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I truly thank you for all of the subjects you have posted. Your post are very direct and I like that.
It is my pleasure 🙂 Though the memoir style is more fashionable these days, I like to make sure that my prattle doesn’t overshadow the content. I have my personal blog for my life stories. Here, I like to focus on sound instructions and recipes. There is a lot of information that the last generation with so many converts into extremist monotheism, dropped the ball in passing on, and I am not going to live forever. So there is no time to waste.
Enjoyed the article about Eshu. I now realize the mistakes I Made with Eshu and Elegua. how do you find these stones for Eshe? I have a red/black one I bought is that ok?