TE PUNA WAIORA - Whiro Moon Dance Portal

Te Puna Waiora is a sacred space that we move towards to find nourishment, to listen to the depths of our being, to dance ourselves back into our natural rhythms, finding ourselves reflected in the cycles of Papatūānuku. 

This journey is making a conscious choice to create space for ritual and ceremony on each new moon. 

Giving time and space to collect ourselves, to find our natural order in the cycles of this planet, 

and bring intention into our lives. 

Te Puna Waiora is the place of the Whiro moon.

Puna : Spring of water

Waiora :  Healthy, soundness

Te Puna Waiora - A place to be in the waters of your wellness, to replenish and revitalize. 

Tēnei te Po, Nau mai te Ao. 

In the disorder of our current social fabric, we are turning and finding embodiment with nature and our natural rhythms 

These rhythms hold a depth that many of us crave. To know the maramataka of your cycle, the cycle of the moon and for this particular journey, the journey of 13 moons. 

Our new mooniths sessions will include movement cycles to help us reflect on the month we have just lived. 

Taking time to dance and write in reflection.  Harvesting the truths that arrived from the month that has passed.

Noting the intensity of the full moon and the fruits that were gathered, or that just fell to the ground to become compost. 

You will be invited and guided to make a ritual. 

Making new moon altars to support us on this journey. 

With Ceremony and karakia we will also calling in, 

Set our intentions and gift them to our atua.

Finding the dance of moving towards our new cycle.

Being part of our natural cycles, Taiao. 

And being witness to the gentle wisdom that arises from each of us as we go. 

Each moon will holds its own wisdom if we make time available to whakarongo | listen,  

And when we listen to Taiao | nature this world speaks back.

Join me on this journey of depth and discovery. 

Where there is beauty in our being and our souls have time to shine. 

Tēnei te Pō, nau mai te Ao 

Mauri ora e te iwi.

Kaiakindness

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