Kakkib li'Dthia Warrawee'a is a
writer and lecturer on
Medical Philosophy;
Philosophy;
Ethics;
Spirituality & Religion;
and so much more.
Kakkib
li'Dthia Warrawee'a
Kakkib li'Dthia would have one of the most intriguing job descriptions in
the world today.
Kaia Kakkib-Spiritual Teacher/Philosopher;
Ondtoldta-Doctor of Ya-idtmidtung Medicine;
Dtarrowadth-Keeper of the Law;
Warrawee'a-Cleverman/Poet/Songman;
and, on top of this he is a lecturer and writer.
There once was a tree called Deru
There Once Was A Tree Called Deru,
published by Thorsons
(an imprint of HarperCollinsPublishers Aust.)
and by PerfectBound
(HarperCollins ebook publisher)
This is a book about the search for truth in the context of modern life. It is about seeing things whole and deriving some meaning from holism. Kakkib li'Dthia illuminates the way to a place of health, happiness, wellbeing and enlightenment. He is uniquely qualified to write this book which focuses on the spiritual and socio-environmental factors of our lifestyles as an integral component of good health. There once was a tree called Deru draws extensively from Australian Aboriginal medicine, and the traditional medicines of many other countries.
ISBN 0-7322-7118-5 Paperback
ISBN 0-7322-7657-8 Adobe Reader ebook
ISBN 0-7322-7658-6 Microsoft Reader ebook
ISBN 0-7322-7657-8 Palm Reader ebook
Papers, presentations and other publications:
Paper and presentation: Ancient Philosophies and New: Medicine and Health in a Troubled World for Kirridth Yordtharrngba public lectures, RMIT University 2003.
Two papers: Wisdom, Knowledge, Information: have we lost our way in our understandings and practices of medicines and Ngemm’dtrrr’s story for Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 2003.
Paper and Presentation to the State Government of Victoria’s Inquiry into the Bushfires of 2003.
Presentation Aboriginal Philosophy in Spirituality and Health to the Linga Longa Aboriginal Philosophy Farm, Rollands Plains, New South Wales, 2003.
Paper Aboriginal Spirituality. Religion, Cultural Diversity and Social Cohesion in Contemporary Australia commissioned by the Australian Multicultural Foundation and the Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs, Government of the Commonwealth of Australia, 2003.
Paper and presentation: Foolish is the Doctor Who Despises the Knowledge Acquired by the Ancients to Global Holistic Health Summit, Bangalore, India, 2003.
Interview published by Massage Magazine Robert Calvert USA, on Yabung, an Aboriginal Medicine.
Paper and presentation: Holism to The Australian Holistic Nurses Conference, Adelaide, S.A., 2002.
Five
separate papers presented, with two presentations, to the UCLA and RMIT Religion
and Globalization Colloquium—After September 11th, Religion,
Diversity and Cohesion in the Global Neighbourhood.
The Arts of War
Philosophy
A little something extra
Work together-profits and war-or die; which
is it to be?
Presentation Traditional Medicines to the New Zealand Therapeutic Massage Convention, Auckland NZ, 2002.
Presentation Philosophies of Medicine, Health and Wellbeing in Ancient Societies and New to The Scientific Medical Network, and the Radical Sanity Group (physicians and medical scientists), Auckland, NZ, 2002.
Two papers, and two presentations: Healing value of Indigenous Methods and Moving forward by looking back to ISPA Asia Pacific Conference, Rotorua, NZ, 2002.
Paper and presentation: The Web, the Way, and the Wisdom to the Fifth WONCA World Conference on Rural Health, Melbourne, 2002.
Commission by PerfectBound (HarperCollins USA): A little something extra. 2002.
Two presentations: Ethics in the Health and Day Spa Industry and Ethics, Philosophy, Spirituality and Health to ISPA Conference Palm Springs USA, October 2001.
Regular column “Kiearr’wo” in News Limited’s Pure Magazine 2001.
Two papers: Ondtoldta Ngerromoon’ee (The Rôle of the Doctor) and Case Study for ‘Perspectives on Holistic Health’, ed. Dr Marc Cohen published by Monash Institute of Public Health, Monash University, 2001.
Two Keynote presentations at the 6th International Holistic Health Conference, Victoria, 2001.
Paper: Neetasta for ‘Diversity,’ the Journal of the Australian Complementary Health Association, vol.2 no.2, 2000.
Two papers: An Aboriginal Perspective on Holistic Health and De te fabula: Storytelling as a Diagnostic and Terapeutic Tool for ‘Pathways to Holistic Health’, ed. Dr Marc Cohen, Published by the Monash Institute of Public health, Monash University, 2000.
Two Keynote presentations to the 5th International Holistic Health Conference, Victoria, 2000.
Paper presented Traditional Medicines to the World Health Organization Meeting, Beijing 1999.
There are other publications previous to this date.
For information please contact Kirridth Yordtharrngba.
This document was compiled by Kirridth Yordtharrngba Inc.,
Post Office Box 422,
Bright, Victoria, 3741 Australia.
For further information, please contact either Awoomwai or Rachel by email: awoomwai@kakkib.com or rachel@kakkib.com or by
phone: +61 4 12476141.
© Kirridth Yordtharrngba 2004