AIO Healing - Traditional Maori Healing

05/09/2025

Monday 5am - 6ish NZ time

🌕🔴 The Blood Moon Is Coming – September 7, 2025

On the night of September 7, 2025, skywatchers around the globe will witness a breathtaking spectacle: a Total Lunar Eclipse, when the Moon turns a fiery shade of red – known as the Blood Moon.

🌌 Why Does the Moon Turn Red?

During a lunar eclipse, Earth moves directly between the Sun and the Moon. Instead of disappearing into darkness, the Moon glows red because sunlight bends around Earth’s atmosphere. Blue and green wavelengths scatter away, while the red and orange hues pass through, painting the Moon in a dramatic crimson glow.

📅 Key Details of the Eclipse
• Date: September 7, 2025
• Event Type: Total Lunar Eclipse
• Maximum Eclipse: Visible for over 1 hour in many regions
• Visibility: Best seen from Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Americas – check your local timings for exact visibility.

🔭 How to Watch
• No telescope needed – the eclipse is visible to the naked eye.
• Find a spot with a clear view of the sky, away from city lights.
• If you have binoculars or a telescope, you’ll see the Moon’s surface in stunning detail during its transformation.

🌍 Why It Matters

Blood Moons are not just beautiful – they remind us of Earth’s fragile atmosphere and our connection to the cosmos. For centuries, cultures have viewed lunar eclipses as mystical events, often linked to legends, harvests, and change.

✨ Mark your calendars, set your alarms, and don’t miss one of the most awe-inspiring sky events of the decade!

03/09/2025

Yes I use this as well for my aches and pains. Magical stuff

02/09/2025

Calming the mind, the endless stream of thoughts that never seems to stop, is a lifelong journey. Yet, learning to silence the mind is key to peaceful living. In that stillness, we can reconnect and live in harmony with the wisdom of our ancestors.

02/09/2025

The real secret is embracing who you truly are, not who you think you are. The mind’s illusions can keep us from living in our full power.

02/09/2025

Learned how to blanche watercress and puha last night to put in the freezer using boiling water in a pot with a lid for one minute then tipping it out and adding ice blocks and cold water to cool it off. Drain then pat excess with a towel then into a bag, and into the freezer. Zero waste!

02/09/2025

Like when you can’t find your keys or your wallet and you’re in a hurry then you discover you just missed the huge accident. Hellooo? The ancestors are in full force looking after you.

02/09/2025

My dear Nanny died today on the 2nd September years ago when I was 15 years old. From my calculations, that was 49 years ago. Nanny was 93 years old then. Her mother lived until she was 96 years old.

My great grandmother was my Mum’s Granny Jane. She died at 96 years old. My Mother said her Granny Jane went blind in her old age from having diabetes. She remembered her granny touching her face when she saw her, asking my Mum how she was, then when my Mum said she was good, granny Jane would say ‘if you’re good then I’m good too’ 💜

My Nanny was a Greening from Mahia. Her husband rode a horse from Moteo to Mahia just to see my Nanny Keita when they were courting.

My Nanny lived with us since I was born. I so adored her. We would sit under the lemon tree together with her umbrella with holes in it. She said the umbrella had holes in it so some sunshine could get in but it kept the rain from falling on us.

I never questioned Nanny. I loved her stories, her songs, her wrinkles, her kindness and her laughter. She was my first experience of unconditional love and she was my everything!

I heard her Karanga once at Aunty Lil’s tangi in Te Hauke when she was in her late eighties!

Nanny was fluent in an old style of te reo and never growled me once but was gruff one time telling me to hurry up and put my tokena (socks) on in te reo.

Nanny taught my mother that ‘your mother is your best friend ... people will come and go in your life but your mother will always be there for you’ 🥰

I have passed the story on to my daughter and my grandson’s and one day, I will pass it on to my great grandchildren as well

Nanny’s mother, my great granny Jane Greening nee Mitchell, married her 1st cousin Charles Adam Greening.

01/09/2025

Romiromi & Rongoā Wānanga One 2025
Registrations are now closed. Confirmation emails have been sent, including details of the marae venue (sent out yesterday) to Te Whanganui ā Oroutu.
If you haven’t received your confirmation, please check your spam folder or contact me directly via Facebook Messenger.
To those travelling from afar, we wish you safe journeys. We look forward to reconnecting with returning whānau and warmly welcoming our new whānaunga.

30/08/2025

Romiromi & Rongoā Wānanga One – Next Weekend
Registrations close this Monday! Don’t miss out – secure your place now.

Click the link below to register
https://form.jotform.com/252228824995065

Click the link below to view the full wānanga programme and register today:

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Nau mai haere mai e te whānaunga

28/08/2025

28/08/2025

It’s time to see it … feel it and .. just be it

28/08/2025

Learning to love yourself deeply and dearly is a lifetime romiromi healing journey for so many of us !