Native Hawaiians revere Mauna Kea as a profoundly sacred site, believed to be both the dwelling place of Poliahu, the snow goddess, and the abode of gods
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Native Hawaiians revere Mauna Kea as a profoundly sacred site, believed to be both the dwelling place of Poliahu, the snow goddess, and the abode of gods
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Mauna Kea is viewed as a significant spiritual gateway and a cradle of creation in Hawaiian lore.