This Mercury/Uranus-ruled, Oya venerated Windsday Sango style transformations in the winds! It is "Ojo Riru, or Day of Confusion in the Yoruba days of the week. 6 is on the Dailynumerology, still 2 planets in retrograde, and the moon is waxing in Gemini. Tonight's tarot read for the starseed collective speaks on our need to do more work with our polarities to transcend... Signthe 222.9 The Mothership Email List HEREExplorethe Entire iiiYansaje T. Muse Orbit! HEREShopThe Mothership Mystic Boutiq Uranus Collection HERELISTENTO 222.9 THE MOTHERSHIP INTERNET RADIO HERE
4.1. into 4.2.2025 Hubby's Home! Your 222.9 Nightly Mystic 4Cast by Yo
This Mercury/Uranus-ruled, Oya venerated Windsday Sango style transformations in the winds! It is "Ojo Riru, or Day of Confusion in the Yoruba days of the week. 6 is on the Dailynumerology, still 2 planets in retrograde, and the moon is waxing in Gemini. Tonight's tarot read for the starseed collect
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5.2. into 5.3.2025 Obatala at the Crossroad: Your 222.9 Nightly Mystic
This Saturn-ruled, Esu venerated Saturnday brings Obatala's essence to the crossroad! It is "Ojo Abameta," or day of three resolutions. Obatala's number, 17/8 is on the daily numerology, it is the 7th Saturnday of Spring Equinox, No planets are still in retrograde, and the moon is waxing in Leo toni
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5.3. into 5.4.2025 Obatala & Oya Dance! Your 222.9 Nightly Mystic 4Cas
This Sun-ruled, Obatala venerated Sunsday brings Oya's refreshing breezes of change! It is "Ojo Aiku," or day of longevity! Oya's 9 is on the daily numerology, and Pluto retrograde begins today. Tonight's moon is waxing in LEO, and the Oracle whispers clues of magical moments to come. Beam Up! S
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From Louisiana’s “Good Darky” Statue to the Million Man March: Who Defines Black Manhood?
BATON ROUGE, La. — The bronze man under the oaks at the LSU Rural Life Museum still tips his hat. One hand raised, the other at his side. The 1927 plaque on the pedestal is plain: “Erected by the City of Natchitoches in grateful recognition of the arduous and faithful service of THE GOOD DARKIES OF LOUISIANA.” Donated by J.L. Bryan. A later plate notes that the figure, sculpted by Hans Schuler of Baltimore, was given to the museum in 1972 by Mrs. Jo Bryan Ducournau of Hope Plantation. A museum
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