Te Whare Hihiri

Hina Marama

Your body has seasons.
So does the moon.

Me aro koe ki te hā o Hine-ahu-one

Pay heed to the dignity of women

Everything you enter stays on your phone. We never see it.

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Where are you right now?

Every season of a woman's life has its own rhythm.

Only you can see this. It stays on your phone.

Hina Marama

You and the moon today

Pēhea koe? How are you feeling?

Your body today

Kai for your season

Hihiri Maramataka

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Journal

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Look back by season

Breathe

Ready

Breathe in through your nose for 4. Hold for 4. Breathe out slowly through your mouth for 6. If you feel dizzy, stop and breathe normally.

MTWTFSS

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Hihiri Maramataka

This phase is for

Your hauora tools this phase

Tinana · body

Hinengaro · mind

Wairua · spirit

Wawata · today's intention

The six phases

My cycle

Gentle reminders

Add soft reminders to your phone's calendar: when your season changes, and on each new moon.

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Where you are

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Kupu

The Māori words we use, and what they mean →

Start again

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About

Hina Marama is made by Kailah Saupese and Te Whare Hihiri, a healing and wellness Sanctuary in Te Whanganui-a-Tara. Your cycle, journal and check-ins are saved only on this phone.

Hina Marama is for wellbeing, not medical advice. If something feels wrong in your body, talk to your doctor or nurse.

Welcome, e hine

Your first bleed is not something to hide. It is the day your body showed you how strong it is.

You come from wāhine who lived by the moon. Their strength lives in you.

Your body is not too much and not too little. It is exactly right, and it is yours.

When you bleed, rest is allowed. Being gentle with yourself is a kind of strength.

You are beautiful in every season.

Things that help during your ikura

Your mum, nan, aunty, dad, big sister, or anyone who looks after you.

Who you can talk to

Your mum, aunty, nan, big sister, or the nurse at school. Any question you have is a good question. If something hurts a lot, or doesn't feel right, tell an adult and see a doctor or nurse.

Whāia te iti kahurangi, ki te tūohu koe me he maunga teitei.

Seek the treasure you value most dearly. If you bow your head, let it be to a lofty mountain.

Kupu · the words we use

Hina Marama is grounded in te reo Māori and the Maramataka. Here is what our words mean, so everyone can walk with us. Meanings follow Te Aka Māori Dictionary.

Help someone understand your rhythm

Send this link to someone close to you: your partner, a friend, your mum. Each day they'll see your season and how to show up for you.

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They see your season only. Not your journal or check-ins.

Hina Marama

She is in her

Get a gentle nudge

Add her seasons to your own calendar. You'll get a reminder each time her season changes, with one thing you can do for her.

Keep this close

Save this page to your home screen, so you can open it any day and see how to support her.

The moon tonight

Your first cycle is complete

Stay in your rhythm

You've had a whole cycle of knowing yourself more deeply. Keep Hina Marama for the next 12 months.

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Founding wāhine price for your first year, until Whiro on 8 January. Then $79.

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