A Heartfelt Question

Kia ora e te whānau. This one is dedicated to my Mum. Recently, an important question was raised that many of us in Taitokerau have wrestled with: Does including the Atua Māori in our karakia turn our backs on the Creator? To answer this, we need to look past the heavy-handed religious rules we’ve often been given and tune back into the original frequency of our ancestors and the unedited scriptures. When we look at the mechanics of the "Woven Universe," we see a beautiful, organised system where everything has its place. It isn’t about "right or wrong" rules; it’s about your intention and where you place your focus.

The Law of the Source

The foundation of the Covenant (Kawenata) is that there is only one Pure Source, Io-Matua-Kore. The first priority of the house is simply to stay connected to this Source. He is the "Alpha Frequency." When we acknowledge that everything comes from the same Father, we aren't creating division; we are acknowledging the truth of the weave.

More Than Just Words

In the old "Babylonian" way of thinking, Karakia is often dismissed as mere poetry, tradition, or a superstitious plea to a distant deity. We were taught that words are just sounds we make with our mouths, having no real impact on the physical world. But in the Woven Universe, we know that the cosmos is informational. Words are not just sounds, they are code.

In Research Report #253, we apply the logic of Constructor Theory to the practice of Karakia. In quantum physics, a "Constructor" is an entity that causes a specific transformation to happen while remaining unchanged itself. When we perform Karakia, we are acting as the Constructor. We are not "asking" for a change, we are initialising a program designed to reconfigure the Mauri, the vital essence, of a physical system to make a specific outcome possible.