Mu'a

Polynesian concept signifying a state of complete absence or nothingness.

In some Polynesian cultures, 'Mu'a' signifies a state of complete absence or nothingness. Often associated with the void preceding creation, it represents a primal emptiness from which all things originate and to which they ultimately return. It's not necessarily negative, but rather a fundamental aspect of existence and transformation.

Mu'a' is a Polynesian term signifying a state of complete absence or nothingness.

Mu'a' is a Polynesian idea about emptiness, like when there's absolutely nothing around – no people, land, or even the sky.

What is Mu'a'? It signifies complete absence
What cultures use the concept? Primarily in Māori and other Polynesian societies
Is it a religious idea? It's often linked to creation myths

mythological