Eywa

Spiritual force worshipped by the Na'vi in Avatar.

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Eywa is the spiritual force and deity worshipped by the Na'vi people in the fictional world of Pandora from the film series 'Avatar'. It is believed to connect all living beings on Pandora and govern natural harmony.

Etymology

Eywa is a term from the Na'vi language in James Cameron's Avatar.

Explain Like I’m 5

Eywa is like a giant, living network that connects all plants and animals on Pandora in the movie Avatar, allowing them to share thoughts and feelings.

Fun Facts

Eywa is represented by a massive tree at the Tree of Souls
The Na'vi believe that Eywa allows them to communicate with their ancestors
Dr
Grace Augustine theorized that Eywa is a neural network

FAQ

What is Eywa? It's a spiritual force worshipped by the Na'vi
Is it a god? The Na'vi consider Eywa to be a life force, not a traditional deity
Can humans connect to Eywa? The film suggests that connection is possible but requires deep understanding and respect for Pandora's ecosystem

Hypernyms — Broader Categories

deity spiritual force

Holonyms — Wholes or Groups

Pandora Na'vi religion

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