Daramulum

Daramulum is a prominent figure in Aboriginal Australian mythology, particularly among the Bundjalung people. He is considered a sky being or spirit associated with the moon and the cosmos. Often depicted as the son of Baiame, the creator god, Daramulum serves as a messenger and a cultural hero who helps explain celestial phenomena and seasonal cycles. His story reflects themes of connection between the sky, land, and people, emphasizing the importance of harmony with nature. Daramulum's figure embodies spiritual authority and the transmission of cultural knowledge within Aboriginal traditions.