Our Kaikōrero will share their thoughts about The Holy Spirit, The Nurturing Spirit, Māori Prophets and their prophetic sayings and the role of Māori in Aotearoa. (SERIES FINAL) Ka korerohia te kaupapa katahi ka whakautua te patai e hangai ana ki te ao kohatu, tae noa ki tenei wa. Ka rongohia nga whakamarama mo te taha wairua o te tangata, me te taha wairua o nga mea katoa.

One of our kaikōrero will share his experiences when he crossed over, and as he glanced back he noticed his earthly body inside his mangled truck beneath a newly felled tree. The process of crossing over and the loved ones they communicate with, will be shared by several other speakers. A song was composed to acknowledge this experience. Ka korerohia te kaupapa katahi ka whakautua te patai e hangai ana ki te ao kohatu, tae noa ki tenei wa. Ka rongohia nga whakamarama mo te taha wairua o te tangata, me te taha wairua o nga mea katoa. Katerina Mataira, Rita Tupe, Arthur Ranui Black, George Hori Thrupp, Reti Wharekura.

The realm of Tāne is full of Wairua. Each one has a distinctive sound. Our kaikōreo will share their experiences with Wairua. Ka korerohia te kaupapa katahi ka whakautua te patai e hangai ana ki te ao kohatu, tae noa ki tenei wa. Ka rongohia nga whakamarama mo te taha wairua o te tangata, me te taha wairua o nga mea katoa.

Our learned speakers will share their thoughts on Mākutu and Mate Māori. It is said negative thoughts are a powerful tool to activate Mākutu, and only Tohunga can remove it and prevent Mate Māori from occurring. Ka korerohia te kaupapa katahi ka whakautua te patai e hangai ana ki te ao kohatu, tae noa ki tenei wa. Ka rongohia nga whakamarama mo te taha wairua o te tangata, me te taha wairua o nga mea katoa. Katerina Mataira, Tipene Tihema-Biddle, Rita Taupe, Pouroto Ngaropo, Koro te Ngaromate Tutua.

There are many kinds of guardians that watch over us. Some are taniwha, some are tipua, and some are angels. Ka korerohia te kaupapa katahi ka whakautua te patai e hangai ana ki te ao kohatu, tae noa ki tenei wa. Ka rongohia nga whakamarama mo te taha wairua o te tangata, me te taha wairua o nga mea katoa. Katerina Mataira, Wai Turoa Morgan, Erena Hohepa, Rita Tupe, Rita Wharekura.

A strong energy is felt on the sacred areas of the land. It’s an area you can’t be ignorant about. Ka korerohia te kaupapa katahi ka whakautua te patai e hangai ana ki te ao kohatu, tae noa ki tenei wa. Ka rongohia nga whakamarama mo te taha wairua o te tangata, me te taha wairua o nga mea katoa.

A range of visions and dreams will be shared by those skilled in this area, highlighting caution to be taken if danger or threats against another loom. It could also be an out of body experience.

The sacred and ancient treasures handed down through the generations since time immemorial. What lies behind the mystery of these treasures? Ka korerohia te kaupapa katahi ka whakautua te patai e hangai ana ki te ao kohatu, tae noa ki tenei wa. Ka rongohia nga whakamarama mo te taha wairua o te tangata, me te taha wairua o nga mea katoa. George Hori Thrupp, Patu Hohepa, Katerina Mataira, Ruth Makuini Tai, Velia Reihana.

The topic of this episode is about spiritual beings, dwellers of the forest, patupaiarehe. Those who have heard of them, or have had personal experiences, will share their stories. Manu Neho, Anituatua Black, George Hori Thrupp, Patu Hohepa.

Our kaiwhakaora will speak about the importance of ensuring a safe environment for both the tūroro and their wairua. They’ll demonstrate some healing and clearing techniques under the guidance of the atua and their kaitiaki. Ka korerohia te kaupapa katahi ka whakautua te patai e hangai ana ki te ao kohatu, tae noa ki tenei wa. Ka rongohia nga whakamarama mo te taha wairua o te tangata, me te taha wairua o nga mea katoa.