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Wairua attempts to shed light on some of the many questions we have about spirits and the spiritual world.
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Our learned speakers 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.
The topic of wairua will be covered and the question will be answered from a Māori perspective of ancient times, through to the present.
The topic of wairua will be covered and the question will be answered from a Māori perspective of ancient times, through to the present.
Our kaiwhakaora will speak about ensuring a safe environment for both the tūroro and their wairua and demonstrate some healing and clearing techniques under the guidance of the atua and their kaitiaki.
Our kaikōrero talk about the impacts of mate Māori and the precautions to ward it off. Mate wairangi is another interesting topic that challenges people’s perceptions of what it actually is.
Māori spiritualists share their thoughts on why some spirits remain earthbound, as ghosts.
A variety of views will be shared about where our loved ones dwell in the afterlife, from the realm of Hinenui to Pō, to the many levels of heaven.
One of our kaikōrero will share his experience of crossing over, when after an accident he glanced back and noticed his earthly body inside his mangled truck beneath a newly felled tree.
Our learned speakers 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.
Tonight: 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.
Tonight: Spiritual beings, dwellers of the forest, patupaiarehe. Those who have heard of them, or have had personal experiences, will share their stories.
Tonight: This episode is about the wairua of unborn children and what happens to their wairua in the event of death, stillborn, miscarriage or abortion.
The topic of wairua will be covered and the question will be answered from a Māori perspective of ancient times, through to the present. (Series Premiere)