The Polynesian lucky charm: a little exoticism from the ends of the world
The culture of the Polynesian islands revolves around a very simple philosophy and way of life: don't worry, don't worry. This way of dealing with worries calmly is found in the Polynesian lucky charm, from which very often emanates a deep zenitude. Polynesians often describe their way of life with the phrase "aita pea pea", an expression meaning "do n't worry".
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The Polynesian lucky charm: a little exoticism from the ends of the world
The culture of the Polynesian islands revolves around a very simple philosophy and way of life: don't worry, don't worry. This way of dealing with worries calmly is found in the Polynesian lucky charm, from which very often emanates a deep zenitude. Polynesians often describe their way of life with the phrase "aita pea pea", an expression meaning "do n't worry".
Most Polynesians are not only generous and friendly to each other, but also to everyone who visits their islands. Polynesian customs are as colorful as the clothes most locals wear on a daily basis.
From Tahiti to the Marquesas Islands: many Polynesian legends and traditions come from a legacy of their Maori ancestors. We can for example cite the traditional huts in which they live, the pareo (a colorful clothing typical of the region), their attachment to the sea, the famous tiki statues. .. and many other Polynesian lucky charms.
Polynesia and the Pacific are rich in unique traditions. Their tattoos are loved all over the world. And the image of a beach with white sand, covered in shells, all under the sound of the ukulele is the dream of young and old alike. The coral, traditional dances and songs... It's no coincidence that turtles, large sharks and manta rays have taken up residence there! L
So, if you are ready to relax and take a trip to the other side of the world for a few moments, welcome to the world of the Polynesian lucky charm.
