In Polynesian culture, the term mana means
a. a type of sacred drink that has narcotic properties and can induce trances.
b. a supernatural power that makes things work the way that they are supposed to.
c. a special type of food that is consumed only at special ritual meals.
d. a type of herb that is used for curing illness.
b
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