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Bulli's black panther & Australian spirit big cats

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| Aboriginal Dreaming Stories | Black Panther | Cook's Australian Fairy Tales | Ida Rentoul Outhwaite bibliography | Faërie in Australia | Peck's Australian Legends | Picnic at Hanging Rock - Faërie Realm | Picnic - Path of Light | Picnic - C3 & C18 | Disappearance @ Hanging Rock | Trees & nature spirits | We [the Big Cats in Britain Project] were determined to find an explanation that wasn't supernatural (Coggan 2020) 1. Black Panther in OZ Big cats appear in countries and places around the world were they should not be and are not native. A notable example is the Black Panther in Australia and Great Britain. In the world of cryptozoology , they are one amongst many such mysteries. This article looks specifically at their historic presence in Australia, alongside more general aspects such as totemic elements and communication. A Black Panther is actually a black jaguar - stocky, muscular, and with a short tail; or a black
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Buddhist books ..... a personal collection

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Tibet & Tibetan Buddhism Archive The following is a listing of Buddhist related books I have collected over the last three decades. They are arranged chronologically, from most recent to oldest. There is a focus on Tibetan Buddhism and the plight of Tibetan culture under Chinese occupation since 1949. 2013 Venerable Master Hsing Yun, The Biography of Sakyamuni Buddha , Buddha's Light Publishing, Los Angeles, 2013, 448p. Includes foldout map. 2012 Vishvapani Bloomfield, Gautama Buddha: The Life and Teachings of the Awakened One , Quercus, London, 2012, 388p. Biography. John Peacock, The Tibetan Way of Life and Death , DK Publishing, London, 2012, 144p. Profusely illustrated introduction to Tibetan Buddhist culture. 2010 Geshe Kesang Gyatso, The New Meditation Book: Meditations to make our life happy and meaningful ,  Tharpa Publications, Ulverston, 216p. Tibetan Buddhism. 2009 Desmond Biddulph and Darcy Flynn, Teachings of the Buddha: The Wisdom of th
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CREAM - Videos and Live 1966-68

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Cream: Disraeli Gears 1967 | Meet Me in the Bottom 1966 | Tales of Brave Ulysses 1967 | The Fool Gibson SG | Videos & Live 1966-68 | Wheels of Fire 1968 | Cream was one of the greatest rock bands of the late 1960s. Comprising Jack Bruce on bass, harmonica, piano and vocals, Ginger Baker on drums and percussion, and Eric Clapton on guitar and vocals, it only existed for an approximate two year period between July 1966 and April 1968, though achieved much during that time. It recorded four LPs: Fresh Cream (1966), Disraeli Gears (1967), Wheels of Fire (1968) and Goodbye Cream (1969) along with various singles and compilations. In between there were live gigs, interviews on radio, TV and for the print media, and occasional appearances on TV and in film. Some of the latter are included below, where available. ---------------------- * 1966 * 1966-68 - Cream @ the BBC. Live recordings made for the BBC. Tracks: 1. Sweet Wine 00:17, 2. Wrapping Paper 04:21, 3. Rollin'
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