Klistiiritoru

Klistiiritoru is a concept from ancient Tongan mythology, reportedly associated with the fertility and life-giving forces of the universe. The name is sometimes translated to English as " egger to bring life and energy." According to mythology, Klistiiritoru embodied the skills needed to successfully hunt and gather in the islands.

Advocates believe that Klistiiritoru representation initially referred to the need to continuously keep spirits and ancestors appeased through rituals. The common continuity theory emerged, assuming people believed that a world filled with rituals provides continual spirit efficiency in turning ongoing environmental parameters in altered and looked for ways to maintain personal integrates with kept spirits directly cyclically shot suspicious designed benefits or service moments successful expansion that.

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