Monday 23 March 2015

Mauri Ora mai Tawhito Wananga - Te Rarawa Marae, Pukepoto, 20th -21st Maehe


KIA PIKI TE ORA!!!!

 mauri ora mai tawhito wananga 


Nei ra te mihi maioha ki te iwi o Te Rarawa mo ngā putea tautoko hei āwhina te wānanga nei.  

Ma Te huruhuru, Ka rere Te manu (Adorn the bird with feathers so it can fly)

Miharo ēnei momo hui hei hāpai ngā tumanako, ngā hiahia o ngā tangata, ngā whanau whānui, kia piki ake te oranga wairua, te oranga hinengaro o ngā uri o Te Rarawa Kaiwhare.

Ngā mihi manahou ki ngā whanau o 'Kia Piki te Ora' mo ngā manaakitanga - hei whāngai i a mātou mo ngā rā e rua.

Ka nui te mihi mutunga ki ngā hunga wānanga, ngā kuia, ngā kaumatua i tae mai ā tinana mai ki tēnei hui, ki te tautoko te kaupapa, tēna koutou katoa.  

 

Noho wahungū ki te whakarongo


Whakawhiti Whakaaro
Te Kai, Mere,Winnie & Ella


MIHARO TE NOHO TAHI, WHAKAWHITI WHAKAARO, WHAKAWHITI KORERO E PĀ ANA KI TE KAUPAPA.  ANEI RA ĒTAHI O NGĀ PATAI I PUTA MAI -  "HE AHA TENEI MEA, ‘MAURI’?  HE AHA TE REREKETANGA O TE ‘WAIRUA’ KI TE ‘MAURI’.  I ruku HOHONU matou ki tenei KAUPAPA WHAKAHIRAHIRA, KO TE MEA NUI KUA TUTUKI PAI NGĀ WHAINGA KATOA O TE HUI.
 


REREKETANGA O TE 'MAURI' KI TE 'WAIRUA'




NGA MAHI ROMIROMI - WHETUMARAMA 
Korero e pa ana ki te 'mauri o te tangata'
Whetumarama (Melanie Smith)

Dr Bruce Gregory
Ngā Papa Mahi


Roopu Aye!!! 

Roopu Chur!!

              
                            Ella Murray - he wahine kaha ki te waiata, ki te tito waiata rānei

                      NGA HUA O NGA PAPA MAHI









 RA TUARUA - 21 o MAEHE
I te timatatanga o te rā tuarua - kua tae mai te karere i hinga tētahi o ngā whanaunga o Pukepoto, Ko Vivian (Mouse) Murray.  Ka nui te aroha ki ngā whānau pani, ko Untie Emily Murray rātou ko ana whānau.  E moe e te matua Vivian ki roto i ngā ringa o te Ariki, haere, haere, haere atu ra.

Heoi ano, kua oti marika to mātou mahi te tuatahi, ka tahi kua whakawatea te marae mo te whanau.  Kua puta mai ngā whakaaro rangatira, ki te whakatakoto tētahi mahere hei mahi (action plan) mo ngā marama e heke mai ana tae noa atu ki te hui matua a te Noema o tēnei tau.

Hui tahi mātou ano 10am-2pm Rāmere 24 o Apireira ki te whare o Te Houtaewa Maori Trust - 42 Pukepoto Rd, Kaitaia.


MAURI TU, MAURI ORA!!!

 
 

WATAKA O TE WANANGA ME NGA KORERO I PUTA




Friday 6 March 2015

6th March 2015 - Whakatau Wairua, whakarite wananga, mihi ki te roopu

KIA PIKI TE ORA!!!!

6th March 2015 - NGA MAHI TAIAO  

Today we had some confusion as to where we were having our class but finally we all arrived back at Te Houtaewa.

We all had a chance to share what each of us have done over the last week and discussed the future venue with some unrest recently at the Trust.  All agreed that this whare was always a place of healing and that it has serviced our roopu well in the past, therefore we all felt comfortable to remain at Te Houtaewa as our base.

It was nice to have Marcia join us with her daughter and Yuko. 
Yuko has just started doing mirimiri in the whare next door - it is nice to have that whare now being used for the purpose what it was intended. 
Marica brought in some bees wax for the roopu to use for rongoa - some amazing people bring in all sorts of wonderful koha







WANANGA 20TH MARCH AT TE RARAWA MARAE
As we prepare for our Te Rarawa Conference we will be having a wananga to work through some of the final things we have to get ready it.
Our roopu has secured the catering as a fundraiser to get our roopu to Gisborne later on.
Here is our hit list for our catering for each of us remember to bring:



LUNCH
he hakari ano te ahua - what a beautiful lunch - hot smoked fish with all sorts of wonderful homebaking and pickles - we all feel very spoilt

NGA TUNA 
We had a wonderful discussion on various Tuna including the Tuna heke and the  Lamprey Eel which is one of the oldest know fish in the world and a well know delicacy to many Maori and other cultures.



                           AWA RESTORATION
We discussed some of the awa restoration projects and viewed a video my students at TKKM o Te Rawhitiroa made in 2007 for the World River Conference - it also won the Outlook For Someday Sustainable Video Challenge that year, winning a laptop and video camera presented by Helen Clark






Next week weather permitting we will be going to the Ngahere - to collect and make rongoa

PIKI TE ORA - MAURI ORA!!!




27th Feb 2015 - DIY Mitimiti & Ngahere with Te Kao Whanau

KIA PIKI TE ORA!!!!

27TH FEB 2015 - NGA MAHI TAIAO

DIY AT MITIMITI
Matihetihe Marae

Today we had some of our roopu head to Mitimiti to support the DIY Marae that was happening there.  The job was to help look after the tamariki and prepare kai whilst others worked hard on completing the DIY in time.



NGAHERE MAHI TAIAO - TE KAO
Today we had Te Kao Whanau come and join us at the Ngahere by Mangamuka Gorge where Papa Joe carried out korero on all the different rongoa.  Those who attended had a fabulous day and learnt so much

(will add photos as they come in from others at each event)



20th Feb 2015 - Ngahere Mahi Taiao - Whakarite rongoa (lotion and balms)

KIA PIKI TE ORA!!!!

2oth Feb 2015 - Nga mahi taiao


Today we had a number of new whanau join us at the ngahere at Mangamuka.


Papa Joe did his korero to all the new whanau about the different rakau and uses.

 


 



 
 

 

 


 


LUNCHTIME
 

Natures Own - Sun Tan lotion
1/8th Cup Clandular flowers (soaked in oil for a min of 12 days)
1/8th Cup Avocardo Oil
1/8th Cup Almond oil
1 cup Coconut Oil
1/2 cup cocoa
combine all above ingredients simmer together the add beez wax (approx 6 nip glass sizes)


 
 

 
 "Smells lovely and feels wonderful on your skin"

Mamaku and Karamu Balm
 This balm is excellent for any skin irritations, itchy bites, boils, chaffing etc

1) heat Karamu oil (Karamu leaves soaked in oil of your choice eg: rice bran, grapeseed or canola)
2) chop and crush mamaku
3) add crushed Mamaku to karamu oil and gently heat for 3-4 min
4) use small tea strainer to remove mamaku (this is still good to use on its own later - store in a airtight container)
5) add bees wax (approx 6-8 nip cups depending on amount of Karamu oil)
4) when bees wax is melted pour into containers 


 
 

 

Ka nui te mihi kia Kyle raua Ko Papa Joe ratou ko Whaea Viv mo nga matauranga tuku iho hei whangae kia matou ki te whakarite nga rongoa nei, kia ora tonu enei taonga mo ake tonu atu!!!

MAURI ORA KIA KOUTOU, KIA TATOU!!