Unlock the Energy of your name &
Strengthen your Spiritual Connection with
Māori Whaea Hato & Gudrun Ingrid

 Thursday’s on Aug. 28th, Sept. 4th/ 25th and Oct. 2nd, 2025
7 PM – 8:30 PM CET (Berlin time)
online event with German translation

He Kōtuku rerenga tai Māori proverb
A white heron’s flight is seen but once

A white heron’s flight is seen but once. Rare and precious, unlocking the energies of your name. Inspired by the proverb, just as the white heron’s flight is rare and majestic, each person’s name holds their own unique energy and vibration. 

In connection with the Māori culture, which is deeply anchored to its roots, ancestors and spirituality, we invite you on a journey to your roots to explore your cultural heritage with the right tools, the wisdom and experiences of our ancestors are accessible to us too

Content:
Self-discovery: Gain a deeper understanding of one’s name and its significance in one’s life.

Empowerment: Harness the energies of one’s name to enhance confidence, motivation and resilience. Cultural connection: Explore the cultural heritage and traditions associated with one’s name.

Personal Growth: Use the insights and energies of one’s name to inspire positive change and personal transformation. 

Workshop 1 – Introduction to name energies 

Workshop 2 – Discovering your name’s meaning 

Workshop 3 – Harnessing name energies 

Workshop 4 – Integrating name energies into daily life

He Kōtuku rerenga Tahi. 

Wisdom keeper Hato will show us how we can use the energy of our name. You are invited to let her touch and move you – on your journey back to yourself.

This connection with our own origins and spirituality gives us the opportunity to ignite our inner fire and strengthen our spiritual connection. At the same time, it is a journey of fulfilment, self-empowerment, vitality and joie de vivre.

Costs:
Workshop: 240 €
The first event can be booked individually to get acquainted: 60€

About Māori Whaea Hato

Te ihi o te wahine me te Ahi Kaa roa

My story begins in a small community amongst the tribe of Te Aitanga a Mahaki. Born to Pomare and Rarauhe Heemi from Ngai Tuhoe, and the youngest of eight, I was blessed with a strong foundation, my grounding. 

My parents instilled in me a deep sense of pride and connection to my cultural heritage and the spiritual realm. My parents were both very spiritual and healers. I remember spending much of my time with my mother, learning how to gather food from the land for both food and medicinal purposes. More importantly, my parents taught me their traditional values and principles that I believe saved me, gifts I still value and hold dear to this day. 

During my teenage years and early adulthood, I began to explore and i went through a phase which involved associating with gangs and engaging in unhealthy lifestyle choices (alcohol and drug abuse, gangs, pregnancy, drug dealing, a victim of sexual abuse and domestic violence). Mental and physical abuse started in my adulthood with my first marriage for many years. It was during my first marriage and at a very dark time in my life, I remembered my parent’s words. My parents teachings were the catalyst for a profound transformation within me, I’ve since shed the doubts and uncertainties of my past, embracing my past experiences alongside my Māori identity with pride, confidence and purpose. 

My past experiences have given me a unique perspective and understanding of the challenges many people face. As I’ve continued on my life’s journey, I’ve had the privilege of connecting with women from diverse backgrounds and cultures around the world. These experiences have broadened my perspective and deepened my understanding of our shared humanity. I’ve come to realise that, despite our differences, we are all connected by our shared experiences, struggles, and aspirations. This realisation has fuelled my commitment to building bridges between communities and supporting women’s empowerment globally. 

I’m committed to using my story to inspire hope and positive change, discover and unfold the essence of being Wahine, and the keeper of your spiritual flame. 

Te ihi o te Wahine me te Ahi Kaa roa.

About Gudrun Ingrid 

I was born and grew up in Frankfurt am Main, influenced by my West German socialisation, with roots in Freyburg/ Unstrut. I grew up with my brother in a small family, sheltered and with freedom. My mother shaped my awareness of the environment and Mother Earth from an early age. She allowed me to experience time and again that there is far more between Heaven and Earth than what we can grasp with our senses. 

Love brought me to Rostock, my adopted home, in 1994. Through my many journeys, my work abroad, and getting to know other cultures, I have always been able to broaden my view of life and people.

I have always found deep joy in accompanying people, especially women. My own life experiences and my inner journey have fuelled my passion for accompanying women on their journey. I am passionate about encouraging women to live their divine feminine being, to balance their masculine and feminine aspects, and to walk their heart’s path.

My wish, my vision is that we bring our gifts to life with ease, creativity and love to make the world a brighter, heartier and more colourful place for us and our descendants.

Gudrun Ingrid