Ka nui taku mihi ki a koe mō ēnei taonga matua Te Hira! He rawe ki ahau nei te riro ēnei karakia ēnei tauparapara hei wewero i te hinengaro hei painga hoki mō te tangata mō te whānau. Kia ora rawa atu!
I am trying to reconnect to my Maori roots. Nana on dads side was full blood Maori, Koro on mums side was full blood. But my parents didn't let us connect with our culture because they had a lot of fear of spirits. Now that I am older, I long to reconnect. Thank you for sharing these.
Just checking matua, are wahine able to use this karakia, more so to bless the sick and house cleansing, and can anyone use this karakia from any rohe?
can someone tell me which one is the right one to use for ill n sick people, and which is to bless and cleanse home. Can anybody translate them to english , i can speak maori but i don't understand it all i am still learning any help would be appreciated xx
Te ataahua ke o wo mahi e te rangatira, ka tino whiwhi te hunga e nanao atu ana ki enei mahi, kua tuhia e au etahi hai ako ki aku mokopuna, tena koe, otira koutou te hunga e whakaae ana kia tukua enei taonga ki te marea
Ka rawe o mahi Matua Te Hira ki te rongo i ou reo, he mahana toku ngakau , kua maumahara aku Kaumatua i kii mai, ara kua whetu rangitia ratou naianei. EtiTamati
Tena koe e te matua, Ka taea e au te mau nga whakapakehatia o enei karakia tawhito? Kei te taha o toku papa No Tuakau, Nga tae e rua/Te Kotahitanga nga marae, Nga mihi rawa atu!
Tena koe Jonathan Rau my nephew's and niece are Hone Hou Dargaville, Taruke, Maikara and Eru Tau Rau from Tuakau - Their mother was a teacher of Te Reo Maaori at Tuakau College - My email is here send me a message so I can send you the translations - Tena koe !
Tēnā koe e te rangatira kanui ngā mihi ki a koe ko Rāniera tõku ingoa no te tai rāwhiti me Te taitokerau ahau he pătai tāku e pā ana i te waerea he pai au tenei ako? Can I use this? Also can you please Whakapakehatia tenei Karakia uea uea ānei taku imera remyjack@live.com tēnā koe Matua.
Awesome but, not man people will use them because they have no Pākehā translation. You can't use them if you don't understand them. Love your mahi though matua!
Ma te reo ka ora ai taatou. There are many ways to translate my mahi, that was the challenge to people who want to learn my teachings. However, email me for translations: tehiramoanawharenui123@gmail.com
E hoa! Kāti te māngere. Koira hoki te kuaretanga a wetahi i pērā hoki ngā whakaaro. E hoa me rangahaua kia marama ai koe ki te ngako o aua waerea, karakia ranei.
@@WHANAUPEACE Tena koe e te rangatira. Heoi ano tenei karakia Uea Uea Waerea Waerea he karakia tenei na Tainui Waka. Na te tohunga a Rakataura i tuku i ana kupu kia rere i te wa i wehe mai te waka i Hawaiki-nui. I tenei wa ka mahia mai ngaa kaumaatua hei karakia kia tuwhera e ngaa whare hou me ngaa tupapaku kia eke ki runga i te marae. Engari akohia, whangaihia ki a taatou tamariki mokopuna. Pai maarire.
Teenaa koe e te rangatira. Kei te miharo e ooku nei mokopuna. Menaa e pirangi ana, ara, e hiahia ana raanei, teenaa akongia kia whaangai ki oou tamariki mokopuna hoki........... Pai maarire!
Nga mihi matua, I am still on my reo journey so watching your videos are a huge help Kia Ora
Thank you so much, much love & respect.
Ka nui taku mihi ki a koe mō ēnei taonga matua Te Hira! He rawe ki ahau nei te riro ēnei karakia ēnei tauparapara hei wewero i te hinengaro hei painga hoki mō te tangata mō te whānau. Kia ora rawa atu!
I am trying to reconnect to my Maori roots. Nana on dads side was full blood Maori, Koro on mums side was full blood. But my parents didn't let us connect with our culture because they had a lot of fear of spirits. Now that I am older, I long to reconnect. Thank you for sharing these.
Kia ora matua this is awesome
Do you have a karakia for blessing of pounamu?
Kia ora ra Matua, he ui tāku. Ko tēhea te karakia mo te whakanoa whare kua whakatapungia i te mate?
Just checking matua, are wahine able to use this karakia, more so to bless the sick and house cleansing, and can anyone use this karakia from any rohe?
Taiki e!
Kia ora, can anyone break down which karakia is for each setting. Thanks
Love the content
thank you very much Matua
Kia Ora I was wondering if you were able to do a karakia for hunting or gathering kai
I know you can use
Waerea te ara ki te nehenehe nui. Let me know if you’re interested I’ll try send you the link.
@@kennethtamati2889 im interested please
@@kennethtamati2889 au hoki
Kia Ora I am looking for a Karakia in relation to the use of Clay? Is this ohk to use? or do you know any that i can teach my tauira please.
can someone tell me which one is the right one to use for ill n sick people, and which is to bless and cleanse home. Can anybody translate them to english , i can speak maori but i don't understand it all i am still learning any help would be appreciated xx
th-cam.com/video/dLK51hw6kFU/w-d-xo.html check out translations all Karakia here are traditional
And are used for healing and cleansing
When an who should use it
He mihi nui ki a koe e te rangatira Te Hira mo enei karakia, kia ora rawa atu!
email me at tehiramoanawharenui123@gmail.com. and I'll send you the Paakehaa definitions.
Can u do one for rakau matua?
www.google.co.nz/search?q=Karakia+mo+te+mau+rakau&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=zBjHNG_svKnZaM%253A%252CCUN0t2iALAM4dM%252C_&usg=__SdufQxqDTUYiIVEHtpjE5XEd0Kc%3D&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwih3_-s3aTcAhVPQd4KHXgkCfQQ9QEINDAB#imgrc=_
Kia Ora Matua. Tumeke!!!
Te ataahua ke o wo mahi e te rangatira, ka tino whiwhi te hunga e nanao atu ana ki enei mahi, kua tuhia e au etahi hai ako ki aku mokopuna, tena koe, otira koutou te hunga e whakaae ana kia tukua enei taonga ki te marea
Kia ora Matua
Ka taea e koe te whakapakeha te warea naku
Uea Uea
Maku
Kia Ora Matua
Gathering of seafood
Ka rawe o mahi Matua Te Hira ki te rongo i ou reo, he mahana toku ngakau , kua maumahara aku Kaumatua i kii mai, ara kua whetu rangitia ratou naianei.
EtiTamati
Try Learning a Tauparapara
E te matua tēnā rā koe. He taonga ēnei.
Kia ora Te Hira
Tena koe e te matua, Ka taea e au te mau nga whakapakehatia o enei karakia tawhito? Kei te taha o toku papa No Tuakau, Nga tae e rua/Te Kotahitanga nga marae, Nga mihi rawa atu!
Tena koe Jonathan Rau my nephew's and niece are Hone Hou Dargaville, Taruke, Maikara and Eru Tau Rau from Tuakau - Their mother was a teacher of Te Reo Maaori at Tuakau College - My email is here send me a message so I can send you the translations - Tena koe !
@@tehiramoanawharenui5559 tēnā anö tāua e te pāpā. Tēnā whakapākehatia tēnei waerea koa. U ea, U ea Waerea, waerea.......
@@tehiramoanawharenui5559 anei taku imeira. tumatauenga140@gmail.com
Tēnā koe e te rangatira kanui ngā mihi ki a koe ko Rāniera tõku ingoa no te tai rāwhiti me Te taitokerau ahau he pătai tāku e pā ana i te waerea he pai au tenei ako? Can I use this? Also can you please Whakapakehatia tenei Karakia uea uea ānei taku imera remyjack@live.com tēnā koe Matua.
Awesome but, not man people will use them because they have no Pākehā translation. You can't use them if you don't understand them. Love your mahi though matua!
Ma te reo ka ora ai taatou. There are many ways to translate my mahi, that was the challenge to people who want to learn my teachings. However, email me for translations: tehiramoanawharenui123@gmail.com
E hoa! Kāti te māngere. Koira hoki te kuaretanga a wetahi i pērā hoki ngā whakaaro. E hoa me rangahaua kia marama ai koe ki te ngako o aua waerea, karakia ranei.
@@WHANAUPEACE Tena koe e te rangatira. Heoi ano tenei karakia Uea Uea Waerea Waerea he karakia tenei na Tainui Waka. Na te tohunga a Rakataura i tuku i ana kupu kia rere i te wa i wehe mai te waka i Hawaiki-nui. I tenei wa ka mahia mai ngaa kaumaatua hei karakia kia tuwhera e ngaa whare hou me ngaa tupapaku kia eke ki runga i te marae. Engari akohia, whangaihia ki a taatou tamariki mokopuna. Pai maarire.
@@tehiramoanawharenui5559 Kia Ora can I get some karakia plez I'm from teteko Ngati away Kia ora
@@WHANAUPEACE e hoa! E hara au i te māngare! Kāre rawa te kōrero nei kia whakaiti taua rangatira! He pātai noa tēnei!
Kia ora ataahua nui karakia
Ngä mihi nui matua
I waihoa ënei mo tö whanau
Mauri or ki a koe.
Te Umuariki
Teenaa koe e te rangatira. Kei te miharo e ooku nei mokopuna. Menaa e pirangi ana, ara, e hiahia ana raanei, teenaa akongia kia whaangai ki oou tamariki mokopuna hoki........... Pai maarire!