My Great Grandmothers
Left
Titihuia Burgess
Ngāti Kurawhatia
Right
Ngara Mason- Meihana
Ngāti Tama
My Great Grandmothers
Left
Titihuia Burgess
Ngāti Kurawhatia
Right
Ngara Mason- Meihana
Ngāti Tama
🩵From my heart to yours thank you so much for all your beautiful messages regarding the Tornado and offers of help and support.
🩵I’m back at my little place now - Tuesday -as the power and water is back on
🩵Our street was smashed to pieces in the Tornado on Saturday night 3am also a lot of the Village. It was so terrifying.
🩵So super grateful for my gfriend who I was able to stay with locally.
🩵Also to all my local friends who offered their houses for me to stay at, generators, water, food, hugs and aroha. I so appreciate YOU. I see YOU!!!
🩵I have not yet been able to get to all your messages yet but Thank you so much for everything 🩵
🩵I’m back at work now and so happy about that.
🩵So, so many Angels in our community that have work tirelessly to restore and help out. It’s so beautiful to see amongst the destruction.
🦋There are Angels everywhere
🩵Arohanui
Much love
Lisa
•December 2024
•International phone session
•Pet communication
Working with Lisa has been a profoundly healing experience. After the loss of my beloved dog, Teddy, I was struggling to find peace, but Lisa’s guidance helped me reconnect with his spirit and gave me the closure I needed.
Her work opened my eyes to the sacredness and interconnectedness of life, bridging the spiritual and material worlds in a way that has forever changed how I see and experience the world around me.
Through her wisdom and compassion, Lisa brought me comfort, clarity, and a deeper understanding of the enduring bond I share with Teddy.
I am truly grateful for her support and the transformative impact she’s had on my journey.
Lisa
Matekite - Māori Psychic Medium
lisajanemyers.com
In my favourite place~
The ngahere - bush - forest
Right up close to the streams, waterfalls, our beautiful native birds and trees
Absolute bliss
Te Tai Tokerau - Northland, NZ
If you’ve been really feeling a lot - these past 4 days. Amongst disrupted sleep and quite the roller coaster of emotions.
It’s because we just had a Lunar Standstill
Where the Moon is a Full moon for 4 days
It happens every 18 years
This Full Moon was in the very emotional sign of Cancer- bringing a lot to the surface.
You may have noticed the shift today gently out of this.
Take care of yourself
Go gently
Arohanui - much love
Lisa
Sending aroha / love to you
over this Christmas - New Years period.
It’s a lot - the pressure on families and all people at this time of year and especially this year with the cost of living crisis as well as the many other contributing pressure factors is immense.
Domestic violence spikes through this time and our children and their Mothers are most at risk.
Please check in on your friends and whanau/family.
* A little late posting this.
I was meant to post on 20 December in the lead up to Xmas.
Womens Refuge
0800 743 843
In crisis - need to talk
Text 1737
Youth line
0800 376 633
Samaritans
0800 726 666
Lifeline
0800 543 354
Take care
Arohanui / love
Lisa
🌺
In terms of finishing up 2024
Sometimes success isn’t what you produced but instead what you got your self through
That’s right - what you got yourself through this Year!
So give yourself a big, gigantic hug and remember this.
All my love - Arohanui
Lisa
🌺
The story of my middle name change those few months back
As quite a few of you have asked about it this
So the yearning to change my middle name to Meihana from Jane
Has sat so strong in me for years
You see my Paternal Māori Grand parents changed their surname from Meihana to Mason
I’m not sure exactly when
I know it was pre 1960
To a more colonised version of Mason
Maybe one of my cousins could tell me when this was?
So a few months back I changed it here on FB and on my Instagram too
It felt right so right on so, so many levels
and in some way it felt like a huge sigh of relief
oh so many emotions that I could speak of
surged through me
reclaiming a part of myself, my whanau(family)
that was lost those three generations back
Decolonising myself
our whanau
Ohhh I have so, so much I could say on this.
I soon realised though that with having my website as Lisa - Jane Myers that would mean I’d have to change quite a few things up
Including the big job of creating a new website
I knew this but I just hoped it wouldn’t matter
I wished it could somehow be simpler
Well it’s not
So I’m going to go back to Jane for now- but for me it’s Meihana and will always, always be Meihana
In my ngakau - heart
In my wairua - spirit
In my tinana - body
Just as all my Grand parents, Great Grand parents and my Ancestors are within me.
This beautiful photo is of my Great Grandmother - Ngara Mason (Meihana) , Ngati Tama, Takaka.
One of my beautiful Tupuna ~guiding me always.
Have you also had this experience of your whanau name being changed ? I’d loved to hear from you.
Those who love you don’t clip your wings
They add another feather so you can fly even higher
~unknown
Heritage is not just stored in things
but in our hands
and my hands were
hungry to be of use
As my Ancestors hands were
~ unknown
📸 CJ @ Ora Aroha
Ta moko @ 818 ink nz
This testimonial from my client after two phone sessions.
I am so grateful for my work with Lisa, a very talented and intuitive healer and medium.
She was able to clear layers of generational shame from both sides of my family and negative energy from multiple ancestors.
After our sessions, I have felt strongly connected with several family members who have passed away, some of whom I never had a chance to meet in person.
Our work together has brought me deep healing and peace around the circumstances of my conception and birth - something I thought could never happen in this lifetime!
I felt very safe and closely held during our sessions, which is impressive given the deep and personal nature of our work.
I highly recommend working with Lisa to anyone who is interested in clearing negative energy, communicating in a meaningful way with those on the other side, or finding clarity in difficult situations.
Psychic Medium - Māori Matekite
Link to book in
https://scheduleappointmentwithlisajanemyers.as.me/
lisajanemyers.com
Oh my heart~
Happiness
sharing afternoon tacos
and moments of togetherness
A few weeks back
In Auckland
With my darling son shine
My heart is stretched out on my sleeve
In many places with my three children
and grand daughter
I even took my Red bands -gumboots - off
and pulled out my fabulous green Op shop vintage leather coat for the occasion
Happiness
These sessions were by phone and in person
18 August 2024
Having the privilege of working with Lisa has enhanced both my personal and professional life.
I knew within minutes of meeting her that she had incredibly clear sight, and I hugely value the way she holds space so powerfully.
Lisa has helped me identify and get to the bottom of some deep shadow work that I was sensing but couldn’t quite put my finger on, and supported me in making deep shifts.
This has helped me step into my own mana and strength on a whole new level.
As a healer myself, it’s not always easy to find a practitioner who can meet me where I am and help me rise even higher.
Thank you Lisa for the integrity, strength and wisdom you bring to us all through your beautiful work.
Karen Ross
Coach and Intuitive Healer
Start With You
New Māori Queen named.
Ngā Wai hono i te po is the new Māori Queen.
She is the daughter of Kiingi Tuheitia.
Te Puhi Ariki Ngawai Hono i te Po Paki is the eighth Māori monarch and the second woman.
The first woman to hold the position was her grandmother, Te Arikinui Te Atairangikaahu, who passed away in 2006.
Kiingi Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII is farewelled as the new Māori monarch is ushered in today.
Thousands of mourners have paid their respects at Tuurangawaewae Marae this week.
Ki te kotahi te kākaho, ka whati; ki te kāpuia e kore e whati
When we stand alone we are vulnerable, but together we are unbreakable.
The many healing properties of Camelia, Kawakawa and Kumarahou~ Natures Medicine 🌸
This is for you if Father’s Day is a particularly tough day🩵bring the medicine of this into your heart 🩷
Hugs
Lisa
A heartfelt thank you to my client for writing these words from their experiences.
Through Lisa’s beautiful mahi (work) I have been able to heal slowly over the past few years.
I have worked through huge life changes and challenges with Lisa’s insightful guidance and awhi (support).
Being able to connect with loved ones on the other side has become such a meaningful part of my journey in life and I am grateful that Lisa’s taonga (gift) allows me to do that ❤️
Kia ora whanau & friends
Random thoughts ~
Missing in action from social media is how I have felt most of this year
Instead my energy has been immersed deep within my work life
and taking breaks on my days off to see my darling grand daughter and two of my three children in Auckland
I need to find the balance though of sharing my life & work here on my social media
I just seem to have a love, h*te relationship with social media
I know a lot of my friends do too
I love it to keep in touch and up to date with you all
But when it comes to sharing my own life~ I just have times that I want to stay incredibly insular
and don't even know where to start with sharing about my work (or life)
So then I don’t and suddenly many months have past
So here I am trying to find the balance again
Take care lovelies, goodness gracious there are some big Full Moon energies and winds swirling around at the moment
Arohanui ~ much love
Lisa
xxx
This, I love this🤍
Instead of saying, "I know what it feels like", let's say "I cannot imagine your heartbreak".
Instead of saying, "You're strong, you'll get through this, let's say " You'll hurt, and I'll be here.
Instead of saying, "You look like you're doing well, Let's say, "How are you holding up today?"
Instead of saying, "Healing takes time", let's say "Healing has no timeline".
Instead of saying, "Everything happens for a reason, let's say "This must feel so terribly senseless right now".
And when there are no words to say at all, you don't need to try and find some. Love speaks in silences too.
Words' By : Ullie Kaye Poetry
Art By : Jennifer Yoswa