Waitohu, A Journal for Making Meaning Te Papa Press

Waitohu, A Journal for Making Meaning Te Papa PressFrom the best selling author of Aroha and Wawata comes a new and inspiring journal to help you make deeper connections using the energies of Hina the Mori moon goddess and the power of aroha. This writing journey is fuelled by the whakatauk (proverb) 'ka mua, ka muri', 'walking backwards into the future'. Every month we circle back to the beginning of the book, rediscovering thoughts from the month before under the illuminating gaze of each moon face.

A staggering one in four attempts result in death on the mountain

illustrator

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The Poutama pattern signifies personal and collective growth

conflict and reform

and the weaving bonds that unite families

His publications include Brian Brake: Lens on the world (editor

stunningly illustrated visual dictionary

as well as everyday life in Aotearoa New Zealand

taha wairua (spiritual) and taha whānau (family)

Teaching children mindfulness through the senses at a young age can help them build confidence

created by and entirely about Indigenous women