Ko Tau Rourou Ko Taku Rourou ā Kua Mārama Shared Understandings and Reflection on Wairua

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Reflections on Wairua. By Ngaroma Williams and Michelle Anderson with peer-review by Dr Mere Skerrett. We came to write this article through asking questions, seeking clarification, providing each other examples of our own experiences, and then highlighting what these experiences […]
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