Goddess Oracle (Solitude)
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6 years agoPre-Colonial African studies or Africology 6 years agoThe use of headrests (a type of Afrikan pillow) were and are still used to support and protect the characteristically elaborate Afrikan headdresses and hairstyles as well can be used as a stool but also importantly in some cultures were and are still linked to dreaming. In ancient Kemet, one of the great secrets revealed was the science of… Read more
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thnx for the enlightenment.
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Informative article about Kemetic headrests. The ancient Kemetic people knew dreams are metaphysical doorways to another level of reality.
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Another impressive enlightenment from you Goddess Oracle. I actually thought this head rest originated from Asian, they are very common in classic Chinese movies.
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Goddess Oracle posted an update in the group
6 years agoPre-Colonial African studies or Africology 6 years agoCultural Continuity……no coincidence.
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Goddess Oracle posted an update in the group
6 years agoPre-Colonial African studies or Africology 6 years agoMAASAI PROVERB/ TEACHINGS:
“Lack of knowledge is darker than the night”
“A mans deeds are of greater importance than the facts of his birth.” -
Goddess Oracle posted an update in the group
6 years agoPre-Colonial African studies or Africology 6 years agoPart Two…I’ll leave this right here.
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So important to know, thnx for the knowledge.
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Real talk Goddess. Always remember that those trying to bring us down are always beneath you. Let us return to our ancient consciousness and maintain our soaring leads over mere mortals this way. Keep up the grand works Oracle.
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Goddess Oracle posted an update in the group
6 years agoPre-Colonial African studies or Africology 6 years agoThe Swazi are a Nguni speaking people who live in Southern Afrika among other Bantu people. It is believed that the Swazi originated in East Afrika and moved from that area during the great Nguni expansion southward to their present location. They did cross the Limpopo River and settled in an area called Tongaland, which is now Mozambique.… Read more
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Great post. Any info on the Tswana people?
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