As a Native Indigenous to the Americas I cry whenever I see a Haka being performed because I can relate to what it means to the people of the culture; whether I can understand the language or not.

@user-ih3bb9nx1o

7 жыл бұрын

i cried when i was watching their wedding video, though i don't belong to the community or even know about them! i feel love and energy emanate of such activity..

@davidtu8636

7 жыл бұрын

Marvin Medina lljjjjh

@ScorpioBabiii90

7 жыл бұрын

زول دعوة I did too, it is overwhelmingly beautiful

@alexhoward1884

7 жыл бұрын

I feel the same when I study the many different cultures of your people Marvin.

@flaviainlondon

7 жыл бұрын

Marvin Medina Me too. Brasilian native and proud :-)

I don't know who you are.. but to your wedding video is STILL in my Facebook news feed.. I still cry every time I watch it. I am intrigued by the haka.. I don't know why I am so moved by the dance. I cry no matter which dance I watch. it's spiritually moving to me..

@julissarojas6589

8 жыл бұрын

+Kristi Sannar I feel the same way too!! I cant understand it!!! Its so beautiful.

@kylaren1336

8 жыл бұрын

Agreed, I was procrastinating writing a paper and the wedding video popped up and all of the sudden there were tears falling down my face and I didn't even know why. I had no idea what they words meant but I was so moved by it all. It was so beautiful just to get a glimpse of just a part the culture.

@bigmario768

7 жыл бұрын

+Kyla Ren there is a video of their haka with the English translation just search up wedding haka English translation.

@nailworx6593

7 жыл бұрын

I think it's the passion !!

@spingal8456

6 жыл бұрын

I love when I see it on my Facebook feed...such a powerful, powerful display of emotion.

The couple are the ones in the video of the "Wedding Haka". His brother and friends participate and the bride cry of emotion, and, of course, the bride and groom join later in the ceremony.. Love it.

@zuselfernandez3033

8 жыл бұрын

yes they are

@blargkliggle1121

5 жыл бұрын

That's the one with the funny thumbnail of a wall eyed chick with her tongue out right?

Bless that man for embracing her culture. Their wedding was glorious too.

@2HRTS1LOVE

7 жыл бұрын

I actually read that he is more Maori than she is. His family performed the haka at their wedding. Looks can be deceiving, huh?

@darkjak224

7 жыл бұрын

Genetics play a big role in melanin count haha

@Sheilas4AlexJones

3 жыл бұрын

He is maori?

@faequeen94

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, he is more maori

@joybeans10

3 жыл бұрын

I saw that, too. Beautiful.

It's crazy how many different haka dance videos I've seen and every single one of them have brought me to tears. It's absolutely beautiful I respect these people and their culture a lot

@B3rettaZ26

7 жыл бұрын

it truly is. i came across one on facebook, i was like what? then the more i read about it and the maori and the culture, the more i came to appreciate it.

@ruthradcliffe8797

7 жыл бұрын

CJ Moore j

@angelacartereshephoenix

7 жыл бұрын

Sharon Carmello it's the energy it produces. ancestors are a powerful people and they come through in haka

This is great. The sad thing for me is, i grew up in the 1970's in Wellington NZ. In those days, Maori culture was not seen as a great thing, Maori's in general in the 1970's had low self esteem and were the butt of racist jokes, like Irish jokes told by English people. I am white, but some of best friends back then were Maori. I almost had a Maori girl friend, but i was to shy. I left NZ in 1989 and i have lived in the UK ever since. Now i look at how NZ has grown and Maori culture is seen as a way of spirituality, wisdom, and family values. I am so happy that Maori's are proud to be Maori, and they have much to teach the materialistic western mind set. Also the extended family, In Maori is the Whanau, is so important. The Western countries suffer much as we live mainly in nuclear families. The knowledge of our elders is thrown away when we put them in old peoples homes.

@KevinPartridge

7 жыл бұрын

tablatom I would love to learn what made the shift. You can pm me or whatever. I'd love to hear what made that shift, both in maori culture and the prevailing white culture around them.

@tablatom

7 жыл бұрын

Good question Kevin. I don't know, but when i visit NZ i feel the difference. Watch All black videos from the 70's. They score a try, but don't really show much joy about it. For a long time now thats not the case. Maybe its that NZ has become even more multicultural, lots of Pacific islanders, Asians. As far as i remember people of European decent were in the majority by far up to the 80's. And maybe it took time for Maori people to recover from being crushed by the English in the 19th century. I believe the world in general has become a better place for more people, as we wake up that we are all the same. Still there are barriers to break, and the powers that be love to "divide and rule" but i see "oneness" in all peoples becoming stronger. But hey, i could be completely wrong about all of the above LOL.

@RedSky-vf8bf

7 жыл бұрын

That's great and all. But shouldn't you be more concerned about how your white compatriots currently have low self-esteem (white guilt) and are the butt of racist jokes and everything wrong with the world is saddled on the white man's shoulders? We *don't* live in nuclear families, 35% of whites are raising kids with single parents. The Maori understand that single parenthood is a terrible idea, hence their family values. Maybe we should appropriate some of Maori culture to get our shit together?

@soulsearchtarot

7 жыл бұрын

tablatom, the world as a whole has in the past 40 years become more tolerant, inclusive and less racist. Of course there will always be fringe groups but the general consensus is that we are one. I agree with you about extended families. I immigrated to the US when I was a kid with my nuclear family and unlike my cousins back home, never got the chance to spend a childhood near my grandparent's warmth and knowledge and wisdom. They did and when you put us together you can see the difference in mindset. They grew to be much wiser at an earlier age than us. It is one of the things I hated most about being "ripped" off of my homeland; missing my extended family. It is so important to have one and to live among people of different age groups - that intergenerational connection which bestows so much humanity and spirituality. And I am from a small south east European nation. Sadly the extended family is losing its grip there now with the rapid development of the country. But, I completely understand you. Blessings to you and this lovely couple.

@anneanne9009

6 жыл бұрын

I was born in the 70s in AKL and Maori culture and Te Reo were a normal part of schooling. It was also the decade when the Treaty of Waitangi was recognised again and manufacturing jobs, meat works etc were shutting down in rural towns so rural people people were moving to the cities and unemployment was high. It suddenly turned into the decade of dawn raids and the typical 'blame someone else except the government' era.

I served with members of the New Zealand Army and was lucky enough to witness a haka first hand. It took my breath away and tears just rolled down my face. Each time I see one the tears come and I cannot explain it but it is not a sad feeling but almost being overwhelmed with beauty, tradition, faith and love. 🖤

She said exactly what I'm feeling. I've been watching a lot of Haka videos and each time I get so emotional. I started to cry and I didn't understand why. It's just so powerful and emotional and spiritual. Such a wonderful part of a culture that I would love to learn more about

@mzaphod64

6 жыл бұрын

Patsy Cline Not a reaction we usually go for but ok.. Whatever makes you incapacitated to fight I guess..

To be honest I think I'm jealous of the Maori. My ancestors came off a boats to a place they didn't want to be. So much was lost in those dark times. But seeing the Maori with such a rich an powerful culture makes me wonder. What where my ancestors like? Were they warriors? Hunters? Farmers? This video, and several others, have lit a fire in me to find my roots and learn of others cultures as well.

@liquidchameleon5993

4 жыл бұрын

@Morgasm172 I'm black, from Michigan in the states

@apeasantspointofview394

4 жыл бұрын

I'm Maori and live in New Zealand. That fire that is lit in you is your ancestors bro. They are reaching for you... not to find you but to let you know they have always been with you. Your footsteps follow on from them. We have a saying Kia kaha. (Stand strong) so Kia kaha to you.

@liquidchameleon5993

4 жыл бұрын

@@apeasantspointofview394 Bruh you got me in tears here

@apeasantspointofview394

4 жыл бұрын

You are most welcome. Find who you are bro. Enjoy your journey of discovery. In maori culture we are taught to share our culture it isn't ours alone. It is for all. Enjoy mine as I have always loved the African cultures they are rich and noble people. Let your footsteps find the way. Enjoy your path ahead.

@liquidchameleon5993

4 жыл бұрын

@@apeasantspointofview394 I will my friend

And that's why I love Jason Murray Media. Boss video man.

@jsnmrry

8 жыл бұрын

+My Mate Nate Thanks bro!

@user-og5fo7wy3q

8 жыл бұрын

hay สวัสดีคับ พี่เนต ผมติดตามเเล้วคับ

@user-ww8vp5qi7n

8 жыл бұрын

พี่เนต หนูติดตามแล้วนะค่ะ จุ๊ปๆ

@user-te4px1vs7f

6 жыл бұрын

สวัดดีครับMy Mate Nate

@user-te4px1vs7f

6 жыл бұрын

สวัดดีครับพี่เจสันJason Murray Media

Hey guys! if you want to see more of this interview and the full Haka's performed in this video comment below! Id be happy to upload them :)

@j46s96

7 жыл бұрын

Jason Murray Media Yes please

@cleopatrarales3084

7 жыл бұрын

Jason Murray Media omy God yes please

@Starlight_Silver

7 жыл бұрын

Well, yeah, I would have liked to seen more, but I doubt I'll make my way back here again.

@sairosekk

7 жыл бұрын

Jason Murray Media that would be great! I love every this culture and the power and spirit of the Haka. it's beautiful

@mehchocolate1257

7 жыл бұрын

Jason Murray Media how did you meet her anyway

Praying for those affected by the earthquake in NZ right now. I appreciate those who have taken the chance to watch this video. New Zealand is a special place! Cheers!

@LarjieGamer

6 жыл бұрын

yes please!! From a South African working in Saudi Arabia. I really love the Maori people!

@truthgiverandfinder3246

2 жыл бұрын

I hope you have a God to pray to because last time I checked mormon/Satanist cullttt has no god and worships man and devils this evil sinful and useless way useful and evil sinful. I pray for you and I pray for them in a NZ.

I was touched by your wedding Haka! It was truly beautiful! I had tears in my eyes so I had to watch it at least 10x I felt that and I'm African American. I love all cultures, but to see the Haka truly spiritual & is like witnessing your warrior ancestor's soul.

@uhuhno6441

2 жыл бұрын

I'm a 34 year old translucent caucasian in the north of Germany and I can not die before I whitness a haka in person. I can't watch their wedding haka and not cry. And I love seeing that is has the same effect on so many people around the world. I hope you are doing well, whoever you are.

Their wedding video is by far my favorite. And I'm not into wedding videos. It was SO emotional. And after watching this video I know why. Thank you for making this. Much Love.

I cried over ur wedding Haka and i was literally wondering how my spirit understood what i was seeing

Maori is everything in my live. Its a honor to be a Maori. I love Maori. Mauri Tu Mauri Ora Ka Mau Te Wehi.

She's so correct. Every haka I've seen has brought me to tears. Incredibly powerful and beautiful!

@brandenlee26

8 жыл бұрын

***** thank you I will check it out.

Love and respect to Maori(New zealand) from Persia (Iran) ,mother earth blesses its people with culture, your culture is great ,i love you!

@truthgiverandfinder3246

2 жыл бұрын

Me too

I’m so excited and blessed to see this beautiful couple again! I’ve watched and been spiritually energized each time I watch there wedding HAKA. Blessings upon y’all , from Texas. 🌺

This is an amazing video. I saw the wedding Haka video and cried and couldn't understand why. The emotion is amazing, I am so happy I came across it because I get to learn about a beautiful culture I've never would've known before. Thank you.

I find it very beautiful that there was a blending of cultures in a harmony that was never achieved in my homeland, the United States. We may preach E Pluribus Unum (Out of Many, One), but I see better examples of its practice that we can learn from.

@your_belief_vs_everything

3 жыл бұрын

Your homeland? America is no one's homeland except the native americans.

@yaruqadishi8326

2 жыл бұрын

That's a satanic luciferian symbolism with corrupt Latin twisting from the founding fathers intentions videos about Mormons a luciferian cult from hell well smith it's founder was a heavy satanist and devil worshiper.

With the atmosphere changing in the United States, we are looking to move to New Zealand. I came across this video and tears immediately flowed. I know this for sure...whatever was being done was absolutely spiritual. My spirit rejoiced. Shalom!

@tonileejames1767

3 жыл бұрын

3 years later.... Did u get here OK?

@latreashalewis8869

3 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, no. My husband's transfer did not work out. Not giving up on the dream though!

cant wait to go to new zealand! go to an amazing land and culture!

@LayDiva-in-the-Zone

8 жыл бұрын

+DoomKillaWillie I'm going there NEXT MONTH-dreams do come true!!!

@bumwees2865

6 жыл бұрын

LayLay Russell Please tell me you liked our country lol

@rickymarino1208

Жыл бұрын

Rotorua has Maori tours where they show and tell you it all the world of Maori in a nutshell

Oh, I've watched their wedding haka so many times. So beautiful. Grand to hear a bit more from them. All the best from Norway :)

@benjaminimade9981

2 жыл бұрын

Do you need help ? Someone helped me out and he can also help you.

@benjaminimade9981

2 жыл бұрын

美丽的➕2349047316390❤⏯⏯눈‸눈.

@benjaminimade9981

2 жыл бұрын

message him👆👆.

love the emotional meaning behind the haka. love my friends of the Mormon faith. and i love how i see my birth nation Philippines as a bible cover at 1:48 of the vid =D much love from Maryland, USA!

@truthgiverandfinder3246

2 жыл бұрын

Moron culltttt us satanically evil and demonic lies. Phillipines should know that since moronism made a foot hold there. It too needs to be kicked out.

What the Maori bride said is very true; the first time I saw this dance, I was extremely intrigued. I didn’t know what they were saying at the time (but since found out the translation) and yet I was moved. It does make me cry and there is certainly something to be said for the spirituality aspect of it. It’s an extremely moving and even peaceful feeling. I think it’s one of the most beautiful things EVER!

IT IS TRUE. WHEN I SAW YOUR DANCE SOME YEARS AGO, I CRIED, AND I STILL CRY WHEN I SEE IT. I LOVE HAKA DANCE. FOR SURE. I AM MEXICANA.

@yaruqadishi8326

2 жыл бұрын

This is devil video with the satanic mormons/satanists in it. Be careful and tread your beautiful mexicaness with caution. Cuz you and i are on evil territory. Hellish turf. Be careful sis.

Maori culture has inspired and fascinated me for some time now. I am always moved by the dances and rituals I witness, even if I may not understand a word, I am one of those people who thinks, "Why am I crying? I can't understand any of the language but I am so moved!!"

So true as what she says about not knowing what they are saying and still you get chills and this deep feeling of pride an joy that makes you feel like crying. If i was to be reborn in another time and place other than Mexico, then I want to be born a Maori.

The Maori haka is one of the best things you’ll see it gives me goosebumps and tears especially the one the wedding on KZread !!

She nailed the question I was asking myself and that Was why am I feeling the emotions through watching the HAKA dance. and now I know. Its a spiritual movement and that is a beautiful element in this life. Absolutely beautiful...

I gotta go watch it ten more times now. We love you for sharing with us. THANK YOU AND THE GREAT SPIRIT SMILES

@yaruqadishi8326

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately they don't believe in The Great Spirit and they don't believe in the christian god either. This is a devil satanist kullttt this is a mormon video.

@yaruqadishi8326

2 жыл бұрын

It's a wicked lie.

@rickymarino1208

Жыл бұрын

What clown

I've seen this so many times.... I'm glad of my indigenous blood that flows through my veins.. makes the dormant Comanche warrior stir with a sense of pride

I watched this wedding and I cried and I didn’t understand what was being said but I felt something me and my husband it spoke to our souls and we don’t know why and we can’t understand but want to understand it’s so beautiful I cried every time I see a haka I really what to know what they are saying. My son Kauai is now 12 he will be 13 this year and he also love the feeling he gets watching and would love to learn more.

@kinasandwich7624

6 жыл бұрын

Shyann Love hi you might like to watch a Maori waiata (song) "Tangaroa by Maisey Rika", hope you and your family enjoy what you see and hear. ✌

Love this! I loved your wedding Haka! It put me to tears! Thank you for sharing it with us!

I cried watching this emotional Haka tribute. Haven’t got a clue of what they’re singing about, loved it. I need a Maori Man ! Love from the Middle East!

My eyes was full of tears and i didn't know why when i watched the wedding..very beautiful..

Just watched the wedding video and I was moved to tears ! It is absolutely amazing!

I just love HAKA since the very first time I watched on KZread I was hooked up, I don't understand a word but the energy is so great that after years I still cry when I watch it. Is a great gift to me, Thanks very much.-

Thank you so much for sharing your wedding experience. I've watched this haka at least a dozen times already.

So true. I was filled with emotion and i cried when i saw your wedding video. I was shook to the core, almost trembling. I didnt know what was being said but i know it was powerful! So beautiful!

Been in love with the Haka since I first saw the All Blacks, I have no idea of what they are saying. But I always feel emotional and connected to it, When I heard Jonah Lomu died i was sad and puzzled same thing. I'm not from New Zealand, i'm African from Nigeria, Why i'm I so hooked to All blacks and Haka Lol. I will visit New Zealand for sure.

1:15 so true. I'm 32 and haven't cried since my daughter was born 8 years ago. Watching the wedding haka today I shed tears. I feel something in me when watching it. FYI not a Mormon but believer in Christ. God bless!!

@truthgiverandfinder3246

2 жыл бұрын

Good you're really a christian not faker satanic scam like the moronists and jehovtards.

I have no idea why I’m crying? This is legitimately one of the truest statements.

hard core 62 yr old guy and your Wedding HaKa made me cry.The spiritualism I felt watching that was really intense

It´s so powerful. I have no idea what it means but i just love it. I get so emotional because it´s going straight in to the heart

I am the same... I don't understand any single word of haka , but everytime I watch it, I just crying , it was coming from my inside heart... I dunno why, it just full of energy

I saw Haka for the first time today, and I cried and I felt like I just witnessed something so insanely pure. I felt that same feeling giving birth to my son and reverting to Islam. Now I can not stop searching online wanting to know more of the history behind it. It’s extraordinary

i cant stop crying and i am from serbia...have no idea what Hakka is saying ... love Maori .

@rasul407

4 жыл бұрын

I bet you didn’t cry this much when you guys committed a genocide against Muslims

@Qwerty-hy5mj

3 жыл бұрын

@@rasul407+ Pretty ignorant comment don’t you think? The generation after the negative ones are guilty of nothing. Not every person is a bad person, not every Serb is a bad person. Having close minded views like that is what holds the world back and cycles prejudice and hate. You are an example of what not to be in this world.

thank you for sharing your perspective and your wedding haka. I'm one of those who didn't understand what was being said but cried because of the beauty of the love and tradition that it demonstrates. You've opened my eyes a little wider. Thanks😁

This is what I love about NZ and being a Mormon. Diversity is the essence of it both❤️

@your_belief_vs_everything

3 жыл бұрын

Whaaa?

@newmoonshewolf09

3 жыл бұрын

@@your_belief_vs_everything this was 4 years ago lol

@truthgiverandfinder3246

2 жыл бұрын

@@newmoonshewolf09 moronism is a satanic cullttt why are you in it. Get out of it it's Satanism in broad day light. Become a Christian or something else and be free of this Satanic Evil.

Thank you for sharing! I was moved to tears and now I understand why. Truly a beautiful culture!!!

Man! Those will be some lucky beautiful children... I bet they'll be just stunning...

Just beautiful brings me to tears an I don't know why all the emotions and love I feel when I watch, just truly amazing💕😍

Its so true...the first time i saw a haka I was crying my eyes out and I could never figure out really why...emotion and that spiritual energy can transcend language and any barrier

Thank you for sharing the amazing moment from your wedding- very touching

Others have commented before about her saying that part about why am I crying when i can't understand it. But that just shows how powerful Haka is. It's like.....it doesn't matter what your culture or religion is. If you can't feel the power and emotion, you need to do some soul searching.

@kinasandwich7624

6 жыл бұрын

Barton Seven kia ora ehoa (hello friend) here are a couple of waiata you may like to listen to and share with your family and friends, "Tangaroa by Maisey Rika" and "Tangaroa by Tiki Taane VNZMAs 2008"

I don't even know what they say but I'm moved by the culture. I just feel it when I watch some performing this...man this is great

thank you. it makes me cry everytime

Its our cultures to remember our ancestors and our connection to the earth. I've been looking up so many tribal songs and dances around the earth to see how many keep such beliefs alive. Tribal cultures are the best. Wish we could all be able to celebrate things like that in our societies not only a select few. I have Scottish, African and Blackfoot ancestory. All which I feel are lost. If I could have a wedding. I would wish to mixed them together in honor to those before me who made me.. Me.

@damonnz0120

4 жыл бұрын

Ataahua (beautiful)

All I’m here to say is that I recognized that that was an LDS cultural hall from across the world. The wedding haka video was beautiful and touching. Not sure whether I have a drop of blood in common with the people, but spirit to spirit I relate.

@truthgiverandfinder3246

2 жыл бұрын

Moronism is a satanical scam fraud cult that needs to be destroyed and thrown back to the states it came from.

@kinasandwich7624

Жыл бұрын

We come from the same creator sister each to his own country, knowledge and understanding of your land given by the creator

no words. everyone in this video brought the wedding Haka full-circle. pleasure to watch.

thank you so much for this explanation. I know it's years after, but the message is still strong and you're right. even tho I don't fully understand it, haka always brings a tear and strong emotions.

"why am i crying?" Sums it up perfectly for me. Im sobbing every time?!?!

The LDS church is against tattoos. Gordon Hinckley called it "graffiti on the temple of the body". I'm curious how that is reconciled, if at all, with the Maori Ta moko.

@alexasyme6899

5 жыл бұрын

I believe that markings that are related to someone’s culture are reconciled. Probably not encouraged, but accepted.

@neihanah

5 жыл бұрын

First and foremost tamoko isn’t a tattoo, it’s a tamoko. It’s an art that was created before the arrival of the gospel to carry whakapapa and pūrākau (geneology & stories) and much much more.

@PGTRegard

5 жыл бұрын

They just do it anyway.

@PGTRegard

5 жыл бұрын

Samoan Cowboy like every religion ever created?

@Unherd_Of

5 жыл бұрын

Other people feel their tattoos are adornment. God gave us free will not free will with buts and ifs. It just is.

Absolutely correct, I cannot see or hear a haka without weeping. Truly just wipes me out with joy, love and respect. And loss.

omg.... to listen to the explanation as to why ppl cry when watching and listening to Haka's .... I have been watching these all afternoon and each time the same thing happens....I begin to tear up.... I didn't understand why.....makes sense...

Oh my goodness, I loved them before seeing this video. Now to add MORE awesomeness...they are LDS?!?!? This beautiful family can be together for eternity. May our dear Heavenly Father bless them with more love, peace and strength. In the name of His beloved Son, Jesus Christ, Amen.

@truthgiverandfinder3246

2 жыл бұрын

No accident Port say their families can be a separate fraternity cuz when they fall away in death and darkness they're not my family more but be separated until screaming because it is wet felland it to suction it's about control by satanic Frogman from New York and a racist and a sicko pedophile. "Lds" ? You mean mormons the satanic culltttt from hell.

@truthgiverandfinder3246

2 жыл бұрын

Your helly father is a man from another thus no god way way way no god but a devil and thus a creature. Our True Christian and so Heavenly Father where that word belongs and is from he Jehovah is not man never is and is not and but is a God The Creator and Ovsrseer of Planets and Punisher of evil and Rewarder of good since he the True elohim Fathef Jehovah is a God thus anti man and anything else in every way and plus.

@truthgiverandfinder3246

2 жыл бұрын

Jesus the True Jesus christ the only one the christian one warned of this fraud scam satanic culllttt of man aka Smith centuries earlier. Yet you fell for its evil. How could you ?

I admire how they love to share the Haka with other cultures and allow them to participate.

your wedding video. was such a beautiful and emotional thing I've ever seen 😊 made me cry

I'm a physically powerful man and emotionally strong too but many of the Haka I've watched bring me to tears and uplift me spiritually at the same time, I don't understand why and I don't really mind either I love the Maori culture.

@kinasandwich7624

6 жыл бұрын

kenny chamnan you might like to see "Auckland 2017 Maori Haka"

that wedding haka had me in tears... beautiful

Love and respect to these people and their awesome culture . Continue in keeping it alive .. it's beautiful and after having been explained what haka is it's quite powerful and uplifting .

This wedding video dance changed my son's 4 year old life. Mine, too. Masculinity in its essence with strength, not violence. Why don't we have this everywhere still?

Love your video! I've just watched a video haka when their wedding ceremony (on another channel). Cool! expression of emotion and friendship that make proud

I have never seen this dance..it is absolutely incredible!!! I've watched it a few times now and can definitely feel it's spirituality! Beautiful!

Every time I see or hear the haka I feel it like I’m there with them

that wedding haka was epic. I'm still watching it in 2018

Hey! Have any of the couple been assigned on a mission to the Philippines? At 1:49 someone is carrying the BIble (covered in yellow) and it has the Philippine map on it! Thanks!

I always cry when I watch haku...so beautiful ❤️

From India (down south) Tamil nadu... I love ur culture New Zealanders... From the same way we workship lord karuppa samy....

@truthgiverandfinder3246

2 жыл бұрын

They don't do that there. That's India.

As a Maori born and breed from nz we are very proud of our culture we also like all other cultures around the world to Let us show our very proud heritage.

Very powerful and emotional! I think it's a beautiful tradition❤

I feel every piece of this culture in my spirit

I also cry everytime, it is very intense all throughout my body, I Love It

My best buddy’s grandfather is/was Māori, he has Māori tattoos. I’m not sure if he actually ever met him, but he felt a definite strong connection.

1:42 beautiful tune.... Beautiful couple..... Of beautiful people and culture

Totally true with what she said - I've watched multiple videos of Haka and even though I have no idea what they're saying, have been moved to tears

God bless both. Congrats!!

Great Follow up video!

YES OMG.. I WAS CRYING WHEN I SAW THE WEDDING... IM GOING TO SHOW THIS TO MY CLASS!!!!!

@teachnowng757

8 жыл бұрын

+LSlade1207 that's a great idea! I think I will too

@kinasandwich7624

7 жыл бұрын

LSlade1207 how did you're students react to the video?

@jsnmrry

7 жыл бұрын

Im glad you enjoyed it!

I still enjoy watching the video. Blessings to the couple.

I want to learn this, its very powerful and natural in one.

wow the first time I say their wedding haka it brought me to tears ( shoot I'm tearing now) it was very spiritual and in my spirit I felt a connection I have no idea why but God bless your union may he continue to be with you in this journey of love faith and loyalty

she's right! their wedding haka showed up on my timeline and by the end when the groom and bride joined in i was near tears. I had no idea what was going on, but it was the raw emotion, this sense of community and family...aaarg, i dont know...I just hope i can have something like that one day ....whatever that was!

Best Haka ever.... you guys were on point.... Very powerfull.

Oh my gosh I was just watching the wedding ceremony and I was crying without understanding & then she said that. Whoa!

You have an absolutely wonderful family. Beautiful bride

Coming from someone stuck in the rugged individualism and alcoholism of the U.K. this makes soo much sense