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Walking With Chiefs

Walking With Chiefs

by Walking With Chiefs
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From the beginning of time in Aotearoa spirituality has been the very foundation upon which Māori culture was built.
Many stories have been passed down through the ages of great feats of spiritual divinity and the Mana possessed by the Rangatira and Tohunga of many of our hapu and Iwi.
We were all born into this world with our spirituality intact. As we progress through life, it has slowly left us and been replaced by that which society deems necessary in order for us to comply with the constraints that this new world proclaims to be progress.
With the call of my Tupuna growing day by day I answered their call in order to protect my son.

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BrandKendall Enterprises
Pub dateMay 20, 2020
ISBN-100473522292
ISBN-139780473522292
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions7.99 × 0.51 × 5 in
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