Name Purotu Fenua
Purotu Fenua means a beautiful land, where harmony is omnipresent.
Purotu is a Polynesian term associated with beauty, elegance, and grace, as well as serenity, calmness, purity, and tranquillity.
In mythology, Purotu is a goddess bringing prosperity and peace to the people.
A gentle and benevolent spirit who looks after our planet and protects all its inhabitants.
Fenua signifies a land, a homeland, a person’s roots, identity, and connection to nature, creating a link between all beings, nature and ancestors.
Purotu is a Polynesian term associated with beauty, elegance, and grace, as well as serenity, calmness, purity, and tranquillity.
In mythology, Purotu is a goddess bringing prosperity and peace to the people.
A gentle and benevolent spirit who looks after our planet and protects all its inhabitants.
Fenua signifies a land, a homeland, a person’s roots, identity, and connection to nature, creating a link between all beings, nature and ancestors.
Queen
The Queen, a wise queen, eternally young and deeply rooted, open-hearted and dedicated,
a peaceful guide who is aware and conscious of the interconnectedness of all that is,
Self-confident, fragile, loving and caring, gentle and nurturing, gracious and nature-loving.
She creates harmony through her presence and co-creates with beings from various realms
for the highest good of all.
Her inner beauty, complemented by her outer beauty,
creates a balance and connection between the visible and the invisible.
Her long hair symbolises the abundance she represents and brings to her land with deep gratitude.
a peaceful guide who is aware and conscious of the interconnectedness of all that is,
Self-confident, fragile, loving and caring, gentle and nurturing, gracious and nature-loving.
She creates harmony through her presence and co-creates with beings from various realms
for the highest good of all.
Her inner beauty, complemented by her outer beauty,
creates a balance and connection between the visible and the invisible.
Her long hair symbolises the abundance she represents and brings to her land with deep gratitude.
She wears a crown of flowers, showing her readiness to lead the way to those who desire it.
She loves the immense beauty of flowers, their colours and scents, and telepathically connects with them as with other elements of nature.
Planet
The planet she holds in her hand represents the perspective that people have world events partly
in their hands.
Both humanity and the Earth have their own inner power, and we can positively influence
the evolution through conscious, focused intention.
The space between her hand and the Earth shows that everything is energy,
And the invisible plays a significant role in our lives.
We see the Pacific Ocean side of Earth. The queen holds the frequency of the Mu continent;
She is so deeply connected to this land full of harmony, still kept hidden in the depths of the Southern Pacific.
And through a deep inner knowing, she knows the time has come to align with its frequencies and make the so-called magic happen.
in their hands.
Both humanity and the Earth have their own inner power, and we can positively influence
the evolution through conscious, focused intention.
The space between her hand and the Earth shows that everything is energy,
And the invisible plays a significant role in our lives.
We see the Pacific Ocean side of Earth. The queen holds the frequency of the Mu continent;
She is so deeply connected to this land full of harmony, still kept hidden in the depths of the Southern Pacific.
And through a deep inner knowing, she knows the time has come to align with its frequencies and make the so-called magic happen.
Creating harmony from within
Creating harmony from within expresses the knowing that through inner alignment with who we truly are, we have the power to influence the outside world in the most beneficial ways.
Embracing our uniqueness and sharing our innate gifts and pure frequency holds the key to creating harmony on Earth and beyond.
Our own perception of ourselves, people, events, or behaviours relates to our inner world.
Watering our inner garden naturally reflects on the world around us.
Embracing our uniqueness and sharing our innate gifts and pure frequency holds the key to creating harmony on Earth and beyond.
Our own perception of ourselves, people, events, or behaviours relates to our inner world.
Watering our inner garden naturally reflects on the world around us.
Tiare Tahiti - the flower of flowers
Gardenia taitensis, ma’ohi
Tiare represents the Polynesian art of living, hospitality, friendship, respect, grace, welcome, purity, love, beauty, royalty, and Polynesian identity.
Tiare is a sacred plant, created by the gods.
It has ten names that correspond to the development of its bud and flower.
The first four, still closed, are linked to the gods. The six flowers, in bloom, belong to humans.
They evoke love and the passage of time.
Monoi oil, prepared from this precious flower, is exposed to the sun during fermentation.
It is said to have many virtues and is widely used in traditional medicine in Ra'au, Tahiti.
Tiare is a sacred plant, created by the gods.
It has ten names that correspond to the development of its bud and flower.
The first four, still closed, are linked to the gods. The six flowers, in bloom, belong to humans.
They evoke love and the passage of time.
Monoi oil, prepared from this precious flower, is exposed to the sun during fermentation.
It is said to have many virtues and is widely used in traditional medicine in Ra'au, Tahiti.
Legends attribute its creation to Atea, the Oceanic God of Creation, with assistance from Tane, the God of Beauty.
Ta’aroa, the creator of all, the source of life, the Supreme God, proclaimed Tiare as the most resplendent flower that was ever created and presented her with a particular blessing.
Atea, following the assignment by Ta’aroa, created a place called Tumu, the origin of the beginning of life on Earth.
Mihia-i-te-tai, the Queen of the Mermaids, took care of this dazzlingly beautiful flower until it sprouted before giving it back
to Atea, stating the spirit of god will remain within it.
Ta’aroa, the creator of all, the source of life, the Supreme God, proclaimed Tiare as the most resplendent flower that was ever created and presented her with a particular blessing.
Atea, following the assignment by Ta’aroa, created a place called Tumu, the origin of the beginning of life on Earth.
Mihia-i-te-tai, the Queen of the Mermaids, took care of this dazzlingly beautiful flower until it sprouted before giving it back
to Atea, stating the spirit of god will remain within it.
