Polynesian mana was viewed as a tangible electrical force
In ancient Pacific islander spirituality, mana wasn't just a vague magical concept, but rather a profoundly volatile invisible substance that violently pooled in great leaders and sacred objects. If an ordinary citizen touched a high chief heavily brimming with mana, the spiritual shock was thought to be instantly lethal.

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