Aotearoa

Paheka(foreigner) translated the word Aotearoa as land of the long white cloud. No.
The true Meaning is Long(roa) Mist(tea) World(Ao), it appears as one word, for this is how we originally wrote our sentences wewrotethemtogether in reverse.
Long Mist World is not just New Zealand, its everywhere in every country,
Back in the old days when English met Maori, The Rangatira of the time were extremely intelligent, they were asked to describe the land which is currently called NZ. And said Aotearoa. They weren't talking about the country, but The Mist, they knew somewhere in the future someone would stumble upon this, and know what they are referring to.

Hidden in plain sight a word that is older than time, an Ancient word worth more than all currency combined.

Maori Cosmology startss with Te Whare Whakairo (Carved House)

The Outside of the house is called Te Ao Marama (Moon World), inside is called Te Ao Po (Night World). I am going to talk about inside the Carved House.
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Why is the Whare referring to night?
Because the reason there are tukutuku panels around their entire walls except the back is a state of Mind and Light Spirit connect. IT is what the seer sees(Mist) from a center point of view and telling instructions of what is to be done. A pole with the carving of a Statue represents Te Rangatira, as the story goes Te Rangatira is the Heart of his world and sees words of Heaven in all directions of his entire vision by focusing at one point. Te Rangatira is telling how he sees The Mist from his/her perspective within Te Whare Whakairo. and if you have a close look you will see paua shells in the eyes of the statue, represents his Soul's Mind.

Google "inside wharenui" and you will see what most Carved houses look like
Inside there are carved walls (poupou)

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whats curious about these images is that they look like sets of stairs
and when given a closer look of these panels you can see they are made up of "X's"
But in fact they are T's lying down or in its edge, this is known as the 1st word of Heaven 'T', also known asthe cross of light by english definition.

Te as in second change s to T Tecond remove cond Te(proper pronunciation extremely important) Te is a silent 'e'

Te is the first letter(word) of the Maori Language, Te Reo Maori, for it is also the heart of all words and the 1st Word of Heaven. and as the story goes, The Stair Way to Heaven(not the song) is through many words of Heaven origin, which u must learn to reach the top. Using Te in a sentence is our way of acknowledging the first word created.

I see The Mist. Daily...
The video that comes close to this is 'the mating dance of the fireflies'
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1:43 is the start ofthe dance

If you wish to learn how to see this Mist, ask. simple.