Te Kore (the realm of potential being)

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Te Kore is a foundational Māori cosmological realm representing the void of limitless potential from which all existence and creation emerge.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Māori cosmological realm
cosmological concept
metaphysical state
associatedConcept cosmic void
nothingness
potentiality
pre-creation state
category Polynesian cosmology concepts
contrastedWith Te Ao Mārama NERFINISHED
manifest world of light
cosmologicalFunction origin point of creation sequence
reservoir of unrealised possibilities
cosmologicalRole primordial state before creation
source from which all existence emerges
culture Māori
describedAs realm of potential being
the void of limitless potential
embeddedIn Māori oral tradition
Māori whakapapa (genealogical) narratives
epistemicStatus beyond ordinary human perception
followedBy Te Ao Mārama NERFINISHED
Te Pō NERFINISHED
hasAspect absence of formed matter
limitless creative potential
pre-temporal condition
hasDimension cosmological
metaphysical
spiritual
influences Māori philosophical thought
Māori understandings of existence
language te reo Māori NERFINISHED
meaning the nothingness
the void
ontologicalStatus non-material realm
pre-ontological condition
partOf Māori cosmological sequence
Māori creation narratives NERFINISHED
positionInCosmology precedes Te Ao Mārama
precedes Te Pō
relatedConcept Te Korekore (states of nothingness)
relatedRealm Te Ao Mārama GENERATED
Te Pō GENERATED
tradition Māori cosmology
usedIn Māori ritual and karakia (incantations)
Māori theological discourse
viewedAs dynamic rather than static nothingness
necessary precondition for creation

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Tino Rangatiratanga flag symbolizes Te Kore (the realm of potential being)