Indigenous Knowledge Has Value | Curtis Bristowe | TEDxRuakura

Knowledge of the definitions of English words would help before you go pushing your commie racism

Thank you for sharing your story, your wisdom. Very thankful to be able to watch this!

Maori values guide us to a better world for all. Kotahitanga, whanaungatanga and manaakitanga to name a few. To pai hoki

Beautiful! 🌼♥️

Kuaka is the illustration that teaches us how when you have your leader and others that follow and benefit from the draft as the leader gets tired it falls back .
A very wise teaching about the kuaka.

beautiful

Very powerful speech

"We are borne of the same womb. Tied in the bonds of humanity. Tied to the heavens above us. Tied to the earth beneath us. These are bonds that can never be severed." This. Goosebumps and tears. There were no spoken words more truthful.

"It deserves to be acknowledged. It deserves to be remembered. And we are no less of a people or a country for having done so." These are words and insight that brings tears to my eyes. This is truth across the planet. It resonates like the beating of a drum.

Kia ora e hoa 🙌🙌

henlo hawking hehehehehe, laban lang mga mamiiii!

Word! Shot uce

Mauri tū, mauri ora e te Ahorangi. Kua huri tāwhiao öku kare a roto ki te rongo atu ki to kauhau piki i te pouri, piki i te ora. Tēnā rawa koe.

Tihei mauri ora

Humanity endurance is amazing and how it gives hope...

Made me cry

This speech was was written very well and an excellent delivery but if I can summarise, the key points are (1) if you are united as a group and have clarity of purpose and you exercise that in an ethical manner you have a far greater chance of success. (2) Te Kooti and his people were very clever and principled to have escaped from Wharekauri.
The speaker doesn't really explain how tikanga, kawa and kaupapa actually can provide answers to contemporary challenge, he simply speaks about them using superlatives without really providing much needed detail .

Thats all our Native ways brother. You are very well spoken

Your awesome my Brother.

Tino ātaahua hoki tō kōrero, e hoa. Nga mihi

Beautiful korero

Tū Rēkohu i te āīō

beautiful speech. Thank you very much

even tho you speak so ataahua, i feel your pain, nga mihinui kia koe, arohanui ihoa, tino pai rawa, ka mau te wehi, he whaikorero so full of your heart. you are a great man. thank u

Society is well past arguing for or against aboriginality, indigeneity or community. They have their pro's and cons. However they are explanations for much deeper questions. Questions which politicians and business groups need to address. Likewise these much maligned groups need to realise they need to show some action for change eg learn their rights as voters and learn how the system works at the ground level. How they are being played by things that go bling like their t.v.s and their phones via ads...not the other bling they wear on their necks..they are just full time distractions from the real blings. Yes the poor and destitute need to start making their votes count. Turn off your bling things and go play in the park and vote the bad politicians out of your lives.

Great talk, I love how he wove that central prisoner narrative through it, felt like I was watching a movie!!

anyone know the name of the bird mr. bristowe is speaking of?

It continues to amaze me how these Indigenous peoples that have suffered so terribly at the hands of colonial powers, are still willing to forgive, are still willing to reach out the hand of friendship to that same power, their actions, their humanity, it gives me hope.

Beautiful

Tena koe te rangatira ngā mihi nunui ngā mihi aroha mo to taonga korero.

Many strands of my own culture, Anglo-Welsh and European Whakapapa, were lost to me. Maori culture has taught me, not only what and where 'the pathway' is, but it's illuminated the journey in form of genuine cultural and developmental hope. Everyone should hear this talk.
My own story, I've begun to see family, personality, identity and original life-lore; slowly return to the hours of my days. Moreover, the Maori framework of culture has taught me how to 'hold' my own story out in front of myself and to make friends with it. I consider myself a beginner. Between June 2015 and March 2018, Maori faith has given me back my life. Thank you. Please keep sharing.

ka mau te wehi e hoa. Thank you for that inspiration Curtis, a great example of how to use the past to build a stronger future.

Tena koe Curtis, Thank you for sharing "our" story.

I'm going to vote Green this election.

Awesome

Inspiring. Powerful. Solid. Thank you.

Mauri ora e hika!

Wow, this guy has every reason to be angry and he isn’t, powerful and moving talk.