Pangpang i Napu

Pangpang I Napu

Láttalom! Láttalom! 

Welcome welcome to a place of inner reflection. 

This is an audio journey to guide one through a process of thanksgiving, reflection, & connection made for i Sagan Hinallom, an altar for spiritual transformation, physically located in Hagåtña, Guåhan during the Ta Nå'i Animu Exhibit. A project by Micronesia Climate Change Alliance and Hita Litekyan. 

The prayer thanks the Creator and asks them to provide guidance to us in finding our ancestral gifts so that we may be of service to peace on earth. Through the prayer, we connect with kåhna of guåfi so that it may enlighten our path towards fanágofli’e’. We connect with the kåhna of hånom  so that it may wash us clean of our transgressions as we fanáfa’maolek. We connect with the kåhna of tåno’ as we learn to be as generous as the earth in our practice of fanáguaiya. We connect with the kåhna of månglo’ as we cultivate our breath and our embodiment of minahgong (peacefulness).

Sagan Hinallom

Born and Raised in Coast Salish Territories of Washington State, Infinite Dakota, descends from Ilokano and Matao & Ilokano lineage from Vigan, Ilokos Sur Philippines and Hagå'ña/Mongmong/Tomhom, Guåhan, Marianas Islands.

They travel the world sharing multi-disciplinary Matao New Performance and workshops to empower creativity, community activation, and inter-cultural solidarity.

With a decade of performing and teaching experience, Dåkot-ta has worked with artists and facilitated workshops in public/private schools, universities, community organizations, and arts festivals across the world.

An advocate of Hinasson Matao, a firm philosophy rooted in harmony and balance with all of creation, Dåkot-ta's research supports the development of deeper connections and relationships to enhance collective and individual kåna (spiritual authority).

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