A reading and review of my first three whakatauāki in the series; He aka matua, he aka tāepa rānei? Whaitiri whakaoroororangi, Whaitiri whakahoronuku. Kei Te Kore kei te paru rānei tāu e kimi nā?
Exploring the inspiration, nuance, challenges and more.
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A reading and review of my first three whakatauāki in the series; He aka matua, he aka tāepa rānei? Whaitiri whakaoroororangi, Whaitiri whakahoronuku. Kei Te Kore kei te paru rānei tāu e kimi nā?
Exploring the inspiration, nuance, challenges and more.
Each month, members from Pūrākau Principles or one of the other private groups I facilitate send through questions to be answered in a Q&A forum. These are recorded and uploaded to the membership sites as video and audio - and so I thought ‘why not share the audio on the podcast to see what other people reckon?’ and here. we. are.
1:39 - how do you explain to non-Māori that pepeha isn’t just physical landmarks?
5:41 - are there pūrākau that can help us make sense of pandemics/isolations/lockdowns?
10:50 - does it make sense to view cases of pestilence such as Covid-19 thru a whakapapa lens? If so, what would that look/sound like?
14:08 - do you celebrate Christmas? If yes, why? If no, why not?
The Whakapapa Effect
A reading and review of my first three whakatauāki in the series; He aka matua, he aka tāepa rānei? Whaitiri whakaoroororangi, Whaitiri whakahoronuku. Kei Te Kore kei te paru rānei tāu e kimi nā?
Exploring the inspiration, nuance, challenges and more.
