Maungapohatu is our Mountain…
Tauranga is our river…
Tanatana is our main *Marae…
Ngati Rere and Tamakaimoana are our sub tribes
Te Urewera is our Ancestral home…
Tuhoe is our Tribe…
*Aotearoa is our homeland…
I am Hato Lee Siaki…
And we are “The Children of the Mist” –
“ Nga Tamariki o Te Kohu”
*Translationen
Karakia – prayer
Marae – longhouse
Mahi – work, vocation that nourishes you on all levels
Aotearoa – land of the long white cloud, the Māori word for New Zealand
“AIO ki te Rangi, AIO ki te whenua
– Peace be with the Heavens.
Peace be with the Earth”.
online live Workshop with
Māori wisdom keeper Hato Siaki
& Max Seydel Kaden
4x via Zoom in English with German simultaneous translation by Max
Tuesdays on September 30th and October 7th/ 14th/ 21st
@ 7 PM – 8:30 PM CET (Berlin time)
Program Overview
Inspired by the *Karakia “AIO ki te Rangi, AIO ki te whenua” which means “Peace be with the Heavens, peace be with the Earth”. Through a combination of teachings and practices, participants will gain a profound understanding of Karakia and its role in spirituality.
*Translation: Karakia – prayer
Goals and Outcomes
Gaining a deeper understanding of Karakia and its significance.
Cultivate a deeper sense of balance and harmony between the spiritual and physical realms.
Cultivate a stronger sense of connection to the Universe and the natural world.
Apply Karakia as a tool for personal growth, transformation and healing.
Program outline
Zoom 1 – Introduction to Karakia
Zoom 2 – Spiritual Principles
Zoom 3 – Karakia and personal growth
Zoom 4 – Integrating Karakia into daily life
Workshop fee and
320€ for 4x live online Zooms
including simultaneous German translation
Audio fee
20€ for all recordings of the 4 events in English
20€ for all recordings of the 4 events in German
… about Māori wisdom keeper Hato Siaki
Hato is a daughter of Ngai Tuhoe and Ngati Kahungungu tribes of Aotearoa NZ. She is the descendant of Tribal leaders and Healers. Taiha, her eldest sister and Hato are both Healers and Social Worker who travel extensively, nationally and internationally to share and teach their *Mahi and their Culture. Hato is the youngest daughter of Pomare Heemi and Rarauhe Rakuraku.
She was born in Gisborne and even though she was raised with her 4 brothers and 3 sisters in TeKaraka, amongst the people of the Aitangi a Mahaki tribe, her eldest sister Taiha and Hato were totally immersed in their Tuhoe language and their Tuhoe cultural practices of healing and spirituality, where karakia-prayers and rituals were performed on a daily basis and the acknowledgment and connection to their Ancestors were paramount to their wellbeing.