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He Pou Rerenga Wairua ( a spiritual leap of consciousness)
by Matua Louis Kareopa
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Wisdom is about being able to see the gift in everything around us and be grateful. It’s the meaning of He Pou Rerenga Wairua, the captivating Maori carving that stands in the middle of a sunny glade, facing north. A spiritual Waka, floating canoe reaching up towards the heavens and celebrating Aroha, the love of Father Sky and Mother Earth. “This special bliss belongs to all of us, it cleans our energy and helps us to continue our inner journeys”, says Matua Louis Kareopa sapiently. Inspired by this idyllic place and the knowledge of a millennial tradition, he carved the Pou out of the ancient wood of a Totara tree that was submerged in Tongariro river. Deep and humble, he touches this first artwork of a series of 12 and adds, laughing: “Don’t forget to look at the original cortex of the timber at the back, nature’s work is much better than mine!”.
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USA: NEW YORK: NEW ZEALAND MAORI GOES ON HEAD HUNTING EXPEDITION
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A New Zealand Maori singer is on a head-hunting expedition to New York City.
Dalvanius Prime is appealing to the American Museum of Natural History to return its collection of 35 preserved and tattooed human heads to their country of origin - New Zealand.
Prime is negotiating with the museum, which bought the heads in 1907 from one of his forebears.
The museum, which has not displayed the heads since the 1970s, has not said whether it will agree to return them.
Dalvanius Prime is singing the praises of his ancestors.
As a singer and performer in his native New Zealand he has achieved a certain amount of fame.
He often performs the songs he has written for his fellow Maori tribesmen.
But in the U-S, he has become famous for his fight to free his forefathers - well, their heads anyway.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
It is part of our pagan past, but you know, we are quite sophisticated people. And thanks to you Westerners, and people like this great institution, who have preserved our cultural history, we are very, very thankful. But you know, we are a very sophisticated race. We are a classic race. Our language is classic, our culture is classic, and so is our art. And that is why you people need to keep our heads, because you are totally fascinated with them, but unfortunately, it is time they came home.
SUPER CAPTION: Dalvanius Prime, Ethnomusicologist
This is Prime's eleventh trip to New York City to ask for the release of members of his tribe.
At the turn of the century, the American Museum of Natural History bought 35 of their skulls for a paltry 15-hundred U-S dollars.
Before they were colonised by the English, it was traditional for native Maori tribes to preserve the heads of their slaves - or mokomokai.
They were often kept around the home.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
The moko on the face of these preserved Maori heads in this museum, they depict the tribal and ancestral history of our people. In other words, as you Americans call them, the genealogy of our people.
SUPER CAPTION: Dalvanius Prime, Ethnomusicologist
These highly decorated heads were traded to Europeans for what was then a lot of money - often nearly 20 dollars.
The New Zealand government did not want to be reminded of a savage past, Prime says, so they let the tattooed skulls go for a very low price.
The mokomokai are the history books of the ancient Maori tribe.
Intricate designs tell the story of a people who had no written language.
When the 35 heads came to New York they carried a sacred history with them.
But now Prime, whose lifelong dream to return the heads to his native people, feels it is time for them to go back to New Zealand.
According to Maori tribesmen, it is only when the mokomokai make the trip back to New Zealand that they will be able to rest in peace.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
These heads have not had their spiritual journey. Their spiritual journey is incomplete. OK? Their bones lie back in New Zealand, but their heads are over here. And also, because there is a lot of history that belongs to our tribe, and to our people, OK? And so these things have to be preserved. They are our intellectual copyright.
SUPER CAPTION: Dalvanius Prime, Ethnomusicologist
When he visits the Museum, Prime greets his preserved tribesmen as if meeting them in person.
He says he often rubs noses with the heads - a traditional Maori greeting.
He is offering an exchange of cultural artifacts if the Museum will return his ancestors.
Negotiations are still going on.
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한국에 뉴질랜드 식품을 널리 홍보하기 위해서 뉴질랜드무역산업진흥청은 지난 5월 29일 소공동 더플라자호텔에서 국내 식음료 기업 관계자와 바이어를 대상으로 전시회를 열었다.
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Day 3 #NZ - Te Puia
Day 3 #NZ - Te Puia
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The Amazing Te Puia, Rotorua New Zealand
Rotorua's Te Puia Thermal Reserve - We like to think we're in control but a wander through this reserve will soon have you rethinking things. Mother nature has got us firmly by the reins here with an impressive array of mud pools, boiling hot springs and gushing geysers.
You can walk through the reserve with a map in hand or take advantage of the Te Puia guided tours that run hourly. It's really good to go on one of these as I think you get to make more of a connection with the land and the people when you hear the stories and the history.
It's highly likely that your guide is descended from the original guides in the valley. They have entertained royalty and other famous people over a lot of years. After that, wander around on your own for as long as you like because, as in the other geothermal areas in Rotorua, there is lots and lots to explore.
It's fascinating to see the range of thermal activity going on in the valley and quite a sensory experience actually. Steam creeps out of fine cracks in the rocks everywhere, and it winds around stubby little manuka shrubs perched perilously on ledges (pictured above). I don't know how the plants survive (over 500 varieties although you wouldn't think so) but they do. Even in some of the boiling hot pools there appears to be some type of plants or algae growing. When near the famous Rotorua Pohutu or the Prince of Wales Four Feathers geysers, expect to feel heat… and fine, damp droplets of geothermal spray and steam. It can completely envelop a person as the breeze moves it around. Never to forget that with all this is the ever-present smell of sulphur wafting up the nostrils.With all the geysers, hot pools and mud pools to see you can spend quite a bit of time in this Rotorua valley. Little tracks go off in different directions so you are right in amongst it all. A couple of times it crossed my mind that I was walking on veeery thin ground... spooky.Te Puia is not just about the geothermal activity. It's also the home of what was once known as the New Zealand Māori Arts and Crafts Institute, now our national schools for wood carving (Te Wānanga Whakairo Rākau), weaving (Te Rito) and stone carving. Would be students apply from different tribes around the country to attend the 3yr diploma courses taught by master craftsmen... and craftswomen (I just had to add that).
This is how the knowledge of Māori arts & crafts is passed down through the generations, retaining precious links to the past all the while moving forward to greet the future.
A lot of the graduates go on to make careers out of their chosen discipline with artworks commissioned from all around the world. Iwi Le Comte, one of the many carving school graduates is a great case in point.
Visitors can go through the schools to watch and speak with both the students and tutors at work. James Rickard, one of the tohunga master carvers, has a wealth of knowledge about this art.
I love listening to him speak about it because he brings the subject alive. He talks about carving being a language, just like hieroglyphics, and about how part of the art is listening to what the adze is doing - listening to the creation.
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We got Bus tour to visit Milford Sound!
Took video in some lookout place and Homer Tunnel and mountains.
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This is my Archive of travel of New Zealand.
I got Working Holiday Visa of New Zealand I'll stay this country about 1 year.
First, I want to Travel around this country of course around North Island, and South Island.
Trreking in Great Walks all of them, Camping, Driving, Staying.
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Hobbiton Movie Set (Maori Village/ Rotorua)
Finally the Day is here, where Christian visit the Hobbiton Movie Set. One of must do on his Trip. The Movie Set is outstanding. But it´s not done yet. After the Hobbiton, Christian visit the Tamaki Maori Village where he also sleeps there. On the next Day, Christian visit one of his best Buddies, David, who walked from the Top of New Zealand to the South Island.
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Te Puia on a pathway to iwi ownership
New Zealand's Arts and Crafts Institute Te Puia is now on a pathway to be returned to local iwi in Rotorua. Māori Development Minister Te Ururoa Flavell along with the Whakarewarewa Joint Trust initialled a vesting agreement that will ultimately transfer ownership to the iwi. Our reporter Eruera Rerekura was there.
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