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Te Whē Wānanga - Join us for a fun transformational full-day wānanga, for healing and growth, through the power of Te Whē.SATURDAY 12 APRIL
10AM - 4PM
184 Grandview Rd, Nawton, Hamilton
$$$KOHA
Bring a plate to share for lunch (healthy kai only please)
Tea/Cofffee & Snacks provided.
All people are welcome. It is age restricted to 13+ as it is a healing wānanga. Ngā mihi.
Te Whē is the resounding breath of Io, the reverberation of Creation itself resonating within all things, heard and unheard, seen and unseen. In Māori cosmology, Te Whē represents the vibrational force that brings everything into existence, it is the genealogical pattern of frequencies woven through all Creation, and it connects all whakapapa (genealogies) to Io, the universal source.
Grounded in tikanga (traditional customs), mātauranga (traditional wisdom) and kawa (traditional lore), this wānanga delves deep into the whakapapa of Te Whē, a deep exploration into the genealogies of sound and vibration, providing insights into the miracles of Creation.
Through guided practices, you’ll receive tools to awaken and align your pūmanawa (intuitive consciousness), your manawa (emotional consciousness), and whatumanawa (spiritual consciousness). This alignment connects us with the vibrational Breath of Io fostering release, peace, and the freedom to reconnect with your divine authentic self, unlocking an awareness to your natural gifts that are beyond physical talents.
Led by Mihirangi, a Tohunga and practitioner of Te Whē, and musician, and healer (see bio below). This wānanga will empower you to unlock your potential and harness the vibrational freedom that nurtures, heals, and inspires.
This Weekend Wānanga Will Include:
TŌ MANA – YOUR POWER
* Embodying Your Lineage, Purpose, Intention, and Message
* Deepening Connection with Io (Source)
* Healing, through the Wisdoms of Te Whē
TŌ PŪMANAWA – YOUR GIFTS & TALENT
* Experience Vibrational Freedom & Flow
* Unlocking the Power of Your Gifts through Te Whē, the Breath of Io
* Nurturing Your Inheritance: Exploring Your Genealogical Gifts, DNA Memory, and Vibrational Anatomy as a Living Instrument
* Healing: Strengthening Practice and Honouring Your Unique Path
TŌ IHI, WEHI & WANA – YOUR CHARACTER
* Your Motivation: Your Mind, Emotions, and Vibrational Expression and Impact
* Empowering Your Voice: Bridging Ancestral Traditions with the
* Science of Contemporary Sound and Music
* Cultivating Surrender, Release, and Confidence
TŌ RANGATIRATANGA – YOUR EXPERIENCE
* The Power of Your Vibration: Your Authentic Strength and Confidence
* Owning Your Story: Vibrational Communication that Resonates with Truth
* Harmonising Life: Cultivating Awareness and Discovering Your Place within the Whakapapa of Io, the Vibrational Web of all Creation
PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS A HEALING WĀNANGA - The wānanga is designed to facilitate meaningful healing on both personal and intergenerational levels. As it is in community, participants will also learn from each other as we work together and support each other throughout the wānanga.
NOTE - there will be no recordings or note taking during the wānanga.
Benefits of Te Whē Wānanga - Te Whē Wānanga nurture mental, spiritual, emotional, and energetic well-being. It supports balance in life, and helps break through rigid patterns of the ego and fear, and fosters personal and collective healing and growth.
What to Bring:
* Comfortable clothing
* Plenty of kai and water
* An open heart and mind
* Something comfortable like a blanket and pillow if needed
PĀTAI - FAQ
Is There an Age Restriction?
This workshop is recommended for participants 13 years and older.
Why Can't I Bring My Child?
As this is a healing workshop, adult themes may be discussed. To maintain a safe and supportive environment for all, it is not suitable for children to attend.
Will the Wānanga Be in Te Reo Māori?
The mātauranga (knowledge) shared will be fully explained in English, allowing all participants to absorb and embody the teachings.
Will Kai (Food) Be Provided?
Please bring your own kai to share. Coffee, tea, and snacks will be provided.
Do I Need Prior Experience in Singing, Instruments, Māori Culture or Language?
No experience is necessary. All are welcome to participate, regardless of cultural background.
Are There Any Cultural Tikanga (Protocols) I Should Be Aware Of?
Yes, you will be introduced to the appropriate tikanga (customs) at the start of the wānanga and as they arise during the program.
How Can I Participate Respectfully Without Cultural Misappropriation?
We will provide guidance on respecting cultural practices. Approaching the workshop with an open mind and open heart, and honoring the guidelines provided, ensures a safe and respectful experience for all participants.
Mauri Tū, Mauri Ora!
ABOUT MĀMĀ MIHIRANGI
Of Ngāti Rākei and Ngāti Waikorara, Māmā Mihirangi is an artist, musician, and Tohunga o Te Whē. A proud advocate of her Ngāti Rākei whakapapa.
Deeply immersed in her culture and community and raised with a rich musical upbringing, Mihirangi dedicates her life to embodying her Ngāti Rākei heritage. With over 30 years of international touring, connecting and collaborating with Indigenous Peoples worldwide, she brings a wealth of knowledge and experience that transcends boundaries, enriching lives through her transformative wānanga.
Through the Te Whē wānanga, Mihirangi creates a space for empowerment, healing, and cultural connection, inviting participants to tap into their innate gifts and embrace the transformative power of Te Whē. Join Mihirangi on this journey of self-discovery and cultural celebration to experience the impact and wisdom of her whakapapa and a lifetime of expertise.
*Raised in the music industry, on a farm in Mangapeehi and at Rereahu Marae
* 30+ years as a professional musician, public speaker, mentor, wānanga & workshop facilitator
* Completed 3 years of advanced music studies, 18 subjects in performance, theory, and composition, as an intensive transitional program towards a bachelor's degree.
* Ambassador for the Rights of Mother Earth and a life long advocate for Indigenous Rights and the environment
* 9 years in Te Whare Wānanga o Io Matangaro
* 8 years Kapahaka - Rereahu & Ngā Iwi o Te Putorino
* 13 Years of Vocal Training - Jo Estill (3yrs), Seth Riggs (4yrs), Per Bristow (2yrs), Gary May (2yrs), and Kavisha Mazzella (2yrs)
“E koekoe te Tūi, E ketekete te Kākā, E kūkū te Kererū.”
�This whakataukī (Māori proverb) embodies the philosophy that every voice is unique, and every voice contributes. The Tūi is known for its melodic, complex song, the Kākā for its chattering calls and laughter, and the Kererū for its soft, cooing gentle and nurturing sound. Together, they create harmony in the forest. This reflects the ancestral philosophy that everyone's unique talents and perspectives contribute to our collective well-being.
Therefore, this wānanga is open to all people, Māori and non-Māori alike – Nau Mai Haere Mai... all are welcome.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
184 Grandview Rd, Nawton, Hamilton 3200, New Zealand, 181 Grandview Rd, Nawton, Hamilton 3200, New Zealand,Hamilton, New Zealand
