Tjukurpa is a foundational concept in the culture of the Anangu people of central Australia. It encompasses the creation stories, laws, and moral codes that guide their way of life. Tjukurpa explains the origins of the land, its features, and the relationships between people, animals, and the environment. In addition to being a spiritual belief, Tjukurpa also serves as a framework for social organization and cultural practices. It is passed down through generations via storytelling, art, and ceremonies, ensuring that the knowledge and traditions of the Anangu are preserved and respected.