A multidisciplinary practitioner, Karine Teraipoia TAEA has devoted over twenty-five years to the living transmission of Polynesian culture.<\/p>\n
Her path unfolds at the intersection of writing, performance, and embodied speech, carried by the art of ‘\u014drero. She explores in particular the “papara’a tupuna,” genealogical declamation: a practice that invites us to remember those who came before us, to honor their presence, and to recognize what continues to live in us from generation to generation.<\/p>\n
“I give voice to the silences between generations,” she says.<\/p>\n
Because behind each name stands a story. Behind each lineage, lands, bonds, trials, and transmitted strengths. When the voice calls them forth, what seemed forgotten finds breath and a place in the present.<\/p>\n
Reciting one’s genealogy then becomes much more than telling where we come from. It is standing at the meeting point between past and future. It is feeling that we never walk alone, that our lives are part of a larger story, and that our roots can help us fully inhabit the one we choose to write today.<\/p>\n
At the Tahiti Yoga Festival, Karine will offer the workshop “A firi to parau tupuna.” <\/p>\n
In the intimacy of a small group, each participant will be guided to put into words and carry through voice their genealogy over three generations.<\/p>\n
A space of memory, grounding, and reconnection, to listen to what moves through us, reweave the bond with our ancestors, and let speech reunite what time or silence has sometimes separated. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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