"...someone called Jonah Lomu who had something to do with rugby". 😂 Bless you my guy. Redeemed yourself with your mana call which was mildly impressive. Shout out to my Wesley brothers and sisters for your rendition of Poro Peihana to send off our bro 🫶🖤🏉
Bro I love that you understand what's going on. Jonah Lomu was universally respected as an athlete and a human, one of a kind person. I tear up watching this everytime. Love from NZ!
As a proud aussie I too wept for the loss of a beautiful powerful brilliant man in Jonah Lomu, taken way too soon but a man who touched not only Cousins across the gap between our 2 nations but the world. A beautiful heart wrenching service but what he deserved, and as you said no need to know the word's spoken it is clear to all love is a universal language and each Haka said their own farewell. Ty for not spoiling this tribute by talking over it as some have done. Keep Safe Keep Strong 🦘🦘🦘🦘💖💖💖💖😥😥😥😥
If you want to see the HAKA performed Live just go to one of the All Blacks matches at the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France which starts in September. The best game to watch will probably be the opening match against the host nation France.
Polynesian & Viking tradition is warrior culture. The Haka harnesses the frequency & vibration of strength, courage, unity & honor before battle. This Mana (energy) gives us the power to face the uncertainties of life and the fulfillment of Journey into the unknown. I love that you made that connection with video games modeling after this spiritual force because that is exactly where Hollywood & entertainment adopt their concepts from. Indigenous cultures have not been given credit for the symbolic representation of magic in movies and media but I do believe that is why we get emotional when witnessing it displayed in raw & rich ritual. One Love brother 🙏🏼🔥💯
Nice 💪🏾💯 Bro, I was shocked when you said Mana cos that's what you're experiencing! I too noticed the correlation in games but only made the connection in my latter years lol .. shot brah 💯
please react to Te Hekenga a Rangi 2023 Whakaeke. It is a Maori performance that showcases men and women singing and doing the Haka at our biggest cultural competition.
"...someone called Jonah Lomu who had something to do with rugby". 😂 Bless you my guy. Redeemed yourself with your mana call which was mildly impressive.
Shout out to my Wesley brothers and sisters for your rendition of Poro Peihana to send off our bro 🫶🖤🏉
haha Im learning, never watched that much rugby to be honest! But its a work in progress :)
lol like saying that chap Micheal Jordan who had something to do with Basket Ball. all good bro,.
Bro I love that you understand what's going on. Jonah Lomu was universally respected as an athlete and a human, one of a kind person. I tear up watching this everytime. Love from NZ!
IM trying to learn and understand as much as I can! :) and thanks man!!!!
Love that you get it and provide your own deep thoughts on the haka :) thank you for appreciating our culture (subscribed)
Thank you so much for reacting to this tribute for a great man. RIP big guy, RIP.
man I was so emotional watching this... had to read more about him and got even more emotional.... damn!!! Rest in Peace
Wairua is spirit, soul.
Everything you say is right bruv
For real my man
That's exactly it, either you feel it or you don't, you can't explain it away.
What a beautiful tribute.
100%
As a proud aussie I too wept for the loss of a beautiful powerful brilliant man in Jonah Lomu, taken way too soon but a man who touched not only Cousins across the gap between our 2 nations but the world. A beautiful heart wrenching service but what he deserved, and as you said no need to know the word's spoken it is clear to all love is a universal language and each Haka said their own farewell. Ty for not spoiling this tribute by talking over it as some have done.
Keep Safe Keep Strong 🦘🦘🦘🦘💖💖💖💖😥😥😥😥
If you want to see the HAKA performed Live just go to one of the All Blacks matches at the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France which starts in September. The best game to watch will probably be the opening match against the host nation France.
Polynesian & Viking tradition is warrior culture. The Haka harnesses the frequency & vibration of strength, courage, unity & honor before battle. This Mana (energy) gives us the power to face the uncertainties of life and the fulfillment of Journey into the unknown.
I love that you made that connection with video games modeling after this spiritual force because that is exactly where Hollywood & entertainment adopt their concepts from. Indigenous cultures have not been given credit for the symbolic representation of magic in movies and media but I do believe that is why we get emotional when witnessing it displayed in raw & rich ritual. One Love brother 🙏🏼🔥💯
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Bro, I was shocked when you said Mana cos that's what you're experiencing! I too noticed the correlation in games but only made the connection in my latter years lol .. shot brah 💯
I have huge interest in nature, powers of nature, indigenous cultures and rituals so I am trying to read up on as much as I can!
@@element_five Respect Bro, appreciate you from here man 💪🏾💯
I left New Zealand 42 years ago and this still brings a tear to my eye and a lump in my throat. The Culture I grew up in but was never a part of.....
I have put NZ on my list of countries to visit, I need to see this live even if IM sure I will most likly tear up instantly.
Mana is power.
I can somewhat feel that and I love it!
React to Chiefs haka vs Wales,It tingles your spine 😤
Thanks for the tip, will do an reaction as soon as I can!
reaction video coming later today :) Thanks bud
please react to Te Hekenga a Rangi 2023 Whakaeke. It is a Maori performance that showcases men and women singing and doing the Haka at our biggest cultural competition.
oh that sounds amazing, thank you very much, will have to check it out!!!!
@@element_five cool, can't wait to see.
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Thank you!!!! Appriciate it!!
Talk about Maori tradition, have a look at the Maori Battalion march. Real warriors in real wars.
You have a good link to a video bc this sounds interesting!