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I like the tone of the voice, I think the waiata could do with further development but, I can hear something in there. Ka pai well done tama, keep writing your on the right track 👍🏼🌻

Pai but, continue writing.

Such a beautiful song and sentiment...you're an amazing singer mate...stay with it!! ❤️

He ātaahua ki a au - te kaupapa me te auaha hoki. Anō! ✨

Stunning !

Ngatai is my cousin

🔥🔥🔥 myg xx

Beautiful watch, kia kaha ❤

Beautiful!!! 🫶

If you'd been there, 60s, Mangakino, it was about the ladies, gambling (cads) and the men drinking after work, then party time. I was yiung kid, wasn't pretty, heaps of parents fighting. No wonder i moved to Australia.

Mīharo ❤ ❤❤ he waiata ātaahua

Nice

Love the song Jay. Very talented and hope u can make a diff. Soldier on 11.1.24 💔❤️ Ofa lahi atu xox

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Love you mahi 😎🙏💪👏🇳🇿

Our 12 tamariki were born in Sydney. When the eldest came home from his first day at Kura he asked me what a Maori was. I said pointing to my ears, "On this side is yes, and on this side is no. In the middle is the boot in the head." We both laughed because we know what this means from experience. I explained to him that a Maori is a 'no buts' falla. He came out of Sunday School when he was 8 and said to me, "I know who the boot in the head is dad, the Godhead." Teach tamariki why thinking in absolute terms matters. Our eldest taught his younger siblings. They understand the same things on the same basis. They can be in a crowd and have a private conversation. According to the Bible, thinking is the first act of worship.

Beautiful, i remember this feeling growing up and going to the marae i felt his explaination is exactly how it felt on the marae when it comes to whanaungatanga

Beautiful whaea,those were the good old days

TtetuhutDavis😊

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Kiaora ❤

My gran used to live in mangakino Rangiora street. nice place visited there in 1995. was a culture shock as i can remember pitbull dogs roaming loose. Mary Wilburn .

Churr awesome 💯%👍🏼

I have alot to learn about my Whakapapa especially with my kuia side Ani Te Wharemahauhau Haunui our marae is maromahue marae. My mother's whanau is from taneatua and Te Teko. I wish I could come home and learn

Tūmeke Te Whakatōhea! Tū ake!

Well deserved Waitomo

I did my basic with James Winiata in 1988 he was a big guy back then. Still looks the same just abit greyer lol.

Kia Ora for sharing these beautiful taonga ✨✨✨

So proud my whanau He taonga no te whakatohea au .. Piki te ora whanau ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Need to address the Abortion Bill the reduces an individual value to the chemicals of the DNA template. Protect Whakapapa.

He rawe te hokinga mahara. Tēnā koutou mareikura, whatukura mā

Great 👌 message good example..the strength of the door closing the lid of the pot the dishes !! It was all a common occurrence in the 80's early nineties...

Beautiful video, my warmest thanks to everyone who helped to make this.

Ezekiel 11 number 14 then this message came to me from the Lord Son of Man the people still left in Jerusalem are talking about you and your relatives and all the people of NZL who are in exile they are saying those people are far away from the Lord so he has given their land to us love you my Whanau

I'm going back home after Jeremiah 40

Powerful. 🦋💕

So inspiring 🙏

Teach philosophy

Based upon the absolute moral categories system of the Bible.

Our tamariki were born and raised in Sydney. When the oldest started kura, people sometimes called him a Maori. He asked me, "What's a Maori dad?" I said, "Look at me kanohi to kanohi boy, on this side is yes, and on this side is no, and in the middle is the Boot in the head." He got it at 5 years of age. When he was 10, he said one Sunday after church, "God is a no buts' God aye dad." I replied, "He made everyone the same boy, that's what the sky is up for everyone. If people don't know this, life is a never ending conflict, because they start with what thinking can or has done, but not thinking itself." We think we do. The thinking component needs to be understood. Only the Bible explains this possibility. Their are two basic philosophic questions, the 'metaphysical' necessity, the question of being, or existence, and the 'Moral' necessity, the question of knowing and 'personality'. These are the questions that our 12 tamariki and their cousins in Sydney grew familiar with throughout the years. When one looks at the Poutokomanawa on the marae atea, one knows with absolute certainty, that these people were real. Either side is a choice. The middle is certainty. We live in a postmodern post-christian world today. In the middle is a vacant lot. Yes and no, equals yeah but. This is a disaster for Maori, but not the end. Our cultural expression is deeply rooted in an absolute reasoning process. We just went to school and learned to think about it in a new way and got temporarily lost. It's just a flick of the switch for Maori. For other cultures, a miracle of biblical proportions is required. God bless you fallas on your hikoi.

Ataahua Nanny Bobette 😍

chur the bro reuben and whanau

Love you my kusn tekawe

Yoszza✊✊ #FirstToSeeTheLight #EastCoastRocksThaMost 😍✊

Hi 👋

Nice video, this lady spoke from the heart....reminded me of my own nanny's and koro's....thankyou

Very interesting, I love it.

Arohamai.. The cuzzie is from Rangitukia:blush: #LuffUMyCuz

Respect greetings Mexico 🇲🇽 hola was there a year and half ago met Kevin baker from tokomaru had coffee at his home I’m from Acapulco Mexico if you ask him he will tell you cheers.