Rongoā Aroha - Healing Love, Love Healing

08/02/2026

The funny thing about wairua, it tells you to go looking for certain things, you never really know what it is, but you eventually come across it…

Another funny thing is the internet and how everything is recorded somewhere…. Even If comments are deleted, or people are blocked…if wairua wants you to know something… it will show up…

People don’t believe me when I say there are people out there that hate my guts… who hate me because of my gifts, who blame me for their own demise, who try to say I put curses on them….., when their own utu just comes to bite them in the arse coz I’m divinely protected, people who ive BLOCKED for years, because i have boundaries, and they crossed them.

Look at this comment that was left on my instagra…but when i go to look no comments at all… lol… I don’t use instagram often, and there is only one person this energy can belong to… it’s giving…I still havnt healed, and worked through my own life lessons, and haven’t taken accountability for my own choices. Coz i have to blame a witch bitch…..

Smoke and mirrors baby….

08/02/2026

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06/02/2026

Australia Makes History: First Indigenous Treaty Signed With Help From Māori Example

In a landmark moment coinciding with Waitangi Day 2026, Australia has taken a historic step forward in Indigenous rights by marking the first formal treaty between government and Indigenous peoples – a milestone deeply inspired by Aotearoa New Zealand’s Treaty of Waitangi legacy. 

The groundbreaking agreement, signed in Victoria, represents the first time an Australian government has entered into a binding treaty with its First Nations peoples, ending more than two centuries without formal recognition of traditional ownership and rights. 

Leaders from Victoria’s First Peoples’ Assembly, including co-chair Ngarra Murray, joined officials in celebrating the achievement at the Waitangi Treaty Grounds — acknowledging the Treaty of Waitangi as a guiding model for partnership, representation and shared governance. 

The new treaty establishes permanent structures for First Nations representation, truth-telling and accountability, giving Indigenous communities a stronger voice in shaping policies on health, education and justice — areas long marked by disparity. 

Māori leaders and Australian Indigenous representatives have hailed the treaty as a vital step towards healing and co-operation, demonstrating how cross-Tasman collaboration can help rewrite centuries of exclusion into a future built on respect and mutual recognition. 

05/02/2026

Hope you are all having a fantastic Waitangi Day!!!!

This year I decided not to head over to the crowds and crowds of people.

Instead today I’m reminiscing on all the times Nan would drag me along to her hui, remembering how she instilled understanding of the treaty into me, just watching her be wahine Māori and showing up for her people… if it wasn’t for Nan the essence and understanding of why we fought so hard would have been lost all together and I would have just been another colonised “white Māori”

Lucky to have grown up in te tai tokerau, Waitangi Day was just the normal thing for us growing up., whether it was having a stall, or helping in the whare kai, or just having a tent to enjoy the weekend, we have always been apart one way or another.

Today I’m just being in my sovereignty doing what I want because my ancestors fought for that right for me.

03/02/2026

Breaking cycles is lonely work. Especially when it happens inside families.

If you’re being misunderstood for choosing boundaries, growth, or peace, that doesn’t mean you’re wrong. It often means your mind is learning new patterns after years of being taught to survive instead of feel safe.

Your nervous system might still question the choice, replay old guilt, or look for permission that will never come. That’s part of the process. Healing asks the mind to unlearn what once kept you protected.

Not everyone will understand why you changed. Some may resist it. That doesn’t make the work any less real or necessary. Choosing clarity and self-respect can be uncomfortable, but it creates room for something healthier to take root.

If this speaks to you, share it with someone who might need the reminder today. Sometimes seeing it put into words helps the mind finally rest.

Breaking cycles can be isolating. But you're not alone. I'm right there with you. 💛

03/02/2026

Māori expert Umutakarangi Timoti Pahi revives Rongomamau and urges correct use of the Mamau name, warning against labeling other martial arts as Mamau to preserve its whakapapa.

01/02/2026

If I tell you you need a Romiromi, you need a Romiromi. Don’t drag it out longer then it needs to be 😅

31/01/2026

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28/01/2026

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27/01/2026

One of my flexes…

Having intuition soo hard that it made me drive to get my mum the night my nana had a heart attack, I bought her back from the other side with CPR even when the emergency services said she was gone on the phone.

You know when the fire brigade comes, that they are expecting to come to a deceased loved one.

I remember it so vividly, nanas tiny little body so heavy with dead weight, I could feel her wairua was no longer in her tinana, I could feel something overcome me, like I stepped into that dimension and begged her to come back… “no one’s ready nana, please come back” I felt the energy come out of my heart and into her body….

Then she let out the scariest breath I had ever heard, I thought it was the final breath, but it was the ha re entering and the wairua coming back…

If I didn’t do that, my whole family would have missed out on seeing my nan for the last time alive, everyone would have had a different kind of grief and trauma to walk.

They wouldn’t have got their last goodbyes, their last hugs.

I knew how much her leaving this world was going to affect us all…

Nana came back to allow everyone that last grace… their unfinished business.

Then she left when it was all done.

LOVE YOU NANA.