This morning, before dawn, I stood on the slopes of Pā Hā Raki in the biting wind. Awaiting the rise of Whiro, alongside Pipiri, marking Takurua and Te Tau Hou – the start of the new lunar year.
What began as study has become a near-daily practice. A way of observing and connecting with the environment through Te Rā, Te Marama, Kā Whetū & Te Taiao - winds, clouds, temperature, birds, animals, plants and people
I’m still learning, it will never end. What I’ve discovered is a way of connecting that surpass anything I ever imagined.
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