Conservationist Kevin Prime joins Scotty Morrison in the studio to talk about kererū. Kevin Prime explains the subtle differences in meaning for the word 'tikanga'.
Tika means - That which is absolutely correct in the ritual of the Spiritual Dimension of Te Ao Maori. - Nga - is the plural form of The -Those- That ( Understanding that Te is the singular form of the above explanation. ) When speaking in a philosophical ideology perspective pertaining to the world of Maoridom TIKANGA only applies to the principals of the Wairua dimension headed by Io-Matua-Kore. - Te Kauwae Runga ( Ngati-Maniapoto version)
Tikanga is doing what is "right" in Maori eyes. Customary correctness!. It has nothing to do with Law and Order for a modern multicultural society. Rights and obligations under the law for an ordered society. Its just folk LORE!!
Tikanga means kupu In the beginning was the word and God is that word as in the beginning. The word is communication where righteous is a Godly kaupapa which is Tikanga.
Tika means - That which is absolutely correct in the ritual of the Spiritual Dimension of Te Ao Maori. - Nga - is the plural form of The -Those- That ( Understanding that Te is the singular form of the above explanation. ) When speaking in a philosophical ideology perspective pertaining to the world of Maoridom TIKANGA only applies to the principals of the Wairua dimension headed by Io-Matua-Kore. - Te Kauwae Runga ( Ngati-Maniapoto version)
Conservationists! What next next?
Tikanga is doing what is "right" in Maori eyes. Customary correctness!. It has nothing to do with Law and Order for a modern multicultural society. Rights and obligations under the law for an ordered society. Its just folk LORE!!
Tikanga means kupu
In the beginning was the word and God is that word as in the beginning.
The word is communication where righteous is a Godly kaupapa which is Tikanga.
Waha papā!