64. The Masquerade Taboo

The term Eledumare is a collective one. Now like it has been earlier expantiated, of which I am merely trying to shed more light into, let's go into details.

It is strangex very strange to perceive that the Supreme Creator would be made of split personalities. There is an argument by those who have found the trinity of the Creator to be a thing. 

Note, these ones don't actually accept it. They just try to find a way to justify their own rationalizing that Eledumare is not an abstract term. They argue that Eledumare is one person and whatever other beings that make the Trinity are only but personifications of Eledumare. 

Much like how Ori is. And as you know, an Ori is a personification of a Soul, desire or destiny. It is the deepest and most lucid interpretation of the soul with a consciousness attached to it that can be responsive when called and what not. 

However, like this documentary has been, it is to challenge your mindset about

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Well, I'm sorry Shin. In Yoruba Land, a Female is forbidden to see a Masquerade. By looking at one, the punishments may be blindness and even to brutal flogging and worst case scenario, death. It's simply forbidden in Yoruba culture for a woman to look at a Masquerade. Hehe, Hana does not know this. But is Ignorance really an excuse? Gweheheheh

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