Kāne

Kāne is a central deity in Hawaiian mythology, representing the creator of life and the gods, as well as being associated with freshwater sources like springs and rain. Often regarded as the supreme god, Kāne embodies life, growth, and vitality. He is considered a benevolent figure who provides essential elements for living, such as water, which sustains crops and communities. In Hawaiian culture, Kāne plays a vital spiritual role, symbolizing the origin of life and the interconnectedness of nature and human existence.