Listening to the Language of the Taiao: How Indigenous Understand Plant Communication

In a Māori worldview, plants are not passive objects growing silently in the landscape. They are living relatives within a vast genealogical network that links sky, earth, ocean, forest, birds, insects, animals an...

Connection is as imperative as food and water to health and wellbeing.  Disconnection from each other, the land we live upon, our culture and our stories is the root of our generation’s dis-ease in the world.

If you can feel it, you can heal it.

This piece is written by Robert L Arnold and present...

A future where Rongoā Māori stands strong in its full mana — not in anyone’s shadow, but as a sovereign expression of mana motuhake, mātauranga, whakapapa and wairua.

A future where the whole person is cared for — physically and spiritually. Where healing is guided by tikanga and deep connection to...

Indigenous healing around the world is derived from the inseparable connections that sustain all life.  Nothing on this planet (nor the planet itself) exists in isolation, therefore nothing heals in isolation.

Māori, as one of two indigenous peoples in Aotearoa New Zealand, know that the world is m...