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White Wolf : Maori Elders explain the meaning of the Hongi and the ancient Maori traditions
New Zealand Manuka Group :: The Hongi - A Maori greeting
Māori tribe restricts hongi greeting over coronavirus | New Zealand | The Guardian
Coronavirus: Winston Peters urges Maori to rethink hongi in time of pandemic
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Hongi, our national greeting | Stuff.co.nz
Wairua (Hongi, traditional Maori greeting New Zealand) | International Photo Awards
AJ+ on Twitter: "Two men perform a traditional Māori Hongi greeting - a touching of noses - during Friday prayers to remember the victims of the mosque shootings in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Portrait Of An Attractive Maori Couple Connected In A Traditional Hongi Stock Photo - Download Image Now - iStock
Hongi - Wikipedia
Meghan Markle Is Practicing Her Hongi for the Royal Tour of New Zealand - Maori Hongi Greeting Explained
Whakapapa and Hongi — Roswell Presbyterian Church
OPINION: Let's dump the kihi in rituals of encounter - it's not our tikanga - Waatea News: Māori Radio Station
The Hongi (pressing noses) is something we do when we greet someone…The sharing of the breath connects our Mauri (life force). We are no longer separate. We are one!” — Proven Sustainable
Winston Peters Suggests Hongi May Never Return - Pacific Tourism Organisation
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Is this the end of the hongi? NZ deputy PM says traditional greeting may have to be scrapped | Daily Mail Online
A Hongi is a traditional Māori greeting in New Zealand. In the hongi, the ha ( breath of life), is exchanged. Through the exc… | Maori people, Māori culture, Maori
New Zealand Manuka Group :: The Hongi - A Maori greeting
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Maori Worldwide - Hongi - The breath of life A hongi is a traditional Māori greeting in New Zealand. It is done by pressing one's nose and forehead (at the same time)
Hongi - Wikipedia
