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Yoruba Goddess Oshun Speaks (The Emerald Tablets)

Life is meant to be enjoyed, daily supped on all its beautiful pyramids of ancient affiliations      
Revered in all its spiritual dedications    
Life and rebirth, no death of a vessel of ascension    
Your soul’s energy is the book written upon your past lives, your earthly foundation    
Uprise from this 3-D dimension, filtered with hate, and strife, the blueprint of your narrations    
Spiritual growth to accept the laws of higher vibrations    
Beyond that pineal gland, it’s yours to partake as we all stand on tainted gravity      
Allow time to progress with you, not ahead, once mastered enjoy in that beautiful cosmic duality        
   
 A spark of love, hope, dreams without manmade hindrance, deterrence, gives rise to forward footsteps not taken in the hesitation            
Pillars of salt thrown in the favorable mix            
Judgments of presence while learning from the same sky, voices allocating to be the next hit                
In carnage, the serpent cries when his tail flips              
Intellectual of wisdom devoid of divine true gifts                
Given from the Crown, deprived of thy head                
Your actions, your self-damnation, your two-edge sword dialect, a dark place where your purpose has been led    
Wake up.. wake up... you are your own destiny, believe in it    
No matter the struggles, no matter the tides, no matter how the gust of winds may shift                  
              
Be you, always
Written by SweetKittyCat5
Published | Edited 30th Jun 2024
Author's Note
The history of the Yoruba Gods and Goddesses is a religion started in the Stone Age. Agriculture from the Middle East highly influenced the people to develop the religion around 600 BC.

Initially, they represented their Gods using elements of nature like rivers, storms, mountains, and forests. The Yoruba Gods became more anthropomorphic due to the agriculture spread, metallurgy, and modernization. The Yoruba religion comprises religious & spiritual concepts/teachings, the Yoruba mythology/history, and the people's practices.
Oshun also spelled Osun, an orisha (deity) of the Yoruba people of southwestern Nigeria.

Oshun is commonly called the river orisha, or goddess, in the Yoruba religion and is typically associated with water, purity, fertility, love, and sensuality.
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