Matariki Tipuānuku - Tupuānuku

Kia ora koutou katoa
In the silent whispers of the night's embrace,
Lies the essence of our being, woven with grace.
For we are not mere mortals, but tales untold,
Crafted from narratives, ancient and bold.
We are the stories whispered in twilight's gleam,
Echoes of ancestors, in each dream.
Their voices linger in the depths of our soul,
Guiding us, shaping us, to reach our goal.
Tipuānuku - Tupuānuku is the star associated with food that is grown in the earth that rises from the soil to be harvested.
This star is looked upon during the month of May to indicate that the summer harvest has ended and winter is near.
You can look upon Tipuānuku - Tupuānuku and set an intention to get out into your veggie garden. June is a great time to plant winter vegetables such as spinach, silver beet, lettuce, onions, and peas. Homegrown kai that can be shared with whānau and friends. #Matariki2024
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