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YOU ARE THE REASON
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You don't step on me twice
You can't step into the same water twice
Remember?
the water follows
And me too
Ora YêYê, Oxum. Odoyá, Yemanja. It's just love. Have mercy on us.
At the bar drinking a beer... When this guy called me to "go over there". Huge. If you want more photos send DM because I don't intend to expose him
APOIE O ATELIÊ a comprar um computador. O nosso quebrou. É primordial para realizar o trabalho. 🤍
Can people outside of Brasil back a project?
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Todo menino é um rei.
Iansã/Oyá:
Iansã is one of the strongest and most important female Orixás in African mythology. She is considered the goddess of winds, storms and fire, representing strength and change. It is usually associated with the color red or brown, which symbolize strength and power.
In African mythology, Iansã is the wife of Xangô and is known for her courage and bravery. She is a warrior and protector Orisha, capable of bringing positive changes in her children's lives. It is a symbol of transformation, renewal and courage to face life's challenges.
Iansã is worshiped in several regions of Brazil, especially in Bahia. It is common to offer offerings such as candles, flowers, perfumes and swords to the goddess. It is believed that Iansã is capable of bringing protection, strength and courage to those who seek it.
The importance of Iansã in Afro-Brazilian culture is undeniable, being a symbol of strength, change and courage to face life's challenges.