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by Francis Pitard (Author)
On a forgotten island in the South Pacific, a small group of visionary men and women made a profound philosophical discovery, challenging our understanding of identity and aspiration. This enigma continues to baffle the finest archaeologists of our time. "Heirs of a Lost Race" introduced us to the extraordinary love between Kon Tici and Hina of the Valley. Now, "Rapa Nui Settlers" continues their maritime journey and quest for a peaceful, introspective ideology.
Kukara Tici, the adopted daughter of Kon Tici and Hina of the Valley, emerges as a remarkable young woman with immense potential. Her journey transforms conventional thought, reaching the boundaries of universal consciousness. Here, Kukara discovers profound truths, seeking inner truth rather than external answers. To her, the light from the stars reflects our eternal consciousness.
Kukara captivates with her blend of humility and grandeur, simplicity and logic. Her Mana leads to the creation of the Moai statues. Despite her extraordinary abilities, she leads a modest life filled with love and care for others. Her peers honor her by including her in the Sacred Circle of the Seven Souls, who have guided the island's destiny for 1600 years.
"Rapa Nui Settlers" is a tribute to the Maohis of Grand Polynesia and the enigmatic Long Ears, the island's vanished savants. The Rongo Rongo characters hint at their enduring wisdom. This story is a blend of daring and humility, encouraging us to shed arrogance and embrace our true selves in peace.
