Ruskof - известный буркинийский автор-исполнитель РЭП russo-burkinabè.

Истинная творческая сила объединяет мультикультурные корни автора , источая мощный поток живого звука.

Ruskof est un artiste hors pair, auteur, compositeur et interprète russo-burkinabè, qui impose sa marque dans l'univers du RAP.
Véritable force créative il fusionne ces racines multiculturelles pour livrer un son puissant, authentique et engagé.

#Patriot'Act ✊🏾

If you don't create family and raise children, then you are cheating nature. Life is recycling.
You have to reincarnate your ancestors the way you were reincarnated from them.
This great high relief Sculpture won best entry of Uyo/Calabar zone in 2018 Life in my City Art Festival (LIMCAF) in Enugu State, Nig.🇳🇬

Is still one of my best in Sculptural art.
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The orisha Yemoja
Yemoja is the major water deity in the Africa spiritual, revered as the mother of all Orishas and humanity.
Yemoja's other domains encompass nurturing motherhood, fertility, natural forces, protection, and mysteries and wisdom, making her a revered figure in Africa spiritual and beyond.
Her name, a contraction of Yeye Omo Eja, meaning “Mother Whose Children are the Fish,” signifies her role as the source of all waters, including the rivers of Western Africa, particularly the River Ogun. In the Africa tradition, where all life is believed to have originated from the Sea, Yemoja is considered the great Mother of life itself.

As a motherly figure, Yemoja is deeply protective and nurturing, caring for all her children with love and compassion. She is believed to comfort them in times of sorrow and cleanse them of their troubles. In addition to her maternal qualities, Yemoja is also known for her ability to cure infertility in women, with cowrie shells symbolizing her wealth and abundance. While Yemoja is generally patient and gentle, she is also capable of great fury and destruction when provoked, much like the Sea in a storm. This duality reflects her role as a powerful and multifaceted deity.

As a water deity and major Mother goddess, she is closely associated with the Orisha Olokun, who embodies the vast black depths of the ocean and the unconscious mind, creating a balance between the seen and unseen worlds. Yemoja is also the sister and wife of Aganju, the god of the soil, and the mother of Oya, the Goddess of the winds and storms

Yemonja is temperamental and can be soothing or unpredictably violent. She is the orisha of fertility as well as of bodies of water and has under her protection dockworkers, boatwrights, fishers, sailors, swimmers, and others who work, live, or travel around water. Yemonja is the patron of the Gelede Society (“Society of Mothers”). She is associated with the fish-gill facial markings

Yemonja descended to Earth on a rope with 16 other orisha from Orun, the abode of Olofi, and traveled throughout the world engaging with other orisha in preparing the world for humankind.

From her origins as the mother of all Orishas and humanity in Yoruba mythology to her modern-day worship across Africa, Yemoja embodies the nurturing and protective essence of the divine feminine, symbolizing the interconnectedness of life, the power of the ocean, and the mysteries of the moon
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