Ranginui, the Sky Father, is deeply embedded in Māori culture as the embodiment of the heavens. His eternal separation from Earth Mother Papatūānuku shapes Māori teachings on nature's balance and origin. As a progenitor of deities, Ranginui's influence extends to weather and seasons, integrating spiritual and physical realms. His presence in rituals and cultural practices underscores principles of unity, leadership, and stewardship.
