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| The separator child. God of the Sea |
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| Maori Epistemology, full knowledge acheived at death. The natural world. the world and all its phenomena. |
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| sacred, sacrosanct, used by tohunga |
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| authority; influence; power; prestige. |
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| the great void or emptiness. timeless period inhabited by Io the parentless one. Culminating into Te Po, |
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| The darkness of inner space, led to Ranginui and Papatuanuku, who begat Maori Atua. |
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| Mana associated with the gods |
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| encounter with new phenomena |
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| the one child who disagreed |
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