NGĀ KETE KŌRERO: Karakia

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Type | Te HangaPDFDescription | WhakamāramaKarakia. In Te Ao Māori, Karakia or Prayers are a very important process in every day living. Karakia or prayers are often recited or sung to start the day, asking for guidance and support; before eating, to bless the food and the fellowship around the table; and to end our day, giving thanks. Karakia provide us with a foundation and a forum to be thankful.

This book concentrates on Karakia, prayers of thanks, blessings, guidance, support and wellbeing. These are only a few examples of karakia that are used daily.

Ngā Kete Kōrero ā Ngāi Te Rangi - Iwi Resource Booklets for ECE Centres and Local Schools.Date | Te Rā01 November 2020Keywords/Tags | Kupu HāngaiKarakiaReo resourcesTe Reo MāoriCollection | KohikohingaHistorical Accounts Last edited by: Hineaupounamu Nuku (NTR)

Ngāi Te Rangi ResourcesNgā Kete Kōrero a Ngāi Te Rangi Last edited by: Hineaupounamu Nuku (NTR)

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