Kua CLASSIFICATION: Aumakua Kua, King of Kona’s shark spirits is an important Aumakua, an ancestral spirit. A gigantic red shark, Kua led a posse of sharks from Tahiti to their new home
Hina ORIGIN: Polynesia Hina is the moon. She has countless aspects, but her lunar connection remains consistent. Allegedly when the moon is full and shining, you can see Hina sitting on its surface making tapa cloth from the branches of
Kane Pronounced: Kah-nay ALSO KNOWN AS: Tane (pronounced Tah-nay) ORIGIN: Polynesia CLASSIFICATION: Akua Kane is among the most foremost deities of Polynesia. In parts of this far-flung region, he is considered the
Atea and Papa (sky and flat) In Polynesian mythology, the sky and the earth, who were later made into gods. In one myth the couple held themselves in such a tight sexual
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