Wednesday 27 March 2019

Can dreams influence or predict our future? Berenice’s did.

When, as a young woman, Berenice first dedicated her life to the dingo cause she had a recurring dream.

She saw herself very straight, slim and confident, slowly making her way up a long, narrow, dimly lit corridor lined on both sides by steel, cell-like barriers.  Behind the barricades were milling crowds of angry people, shaking their fists at her and shouting abuse, struggling like demons to destroy her.

Although the passage was narrow, the violence so close, she sensed she was safe. Carefully and deliberately, with no thought of turning back or panicking, she made her way onward through the dimness and towards a speck of light at the far end.  She never actually saw herself reaching the pinnacle of her obsession, just a determination to get there.

The dream seemed to show her the direction her life would take. She knew the road would not be easy and she would have no peace until she reached her goal or died in the effort. She foresaw oppression and destruction would be close about her, but she would be safe.  That speck of light in the distance indicated hope to which she clung desperately.





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Wednesday 20 March 2019

Understanding Dingoes 1: Crowing

This is the first in a series of blogs based on Berenice’s knowledge of dingoes drawn from her experience and observations.

She was often consulted on dingo problems and one of the saddest was when a much-troubled gentleman told her about a Dingo he had met.

The dingo was kept on a chain, and when visitors came the "gentleman" who owned him would take visitors to see his Dingo. 


As is the custom of the breed it ''crowed" (a soft, friendly growling-type sound), and its owner promptly kicked it savagely for being aggressive.

Yet this is the breeds way of showing a friendly welcome. How miserable that dog's life must have been.






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Wednesday 13 March 2019

Dingo Lady Quote 2





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