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THE TIME THE ORISHAS OSOOSI AND OGUN DESTROYED THE EVIL AJAKA TREE

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In Yoruba mythology, Osoosi and Ogun are two distinct deities who are associated with different aspects.  Osoosi is the god of hunting, justice, and truth, while Ogun is the god of iron, war, and technology. They are often depicted as complementary forces, and there are instances in Yoruba mythology where they work together or are mentioned in relation to each other. One example of Osoosi and Ogun's collaboration can be found in the myth of the destruction of the Ajaka tree.  According to the myth, the Ajaka tree was a powerful and malevolent entity that was causing harm to the people. Ogun, as the god of iron and technology, created a powerful weapon to cut down the tree. However, the weapon was ineffective in completely destroying the tree.  In this myth, Osoosi, the god of hunting and justice, came to the aid of Ogun. Osoosi used his exceptional hunting skills to track down the Ajaka tree's hidden parts and expose them to Ogun's iron weapon. Through their c

INTERNATIONAL FIGHT TIP OF THE DAY, AMERICA: FIGHT AGAINST GAY BASHERS

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I RECENTLY READ ABOUT THIS GAY BASHING INCIDENT OF A L.A. MAN IN FLORIDA [ CLICK THIS SENTENCE TO READ THE NEWS REPORT ] .  Watch carefully the assault. Right away, we can see that the prejudiced idiot who attacked the gay man used unrefined, untrained but rough close quarters combat "technique" to hurl the victim to the ground. Now, I'm not gay...proud heterosexual cisgender Black man and your OG bruhman  here...but I don't approve of any form of bullying; including gay bashing. If I was on the spot? Ass whoopinz and citizen's arrest of the bully would be the order of the day  Ask yourself: what would you do if you were attacked in this way, for whatever reason...whether you are gay or not? If you practice Cardio Capoeira, ask yourself...why does your Mestre claim to teach the art that s/he miscalls "capoeira" and characterizes as a dance-fight that Afrikan slaves used to triumph over Brazilian slavery and defeat literally thousands of grappling att

THE MIGHTY ORISA OSOOSI

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Orisha Osoosi is a deity or Orisha from the Yoruba religion, which originated in West Africa and is practiced by the Yoruba people.  Osoosi is often associated with hunting, tracking, archery, and the pursuit of justice. According to Yoruba mythology, Osoosi possesses exceptional tracking abilities, making him renowned as the greatest tracker.  He is believed to have an innate understanding of the natural world, allowing him to navigate through forests and wilderness with ease. This skill is attributed to his close association with nature and his deep connection to the animal kingdom.   As the perfect archer, Osoosi is known for his exceptional marksmanship and accuracy with a bow and arrow. His ability to hit targets with precision symbolizes his focused and determined nature.  In Yoruba culture, archery represents discipline, patience, and the ability to strike down obstacles or enemies.  Osoosi is also revered as the perfect defender of law and justice.

ORISA ERINLE, OKO, OGUN, OSOOSI AND ESU: SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES IN SPIRITUALITY AND FOR SELF DEFENSE

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Orisa Erinle, Oko, Osoosi, and Esu are all deities or spirits from the Yoruba religion, which is primarily practiced in Nigeria and other parts of West Africa. While they are distinct entities with their own characteristics and functions, there are some connections and similarities between them.Yoruba Pantheon: All four entities belong to the Yoruba pantheon of deities, which is a complex and extensive system of spiritual beings. The Yoruba pantheon includes numerous gods, goddesses, ancestors, and spirits, each with their own domains and attributes.    ORISA:  Erinle, Oko, Osoosi, and Esu are all considered orisa, which can be roughly translated as "deities" or "spirits" in English. Orisa are revered and worshipped in Yoruba religion as intermediaries between humans and the supreme deity, Olodumare.    SPECIFIC ROLES AND ATTRIBUTES:   ORISA ERINLE :  Erinle is associated with healing and medicine. He is often depicted as a hunter and is believed to h

Episode 4: Censored African Black History They Are Frightened To Teachin...

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The Black Panther Party for Self Defense and all similar organizations are of the greatest and most significant importance when it comes to not only my people defending ourselves with firearms, knowledge of legal proceedings, creation of the free lunch program and free health clinics. Feeding for free over 30k hungry Black kids per yer, etc. In fact, the racist USA government unleashed the FBI led by Edgar Hoover upon The Black Panther Party, and swiftly misappropriated the social advances The Black Panther Party created in order to help our community.   The Black Panther Party for Self Defense, commonly known as the Black Panther Party (BPP), was a revolutionary political organization founded in 1966 by Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seale. The party's activism and initiatives led to several notable social achievements, including:   Community-Based Programs:  The BPP established numerous community-based programs to address the needs of the African American community. These progr

THE SIMILARITIES BETWEEN HIGH JOHN THE CONQUEROR AND ESU ELEGBA THE ORISHA

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High John the Conqueror and Eshu (also known as Esu or Elegba) are both revered figures within different African diaspora traditions. While they come from distinct cultural backgrounds and have specific characteristics, there are some similarities between them:    Trickster Figures:  Both High John the Conqueror and Eshu are considered trickster figures in their respective traditions. They possess cunning, wit, and an abilityto navigate complex situations.    Crossroads Guardians :   Eshu is often associated with crossroads, serving as the guardian and mediator of those spaces. Similarly, High John the Conqueror is believed to have a connection to crossroads, acting as a guide and facilitator of change and transformation.    Influences over Fate and Fortune:  Both figures are believed to have influence over luck, fate, and fortune. They are often called upon for assistance in matters of success, protection, and overcoming obstacles.    Symbolic Representations:  High Joh