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The 17 pages that link to Mana, each with the reason it gives.

• PolynesiaRelated: Its varied local meanings resist reducing Polynesian beliefs to one uniform system.

• MagicRelated: The concept offers one culturally specific model of power that can make ritual action effective.

• Māori mythologyRelated: The power of atua and ancestors is often expressed through authority and consequential action.

• Magic: The GatheringRelated: Players produce mana from lands and other sources to pay cards’ costs.

• Collectible card gameRelated: Magic: The Gathering made resource costs a defining part of many collectible card games.

• Māori cultureRelated: It helps explain authority, status, and the responsibilities attached to them.

• Hawaiian religionRelated: Mana connects spiritual efficacy with people, places, objects, and chiefly authority.

• Māori peopleRelated: Mana shapes ideas of leadership, dignity, and reciprocal responsibility in Māori communities.

• Polynesian mythologyRelated: The concept helps explain sacred authority in stories, people, objects, and places.

• WhakairoRelated: Carving can embody the standing and authority of people, ancestors, and communities.

• Culture of PolynesiaRelated: Ideas of spiritual efficacy and authority recur in Polynesian traditions but are not identical everywhere.