Te Awa Atua – Menstruation in the Pre-colonial Māori World

Te Awa Atua is an amazing exploration of menstruation in the pre-colonial Māori world, shedding light on its sacredness and cultural significance. This book reclaims Indigenous perspectives, uncovering how menstruation was once viewed as a source of spiritual power and connection. Perfect for those passionate about decolonising health narratives, in fact the principles from this book can be applied to decolonising our cultural narratives in general. It challenges colonial stigmas and honors traditional Māori knowledge. A brilliant read for anyone seeking to reconnect with ancestral wisdom and celebrate the beauty of menstrual cycles in their original context.