Do New Zealand Maori honor a huge HAIRY deity? Check it out ... WOW.

This song goes back way in time and because Maori were not interfered with till recent times, it seems though song and tradition they have hung onto a truth? many of us have lost though religious revision.

This is mind blowing.




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Last Edited by Mad Kelly on 11/11/2021 10:41 PM

They seem to honor the powerful hair man like the Indian people honor their God Shiva as the giver of life and death.

The builder of worlds and the destroyer of worlds.

A dragon or crocodile is an ancient symbol for God which seems to be expressed in their culture.

In Maori mythology, taniwha [tanifa] are large supernatural beings that live in deep pools in rivers, dark caves, or in the sea, especially in places with dangerous currents or deceptive breakers (giant waves). They may be considered highly respected kaitiaki (protective guardians) of people and places, or in some traditions as dangerous, predatory beings, which for example would kidnap women to have as wives.

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Last Edited by Mad Kelly on 11/11/2021 10:57 PM

No, they honour an anorexic, buck-toothed tran-twat...

They don't honor horseface prime minister.

They show her what they think of her about half way into the video at the demonstration outside parliament.


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Who is this powerful hairy dude? I have never heard of him. We don’t have squatches here. We used to have a 12 foot tall bird, but I doubt that is it.

Last Edited by Katipo on 11/11/2021 11:11 PM

Paganism is universal.

Everyone has heard of Bigfoot.

There are plenty of Bigfoot tales in New Zealand. I have heard them.

Every culture has a name for him and a legend about him.

The North American Indians have long claimed it is far too dangerous to go into the wooded areas and claim they steal their women.
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Last Edited by Mad Kelly on 11/11/2021 11:14 PM

Corrected 20 to 12. No squatches here. Not part of maori mythology.

I thought it was the palefaces that took their women?

Last Edited by Katipo on 11/11/2021 11:15 PM

Are they representative of the majority of their people? I fucking hope so!
They should demand that that creature who 'rules' over them should show itself, and they should then meet out instant justice.
Good to see that level of resistance but I don't think the Nag in charge gives two shits.
They'll have to go Clockwork Orange and do some 'ultraviolence' or they'll just be ignored.

Well, how come you had a TV show with people talking about seeing him?

Read about their claims of the dangerous beings in a post above.

Tanifa traditions predate European settlement.

In Maori mythology, taniwha [tanifa] are large supernatural beings that live in deep pools in rivers, dark caves, or in the sea, especially in places with dangerous currents or deceptive breakers (giant waves). They may be considered highly respected kaitiaki (protective guardians) of people and places, or in some traditions as dangerous, predatory beings, which for example would kidnap women to have as wives.

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No unfortunately.

Most are totally brainwashed.
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Yes.
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Bigfoot or no Bigfoot.

I'd much rather take my chances in the woods than a big city, any day of the week.

Especially one filled with blacks.

I agree but for once I'm pleased they're protesting and more power to them.

I hope the minsters are quaking in their boots.

Leader of oppression said she was terrified and parliament got locked down for first time in 50 years.

Hope the protests are just getting started.
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Last Edited by Mad Kelly on 11/12/2021 01:02 AM

I just have to post Kiri TeKanawa is one of my most beloved soprano that I have heard the last 60 years of my life! A national NZ treasure! I love her Strauss the best, but here is some English [link to youtu.be (secure)]

Thanks for posting.

I didn't appreciate her singing when I was young, but she really was amazing.
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The heart is slow to learn... I wish you.

Taniwha are over rated. They refused to sell the movie rights to their story.

I'm pretty sure the "hairy man" is anyone who is actually doing the Haka (ie. talking about themself).

I've had a few Moari friends, and pretty sure if you ask any of them they'll say "I'm the hairy man!". From what I've garnered over the years, the Haka really is about confidence in self, confidence in brothers and striking fear in their enemy.

It's effectively referencing an "impossible task", anchoring confidence in achieving against overwhelming odds, and triumphing (making it shine).

Never heard the Haka was referencing any deity... though I'd be interested to hear from a NZ'er on the matter, if there's any around?

This is true also.

There was a sasquatch like person in the Sumerian Epic of Gilgamesh. Gilgamesh was a demi-god who went on adventures with a good friend who resembled Chewbaca of Star Wars.

Sasquatch/Bigfoot/Yeti/Abominable Snowman seems to be a global legend.

Didn't know that. Interesting.
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My 5 year old grandson does shit like that!

Creation of Enkidu

Gilgamesh, king of Uruk, abuses his people. In response to complaints from the citizens, the goddess Aruru creates Enkidu in the steppe. Abundantly hairy and primitive, he lives roaming with the herds and grazing and drinking from rivers with the beasts.

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Ancient Spirits they’re asking for power to win at rugby

Nah, they do it better.

In the altered version at rugby matches, yeah.