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Title: Māui and the Sun: The Three Women of Pulotu | Based on Book I of The House of Kanaloa
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Description:Three women. Two worlds. One survival.
Set against the catastrophic backdrop of the sixth-century global volcanic winter (c. 536–540 CE), Māui and the Sun: The Three Women of Pulotu is an epic historical novel blending Polynesian oral traditions (tala-e-fonua), ancestral wayfinding, and paleoclimatic survival.
When the ash-veiled skies plunge the Pacific into an unnatural, freezing twilight, navigator Māui and captain Kanaloa must journey beyond the physical horizon—descending through the misty gateways of Nakauvadra and the spirit-waters of Pulotu—to restore the balance of the world and mend a frayed lineage.
🗺️ The Narrative & Operational Bridge: As the cultural and human allegory for the Workplace Systems and Survival Framework (WSSF 1–8), this novel explores how ancestral communities navigated macro-systemic shock, psychological stress, and environmental crisis. It provides the narrative foundation for your operational toolboxes, linking the structural governance of The Bones with the relational trust of The Muscle.
📦 What's Included in the Master PDF:
Book I of The House of Kanaloa Series: The complete, unabridged historical fiction novel exploring ancient Pacific voyaging networks, descent trials, and ancestral resilience.
The Cultural Framework: Deep exploration of traditional cosmology, navigation star-lines (kaveinga), and the stewardship of ecological balance.
The Metaphoric Workspace: Direct narrative alignment connecting the trials of Māui to modern psychosocial hazard management and statutory compliance.
Published by Systems and Survival Network | Ormeau, Queensland, Australia
Title: Māui and the Sun: The Three Women of Pulotu | Based on Book I of The House of Kanaloa
Price: A$0.00 (or set your promotional price)
Button Text: Download Free / Get Access
Description:Three women. Two worlds. One survival.
Set against the catastrophic backdrop of the sixth-century global volcanic winter (c. 536–540 CE), Māui and the Sun: The Three Women of Pulotu is an epic historical novel blending Polynesian oral traditions (tala-e-fonua), ancestral wayfinding, and paleoclimatic survival.
When the ash-veiled skies plunge the Pacific into an unnatural, freezing twilight, navigator Māui and captain Kanaloa must journey beyond the physical horizon—descending through the misty gateways of Nakauvadra and the spirit-waters of Pulotu—to restore the balance of the world and mend a frayed lineage.
🗺️ The Narrative & Operational Bridge: As the cultural and human allegory for the Workplace Systems and Survival Framework (WSSF 1–8), this novel explores how ancestral communities navigated macro-systemic shock, psychological stress, and environmental crisis. It provides the narrative foundation for your operational toolboxes, linking the structural governance of The Bones with the relational trust of The Muscle.
📦 What's Included in the Master PDF:
Book I of The House of Kanaloa Series: The complete, unabridged historical fiction novel exploring ancient Pacific voyaging networks, descent trials, and ancestral resilience.
The Cultural Framework: Deep exploration of traditional cosmology, navigation star-lines (kaveinga), and the stewardship of ecological balance.
The Metaphoric Workspace: Direct narrative alignment connecting the trials of Māui to modern psychosocial hazard management and statutory compliance.
Published by Systems and Survival Network | Ormeau, Queensland, Australia