not know.
This might indicate to us that there is a push somewhere for an attempted takeover of our business. We are wearing the bone and some of the bones of those who have exploited our family are in the ground, where they belong and more may follow, in the dreaming.
The dream: Kym visioned that he was driving a car in the Adelaide hills accompanied by two men. We got to a very steep hill and when we tried to drive up it became so steep that it was dangerous to proceed. At that Kym tries to reverse down slowly but there was a pillow blocking his foot from hitting the brake. The car was rapidly moving backwards and Kym was trying to steer away from the edge but he could not see behind the vehicle as we were moving to fast. Kym then tried to apply the hand break, that failed and then he tried a motor cycle break that appeared in the car and that failed. The car careered backwards off of the road, we were falling out of control and the car crashed. Someone assisted one of the guys out of the vehicle and Kym said its ok I am not hurt. His leg was a little sore but apart from that he was ok. When we got out of the crashed car we noted that we had demolished two other cars in someones driveway but it appeared that no harm was done and there were no hard feelings between the injured parties.
Within the concept of Aboriginal business and the history of the many car-dreams, this is a big event approaching. Within this there will be damages and changes, with the appearance that we will be harmed. In fact in the past after each of these dreams, we make noticeable advancement within our Aboriginal business concepts and we tend to always end in a better circumstance and place.
Bring it on.
Yours sincerely the Maxwell Kaurna-Ngarrindjeri family,title holders and custodians of the dreaming and lore

Volunteers and the burial ground dream

Kym had a dream that the people organizing the volunteers had decided that no female volunteers would receive any form of remuneration. Kym dreamed that he was informed by another Aboriginal person that there was a burial ground within our vicinity that was next to a bend in a river.
The ideas associated to the indigenous approach to intellectual property, knowledge systems, rights, culture and heritage, have come to our attention in the dreaming. The issues of law that are relative to the short term, the long term and the changing circumstances, have led us to decide to hold those rights that relate to our indigenous region, with the assistance of the Government of Australia and with the view of protecting them in the dreaming from any further exploitations. We will report any instances of title or heritage exploitations to the Federal Government of Australia, as is our practice and as we have done for some time now. Any further issues of contentions or argument should be directed to the Federal Court of Australia, Native Title Unit, where our documents are being held.