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POLYNESIAN MYTHOLOGY

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Pantheon: Polynesian

Key Info

- The waking sunlit world of the living


Brief Bio

In Polynesian languages—particularly Hawaiian and Māori—Ao primarily refers to light, daylight, dawn, the world of the living, or a cloud. It represents consciousness, knowledge, and the waking state, often contrasted with Pō (darkness/spirit realm). In Maori, it is a deity of light and the sky.

Ao

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