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Jealousy has ruled Wakapikas life. He has always played second fiddle and this drove him to take destiny into his own hands. The Himba are great users of Witchcraft. An Omiti or spell can be cast and it is only a matter of time before these devastating spells work their magic. Wakapika was alway jealous of his brother. He was a well respected man who loved his family and loved to socialise. This jovial life bought him many friends and in turn many wives. His village grew as did the number of his children. More children allowed his livestock to also grow so in turn so did his wealth. Visitors were always welcomed as a good time was always to be had. This all ate at Wakapika, and drove him to the Witchdoctors place. With the required price paid the Witch doctor got down to work, an Omiti was placed. With Himba life being what it is, it was not long before gossip began to spread and word was finally heard of Wakapikas evil plan, he wanted his brother dead. Many months passed and nothing happened, but soon the curse would take its toll. His brothers health began to decline. A year later he was found dead. Wakapika was then free to take what was now rightfully his, his brothers village and his herd of cattle. His brothers wives knew their misery was born by Wakapikas greed and some soon moved away. Today you can find Wakapika sitting in his greed, his village falling to ruin with every passing day. - @benmcraephotography on Instagram
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Do not whine… Do not complain. Work harder. Spend more time alone.. hardbwork always pays keep faith. . #photography #photooftheday #photo #love #photographer #instagood #nature #instagram #picoftheday #art #like #travel #photoshoot #follow #fashion #beautiful #naturephotography #model #canon #travelphotography #portrait #ig #likeforlikes #style #landscape #beauty #fotografia #bhfyp #happy #passionatephotographys - @passionatephotographys on Instagram
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Havia uma encruzilhada e no meio dela estava Iku (a divindade iorubá da morte), onde tinha preparado uma armadilha na qual todos que passassem por ali sumiam dentro de um buraco. O povo estava muito sobressaltado porque todo mundo desaparecia quando ia de um lado a outro. Uma vez os Ìbejí (os gêmeos) que eram pequenininhos, estavam tocando um tamborzinho que ganharam de presente de sua mãe adotiva Yemanjá e pelo toque do tambor um chamava o outro. Os gêmeos gostavam sempre de estar se divertindo. Não é à toa que são filhos de Xangô e Oxum. Nem homens, nem mulheres, nem velhos, nem crianças escapavam da armadilha de Iku. Então os Ìbejí entraram num acordo e Taiwo seguiu por um daqueles caminhos, enquanto Kehinde o seguia escondido no mato. Taiwo ia tocando seu tamborzinho com tanto gosto que Iku ficou enfeitiçado e acabou o advertindo para que não caísse na armadilha e se pôs a dançar. Mas quando Taiwo se cansou, Kehinde saiu do bosque e ocupou seu lugar. Porque o problema era que ainda que o Iku estivesse muito cansado, não podia deixar de dançar, enquanto os tamborzinhos mágicos estivessem tocando. Iku se cansou e não pode mais dançar, mas Ìbejí seguiu tocando e Iku não tinha outro remédio a não ser continuar dançando, até que Ìbejí lhe perguntou: “O que está acontecendo?” e Iku lhe concedeu e ofereceu o que quisesse se parasse de tocar o tambor. Então Ìbejí lhe pediu que tirasse a armadilha do caminho para que todo mundo pudesse passar pela encruzilhada e então Iku assim concedeu. Desde então se pode passar pela encruzilhada dos caminhos e assim foi como os Ìbejí salvaram os homens e ganharam fama de poderosos, porque nenhum outro Orixá havia podido ganhar uma guerra com Iku, a morte. #ibeji - @faleafrofuturo on Instagram
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