KeeperofStories

Showing posts with label Yoruba. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yoruba. Show all posts
Thursday, March 9, 2017

the OLD ways in the NEW.

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Yorùbá Orishas – Oshun , divinity of rivers, love, feminine beauty, fertility, and art, also one of Shango’s lovers and beloved of Ogo...
Wednesday, December 10, 2014

a Yoruba Tribal Tradition

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How Tribal Marks Came To Be Used – Yoruba A certain king named Sango sent two slaves to a distant country on an important mission. I...
Thursday, November 7, 2013

Witches, Justice & the Yoruba

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Birth of a Goddess Iyami Aje June 27, 2013 Iyami means my mother in Yoruba. It is also a name tied to a group of powerful women and ...
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Beyond the mere telling of tales is the discipline, the art of weaving stories in diverse settings to restore balance and clarity of thought, spirit, and intent to people in or out of ceremonial settings. It is a spiritual responsibility old as human need to be aligned with the highest principles of living, and stronger than the powers within mere existence that often circumvent the best intentions. Stories are a healer’s tool, an intangible tangible force of creation and from creation.
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