[2] Whakawhanaungatanga - bringing things together: sharing it with others. Sharing this self awareness beat of life to the universal chain of consciousness for the greater good.

Day one:

(1)The Beat of the Rakau (stick)
(2) Cutting and measuring the rakau using ancient methods of measurement
(3) Testing out the beat designing your personal rakau

Day one & two :

(4) painting and decorating using paint so it can be seen in the night.
(5)Finally: learning the song and throwing the sticks to rhythm and beat and song.

Day three:

learning the songs perfecting the moves to the stick games and action songs and poi for public performance and demonstration. action
Song: E auw-e -kamate -au-e-hine- hoki mai-ra repeat;
Ma-ku e kau-te o e-koe- taunga
Practicing the learning and the throwing of the sticks keeping this this is done in couples as well as having a team this will take three days to perfect.

Day four:

On the 4th day a performance and myself bringing the energy of the beat and doing healing or clairvoyance

Song every Morning
Te Aroha Love
Te whakapono Truth
Te Rangimarie And Peace
Tatau Tatau e Be with us All

POI SONG

Hoki hoki tonu mai
Te-wairua ote tau
Ki te awhi
Nei-Aki
Te wai kura eh
Return the spirit of my love ones for the spiritual embrace with me

Hand feet and body(rhythm and beat)

Tutira Mai

Tutira mai nga iwi
Tatau tatau e
Tutira mai nga iwi tatau tatau e
Whai -a te marama tanga
Me te aroha
Enga iwi
Kia ko tapa tahi kia ko tahira
Tatau tatau e
Tatau tatau e

Stand side by side every one together
Stand side by side every one in unity
Seek knowledge and fellowship
Think as one act as one all of us together united

Toi-a mai, te waka
Ki- te Urunga te waka
Ki- te moenga te waka
Ki-te takotoranga takoto a-I
Te-waka
Drag hither the canoe or (pull on the canoe)
To the entrance (the door way)
To the place of repose (place of peace)
To the resting place
Alight your canoe (go forward)

This haka and song is used to encourage the dead or loved one to go on into another dimension to get of the canoe and go forward

Materials Dowling cut in two measurements from elbow to fingertip
Paint brushes and other decorations, wool, tissue paper. Plastic bags white Diamond drill
Making a talking stick male-female(making two pieces joining as one)