Mauri Welcome to The Eternal Song

In this short video, learn more about the Mauri global film premiere and how you can participate.

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Fifty percent of net proceeds are returned to Indigenous-led projects in the very communities that entrusted us with their stories.

Mauri Film

Donate & Watch

( 48-Hour Access )

Watch Mauri for 48 hours
Access 3 Talks from our 5-Day Online Event with Māori Elders
Receive a downloadable workbook
Support the Indigenous communities featured in the film

Suggested minimum donation $20
no one will be turned away for lack of funds

The Eternal Song Collection

Watch ALL 12 Films & Events

(2-Year Extended Access)

Unlimited streaming of Mauri
Unlimited streaming of The Eternal Song
Full 12 companion films, each from a featured community, released every two months
15 recorded sessions from the Mauri Event
70+ recorded sessions from all our live gatherings with Elders and knowledge keepers
Audio files & full transcripts of each session
Extended interviews & behind-the-scenes conversations
The original film soundtrack
Two-year access to your private library
Monthly community gatherings to stay connected
Discussion groups to share reflections, questions, and resources

Regular Price: ~~$397 USD~~

Special Offer: $197 USD

or 3 installments of $69

The Guardians

Guest Speakers & Indigenous Wisdom Keepers

Mauri Talks Global Gathering Schedule

A journey of remembering, healing, and reimagining

DAY 1

Welcome & Opening Karakia (Prayer Circle) & Pūrākau (Story)

w/ Tāngaroa Ngaropo-Tāwio, Atarangi Murupaenga, Mark Kopua. Hosted by: Maurizio and Zaya Benazzo

Q&A

w/ Atarangi Murupaenga & Mark Kopua

The Art of Mahi Raakau (Self Healing) Workshop

w/ Atarangi Murupaenga

We will explore in community:

Holistic principles and elements for healing
How to use rākau (wooden tools)
Listening to the body’s truth

DAY 2

Opening the Pacific Ocean Stargate

w/ Tāngaroa Ngaropo-Tāwio

We will explore in community:

Our breath & the breath of our ancestors
A Sacred Covenant with Ra‘iātea
From deep-sea navigation to celestial navigation

Teaching, Tradition, and the Echo of Mōteatea

w/ Tenga Rangitauira

We will explore in community:

Reclaiming Education Through Ancestral Language and Rhythm
Mōteatea as Memory, Medicine, and Movement
Carrying the Flame: Story, Responsibility, and Spiritual Guidance

Mōteatea

w/ Tenga Rangitauira

DAY 3

The Medicine of the Forest and the Land: A Conversation

w/ Donna Kerridge and Tohe Ashby

We will explore in community:

Listening to the language of the Ngahere (forest)
Healing the whānau (people) and the whenua (land) as one
Carrying ancestral knowledge forward for future generations

Remembering Through the Land: A Conversation

w/ Tohe Ashby

We will explore in community:

Rongoā Māori is more than medicine
Healing begins with permission
Wellbeing includes land, lineage, and spirit

Pūrākau

w/ Mark Kopua

DAY 4

Weaving Currents of Care and Resistance

w/ Erin Matariki Carr, Tina Ngata

We will explore in community:

Decolonizing Our Relationship with Natural Resources
Revitalizing Indigenous values for planetary regeneration
Indigenous governance for sustainable futures

Healing with the Ancestors: From Birth to Death TRT: 1hr 10min

w/ Awhitia Mihaere

We will explore in community:

The placenta as a carrier of wisdom and guidance
Colonization’s impact on birth and land
Spirit work in prisons, births, and death

KAPA HAKA

w/ Te Kapa Haka o Ngāti Whakaue

DAY 5

The Maori Star Compass and the Sea's Embrace

w/ Captain Stan Conrad

We will explore in community:

The History of the Waka as a sacred vessel
Te kapehu whetū, the compass as a mental construct
Voyages as reclamation and revitalization of culture

Wayfinders of the Ancestors: Ocean, Stars & the Spirit of Navigation

w/ John Panoho

We will explore in community:

Ancestral knowledge carried on waves and wind
Resilience, relationship, and reverence at sea
What ancient navigation offers us today

The Body Already Knows: Rongoā Māori and the Art of Listening

w/ Atarangi Murupaenga

We will explore in community:

The body tells the truth — no story needed
Rongoā Māori is remembering, not learning
Laughter, grief, and spirit all belong in healing

Mōteatea

w/ Te Kapa Haka o Ngāti Whakaue

Closing Ceremony

w/ Tāngaroa Ngaropo-Tāwio

How Your Contribution Supports Indigenous Communities

In The Spirit of Reciprocity

We thank the past, current, and future Indigenous stewards of this territory.

SAND is a nonprofit organization under section 501.c.3 of the US tax code. Its headquarters are on the unceded ancestral territories of Coastal Miwok and Southern Pomo Land in Sebastopol, CA. We thank the past, current, and future Indigenous stewards of this territory.

We thank the past, current, and future Indigenous stewards of this territory.

When you donate to watch the film, you help support the following project:

Rongoā Māori Healers and Elders

Mauri follows Māori elders and healers carrying forward the living traditions of Rongoā Māori in Aotearoa, present-day New Zealand. Rongoā Māori is an ancestral healing system that is transmitted across generations and woven into daily life, ceremony, and care for communities.

As part of SAND’s reciprocity commitment, we are directing $10,000–$15,000 to the Māori elders and healers featured in the film. Funds will be used to support the long arc of Rongoā Māori, as determined by the community and in their own time.

Reciprocity funds will be used to support:

Immediate needs that arise within the community
Cultural and ceremonial events
Spaces for community connection and knowledge sharing

Through their teachings and practice, Māori elders and healers are keeping sacred healing alive in the face of colonization and extraction.

For larger gifts or to contribute by check/bank transfer, contact us at support@scienceandnonduality.com. If contributions exceed $15,000, funds are shared across partner communities, in alignment with evolving needs and relationships.

The Eternal Song

12 FILM SERIES

Over the next two years, we will release a total of 12 full-length films featuring different indigenous traditions. Each film opens a portal into the ancestral wisdom of these cultures, calling us to remember, grieve, heal, and act.