Hullo Folks,

Well, here we are again, back in Bundjalung Country. It's great to be back home, seeing old friends and meeting new ones. In doing so it's fulfilling a lifelong dream: coming home and passing on Bundjalung Healing Technique to all who are interested in learning. You know, my teachers (two-legged and Spiritual ones) used to say, "If you are not a Bundjalung today, you were yesterday or will be tomorrow". That's because of our belief in re-incarnation; meaning, of course, that we have all lived many lives in many lifetimes: we have been Bundjalung, Native American, English, Irish, French or Japanese, etc., and we will continue re-incarnating and returning, until we have learned all there is to learn and have no need to return. An uncle of mine once said, " It's like going to school. Each time we return we go to a different class room to learn a different lesson. When we have learned all we need to learn we graduate from the School of Life". It is also known as KARMA.

The Healing Technique I use and teach is SKS&W: Sacred Kurradji Science & Wisdom is a unique sacred healing modality I founded and is based on the teachings I received from my grandparents and other Bundjalung elders. It incorporates Bundjalung energy medicine, ancient healing, spiritual wisdom & philosophy. It is Spiritual Energy that comes from The Source and is carried by Spirit throughout the universe. It is similar to the many energetic transformational techniques of shamanic origins found in many continents around the globe, but SKS&W is uniquely Bundjalung. It is taught as a unified modality to specially selected energy workers who have demonstrated, through years of experience, a strong, pure and unwavering connection with Spirit, and their worth as energy workers skilled in understanding and working with energy in the biological body (physical, emotional and mental) auric fields, and on all levels of the human condition.

The Byron Bay Echo carries an article about my return to Bundjalung Country, but let me say this: I am here to teach about healing. I will be conducting a number of workshops and seminars about this and, with Spiritual Guidance and community support I will endeavour to establish a healing school, a spiritual school and a wellness centre. I will also take on people, Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal, who wish to learn and gain expertise as qualified healers in the SKS&W Modality.

Gerry Bostock

(Byron Echo - Tuesday May 17, 2011, page 6)