Hua Parakore guiding kaupapa

• encompasses natural relationships between Māori gods, the land and its food and people in mahinga kai. (purple) represents genealogy, connection, understanding and knowing. It is fundamental to• acknowledges that the spiritual health and peace of the whenua impacts the wellness of the kai and its people. (blue) represents harmony, protection and spirituality. • is the autonomy, security and self-determination of iwi, hapū and whānau through mahinga kai. (green) signifies growth and regeneration. • is the enlightenment gained through mahinga kai. Māramatanga of the environment is important in understanding and living by the practice of pure foods. (yellow) represents intellect, mental clarity and creativity. • is the natural order of the universe. When producing kai using the Hua Parakore framework, it is important to respect and protect the integrity of Te Ao Tūroa. (orange) represents balance, connection between intellect and nature, immunity and potency. • is the life force or vibrational energy for growing. It is important to protect the mauri of your mūra to ensure you are producing high quality kai. (red) represents life, survival, energy, fertility, vitality and health.