Transition Maori Perspective
Transition Maori Perspective
Transition Maori Perspective
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TRANSITIONA MAORI PERSPECTIVE
TRANSITIONA CHANGE FROM ONE FORMOR CONDITION OR TYPE TOANOTHER OR THE PROCESSBY WHICH THIS HAPPENS
DYNAMICSOFWHANAUNGATANGA
WHAKATAUKIKo tona mea nuiHe tapu, he tapuI tau te tapu ki te whenuaki te tangata hokiHe tapu nui, tapu manatapu Atua
TAPU• Tapu relating to being• Tapu relating to restrictions• Tapu relating to value, dignity and worthby reason of being‣ links with Atua‣ links with tangata‣ links with whenua
TAPU• Inherited through whakapapa• Te tapu I te Atua is the sourceof all tapu, dignity and fullnessof being• Tapu is that intrinsic value• Tapu is that substance, thatpotential of a person tobecome
TAPU O• Extension covering te tapu I te tangata• Links to Atua, tangata, whenua• Ceremony• Kawa• Restrictions• Whakawatea• Whakanoa
PRINCIPLES FOR ADDRESSING TAPUTIKAPONOAROHA
TIKAWHAT IS RIGHT AND PROPER, BY REASONOF THE NATURE OF BEING• Its relationship to other people• Its relationship to whenua and other createdthings• Its link with the spiritual realm, the source of itsbeing, IO, the intrinsic worth that commandsrespect, and calls for response in principle andaction
PONOIntegrity, faithfulness to tika and/or arohaIt is the virtue that reveals reality, that motivatesand challenges us with regard to both tika and aroha• It challenges tika to action• It challenges us to be tika in what we do and howwe do it• It challenges tika to be consistent• It challenges aroha to be tika and not to violatetapu; by a misplaced and/or misguided aroha
AROHAHaving a regard for oneself that makes oneseek one’s own wellbeing. The feeling ofwellbeing, gives a sense of joy,contentment and peace of mindHaving regard for other people that makesone seek the restoring, reconciliation of adiminished wellbeing, to bring them to aplace of hohourongo. This is aroha ascompassion
Roles and Roleplayers• Kokiri• Tautoko• Whakatara• Mataamua• PotikiTohungaKaumatuaKaimahiKaiawhinaRingawera
DYING WITH DIGNITY•Traditional <strong>Maori</strong> approachto supporting the agedthrough the transition fromlife to death•Specifically for those wholive in residential services
KAWA
EVERY PERSON HASTHE RIGHT TO DIE INTHEIR OWN HOMESURROUNDED BY THEPEOPLE THEY LOVEAND BY THOSE WHOCARE FOR THEM
EVERY PERSON HASTHE RIGHT TO BE ABLETO LIVE THEIRCULTURE IN EVERYASPECT OF THEIRLIVES
SERVICE PROVIDERSPOLICIESFUNDINGCULTURAL ADVISORSDIRECTORYFUNERAL PLANHOME AGREEMENT