Taonga Puoro - Traditional Maori musical instruments reflect the sound of our natural environment from the mountains, rivers, land to the sea. Our ancestors used these instruments in days gone by as tools to heal and promote a healthy body, mind and spirit. Taonga Puoro holds the vibration of the natural world and when played this vibration resonates within us and helps to reconnect to the intelligence and power of nature.
Experience Jeromes collection of around 40 unique and rare Maori musical instruments from the Nguru- Whales tooth nose flute to the Porutu Pounamu- Greenstone long flute.The Koauau Toroa , albatross wing bone flute to the unique Putorino a cocoon shaped trumpet flute made from the mighty totara tree. These beautiful sounds allow for a journey into self, by creating a safe and nurturing space . In a fast paced busy world Oro Atua gives us an opportunity for reflection and self healing through vibrational power of natures sound.
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THIS IS AN ONLINE EVENT and BOOKINGS are ESSENTIAL - after your booking you will be sent your own private zoom link - please download Zoom prior to this event so you are ready to go at the time is starts.
“Thank you for facilitating such a glorious event. Jerome is a Master . I adored his sharing of the instruments and their stories . my whale’s eye is still holding me in stillness after that extraordinarily rich journey . I feel the land breathing in my body .
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“That was a whole other level of beautiful. Amazing sound, and such a beautiful journey. Loved it and absolutely what I needed today. Was so missing a ‘wild nature’ experience here today! But I really felt the healing powers of nature through this sound scape.”
“Thank you for the blessing of the Sound Healing presentation and healing journey. This was something very special for me, especially the connections with ancestral healing, as I listened to this on the anniversary of my Father’s passing into the Light. I also felt it as an invitation for me to go deeper with my embodied Earth connection through dance, story - it was deeply healing and inspirational.”