Polynesia Americas Connection. As a Tongan, I have been digging for my roots, the origins of my people all my life. I began this journey with no preconceptions or ideologies. I followed the evidence and clues left behind by my ancestors and let them tell me the origins of my people. This lifelong journey of discovery has led me to the knowledge that my roots have a direct connection to the Americas. My ancestors left behind artifacts, ruins, oral history, and knowledge that clearly point to an origin from the East (the Americas) and a journey West to beautiful islands that we now call Polynesia.
These voyagers followed the sun to Polynesia and this naturally led to everything in the Polynesian civilization to be based on the sun just as the ancient American civilizations.
Once again everything I found in my research pointed to America. This is why I am not surprised when modern scientists are discovering genetic links between Native Americans and the Pacific Islanders. This is the knowledge that I obtained by following my roots and the history of my ancestors.
The greatest testament to the achievements of our ancient Polynesian ancestors is the longevity of this civilization. A kingdom that began in 1,000 BC and is still in existence today in 2018 AD. These scientific, religious, political, and socially sophisticated voyagers built more than 10,000 mounds in Tongatapu Islands and who knows how many thousands more throughout Polynesia.
Polynesian astronomical knowledge based on unique approach to measuring dimensions and deriving directions was actively utilized before the arrival of European came South was up and North was down. Our canoes and Kava bowl were designed to replicate this unique understanding of dimensions and directions to decipher East, West, North, and South. Our kava ceremony has been Polynesia’s official ritual performed to initiate and conclude all affairs. The kava ceremony sealed and memorialized anything and anyone appointed for religious, social, political and scientific purposes, including but not limited to weddings and funerals.
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