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	Wuriupranili
		In Aborigine mythology, Wuriupranili is a solar goddess[?] who carries a torch that is the sun.
		At the ocean to the west, she douses the torch in water and uses the glowing embers to find her way beneath the earth back to the east again.
		The colors of dawn and dusk come from the ochre[?] body paints she wears.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/wu/Wuriupranili.html (59 words)

	Mythology
		One of the astronomical myths from northern Australia describes how the sun-woman, Wuriupranili, and the moon-man, Japara, travel at different times across the sky.
		Each carries a torch of flaming bark, but when they reach the western horizon they extinguish the flames and use the smouldering ends to light their way as they return eastwards through the darkness of the underground world.
		And as he laughed, the water gushed from his mouth and replenished the land.
	www.moederdegans.be /Sara/Australian_art/Aboriginal/mythology.htm (837 words)

	Wuriupranili: Definition and Links by Encyclopedian.com
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	Rowing Against the Current (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Crow is also connected with the star Canopus.
		Sun Woman is Wuriupranili and Moon Man is Japara.
		Each bears a torch of flaming bark but when they arrive at the western horizon, they extinguish the flames and use the smouldering ends to light their way as they return eastwards through the dark realms of the underground world.
	www.acropolis.org.au /Aboriginals_article.htm (2266 words)

	Goat and Candle: Book Reviews
		This is a gorgeous book for the coffee table you don''t need to hide from your non-Pagan friends or family.
		(Unless they are Slavic or Baltic heritage.(:-)} "An illustrated meditation guide", it includes 20 sky Goddesses from 17 cultures: Japanese Ameratsu to Australian Wuriupranili.
		Use it as a way to nurture a personal relationship with goddess energy by meditating on these mythological archetypes.
	goatncandle.freeservers.com /past/books/books3d.htm (2336 words)

	Atheism--split from "Randi's money" - Page 3 - JREF Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		From your post I take it you believe in all of the following Gods:
		If only there were evil people somewhere insidiously committing evil deeds, and it were necessary only to separate them from the rest of us and destroy them.
		But I do not affirmatively claim that they do NOT exist.
	www.randi.org /forumlive/showthread.php?p=1922770 (3430 words)

	Aboriginal Deities
		Wuragag The first man, and husband to Waramurungundi
		Wuriupranili This sun goddess was said to light bark into a torch, carrying the flame through the sky from east to west.
		At the western sea, she dipped it in the water, then used the embers to guide her under the earth to reach her eastern starting point again.
	p068.ezboard.com /fthegoddesswithinapaganplaceforwowenfrm24.showMessage?topicID=405.topic (12289 words)

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