Hawaiian Mythology

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Hawaiian mythology serves as a vital component of Hawaiian culture, embodying a rich belief system that has persisted despite historical suppression by Christian missionaries. Oral narratives have preserved these myths, which continue to flourish today. The stories, conveyed through songs and chants, explore the creation of life on earth from utter darkness, highlighting the emergence of the spirit of Keawe. This enduring tradition reflects the resilience and significance of Hawaiian cultural heritage.