In Polynesia, as in many places that have not yet been totally devoured by greed and money, a lot of importance is given to spiritual energies, which in Polynesian they call it Manna. Manna for Polynesians is something vital. Taboo is also a Polynesian word and means forbidden. French colonialism has forbidden them their language, their religion, their culture and they continue to forbid things and destroy them in exchange for deceit and material goods, but there is still something left, a feminine, telluric force that the Catholic Church took from our great-grandparents a long time ago and that we no longer even know what it is, although I think it is the most important thing.