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'''Amaja Circles''' were circular pits of sand used by the [[Turaga]] of {{p|Mata Nui|Location}} to tell stories. The largest and most prominent circle was at the [[Kini-Nui]], known as the [[Amaja-Nui]]. Before traveling to [[Metru Nui]], Turaga [[Vakama]] created an Amaja circle at the edge of the [[Aqua Magna|Endless Ocean]] to tell the tales of Metru Nui.

In the legends told, the Great Spirit, {{p|Mata Nui|Being}}, was represented by a smooth white rock, while his enemy, the [[Makuta]], was represented by a [[Makuta Stone|rough black rock]]. These sand pits were sometimes surrounded by [[Lightstone]]s to add effect.

The Amaja Circles were destroyed by the [[Bohrok]] Swarms when they were reawakened by the Toa Nuva.

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