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Whitiora
by Tātaihono
Ko te tangi a te pīpīwharauroa, kui, kui, whiti, whiti ora!Nau mai e te iti, nau mai e te rahi ki tēnei whakapāohotanga o Whitiora te rere atu nei ki te ao.Whitiora directly refers to the continuum of well-being or the space between toi ora (in this context, optimum wellbeing) and kahu pō (in this context, spiritual blindness). Rooted in our ancient and indigenous knowledge systems, Whitiora acknowledges well-being is temporary, holistic and sustained through connectedness and belonging. We interpret Whitiora as an eternal pursuit of well-being.This podcast series presents the realities of Whitiora through the experiences and perspectives of whānau, hapū iwi and community leaders. We are excited to present this series of podcasts delivered by Tātaihono over the next 8 months.
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Whitiora - Ep 04: Aroha
Introducing Whitiora Episode Four - “Aroha: A question of presence” In this episode, our host @Paora Brosnan sits down with Hohepa Hei to talk about the importance of giving and receiving aroha, and it’s significance to living a fulfilling life.
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Whitiora - Ep 03: Tika
Introducing Whitiora Episode Three - “Tika: Ture vs tikanga” In this episode, our host Paora Brosnan sits down with Te Rangihaeata Hare to dive deeper into what it means to be tika, and establish a distinction between ture and tikanga Māori.
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Whitiora - Ep 02: Pono
Introducing Whitiora Episode Two - “Pono: On faith and truth” In this episode, our host Paora Brosnan sits down with Te Taepa Kāmeta to discuss in it’s depths the concept of pono, establish it’s link to tika and whakapono, and look at how this contributes to toiora for whānau, hapū, Iwi and hāpori.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Ko te tangi a te pīpīwharauroa, kui, kui, whiti, whiti ora!Nau mai e te iti, nau mai e te rahi ki tēnei whakapāohotanga o Whitiora te rere atu nei ki te ao.Whitiora directly refers to the continuum of well-being or the space between toi ora (in this context, optimum wellbeing) and kahu pō (in this context, spiritual blindness). Rooted in our ancient and indigenous knowledge systems, Whitiora acknowledges well-being is temporary, holistic and sustained through connectedness and belonging. We interpret Whitiora as an eternal pursuit of well-being.This podcast series presents the realities of Whitiora through the experiences and perspectives of whānau, hapū iwi and community leaders. We are excited to present this series of podcasts delivered by Tātaihono over the next 8 months.
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