En America Latina y en Africa no hay paises pobres. Hay paises robados, saqueados, explotados, pero NO pobres
Translation: In Latin America and Africa, there are no poor countries. Just robbed, looted, and exploited countries, but not poor.
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Translation: In Latin America and Africa, there are no poor countries. Just robbed, looted, and exploited countries, but...
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A Son of Eshu-Elegbara, Guardian of The Crossroads, Scorpio, Sacred Sexual Phallic Spirit in Human Form. Gypsy, Warrior, Witch. Tarot Diviner, Spell Conjurer, Yogi. Born on Day of The Dead (also known as All Saints Day). Born on a Friday (Day of Oshun), Born near the Water (Domain of Yemoja), in The Chinese Year of The Monkey. I am a practitioner of the West African Yoruba based Afro Cuban religion of Lukumi, more commonly know as Santeria. I recently became a practitioner of Tarot Card Divination, as well as a Yogi (a practitioner of Yoga), to help maintain balance in mind, body, and spirit. I eat as healthy as possible (a work in progress). I am a 6 feet tall, 210 lb. Man of African and Native American descent, with a very Athletic Build, and very Well Endowed. Being a son of Eshu-Elegbara as well as a Scorpio, I am Rampantly Sexual. All things Musical, Sexual, Spiritual in nature is my Ashé (essence of primal force and creative potential). I love to spend hot summers on the beach, feeling the elements (Earth, Wind, Fire, Water) caressing my completely naked body. This blog is a blending of the Musical, the Sexual and the Spiritual, as it is meant to have always been. We are all sexual beings, some more than others. If things of a spiritual and sexual nature offend you, then this may not be the place for you. Be musical, be sexual, be spiritual, be free, be you... ASÉ O!Follow on Twitter @SexualVoodoo.
