Tikanga - Tikanga Series of Videos
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Raiha Gray and Tepene Clark of Rauawaawa Kaumatua Charitable Trust share their explanation of Tikanga. This is the first in a series of videos on various aspects of tikanga.
Kindly funded by the JR Mckenzie Trust and filmed by Garth Watene of Waiora Productions
Tēnā korua, i pai ana rāua kōrero mo te Tīkanga o Waikato, me nga Iwi katoa. -Thanks you both for these wonderful in-sights towards tikanga, Myself being from Ngati Porou- Te Whanau-a-Ruataupare- I mihi to you both. Learning all the time about Te Ao Māori and Tikanga- Whakamīharo.
Wonderful explanation and video thank you. Could you expand a little more on the concept of Kawa?
Kia Ora. I am a Taiwanese grown up in New Zealand. I returned to Taiwan after university and work here. Now I have been in Taiwan for 12 years and learnt about different traditional culture of the indigenous tribes in the northern Taiwan. The Tayal, Seediq and Truku tribes (actually they have similar culture because they came from the same group of people a few thousand years ago), that gives me a idea that I should learn about Maori culture, the people from the places I have grown up in.
I am posting to ask a question that for the traditional culture of the indigenous people in the northern Taiwan(Tayal, Seediq and Truku), there is the most important law, or should I say “teaching”, that’s been passed down from the ancestor for their children to follow. It’s called the “Gaga or Gaya”. All parts of their life are surrounded by and according to that. Does “Tiranga” have a similar meaning to that? Or is there another word? Thank you.
disclaimer - I'm not whakapapa Maori but I believe you are correct :) Tikanga (to me) is "the way things are done"
Ka pai loved your korero
Yup Angeline
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Kiora.
You guys have said it your selves. Its Custom, Cultural practices and Religion. Not wanted or needed in our New Zealand law.
Law has nothing to do with respect!! Do what ever you want on the Marae. Fine...Good!! I have no problem with it
However, It should not and does not apply to New Zealanders.
This video is not about you, the law or perceived slights.
It's a rauemi matihiko for marae tikanga.
Grow up ...im sure you are not wanted on a marae anyway with your lack of respect