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“I want all your truths. The good and the bad. The beautiful, the ugly, and even your twisted broken truths. Everything you have to offer. Because I’m a greedy bastard and you are mine.”
― Daniela Romero, The Savage

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⓶ SANGOMA IN POLOKWANE (({+27717581948})) TRADITIONAL HEALER /BRING BACK LOST LOVER /PSYCHIC /LOVE SPELLS CASTER /DEATH SPELL /REVENGE SPELL /ASTROLOGER IN MANKWENG, TZANEEN, GIYANI, PHALABORWA, LEBOWAKGOMO, JANE FURSE, BURGERSFORT, SESHEGO, LEPHALALE, LOUIS TRICHARDT, BOCHUM, BOTLOKWA, ELIM, MUSINA, ZEBEDIELA, MARBLEHALL, THABAZIMBI, MOOKGOPONG, BELA BELA, NABOOM, GROBLERSDAL, DENDRON, GRAVELOTTE, VIVO, ROEDTAN, MORIA, ALLDAYS
Baba Juma +27717581948 AM A TRADITIONAL HEALER / SANGOMA/ A SPELL CASTER AND A SPIRITUAL HEALER FROM THE MOUNTAINS OF KILIMANJARO . AM VERY GOOD WHEN IT COMES TO CASTING SPELLS, BRINGING BACK YOUR EX, STOP CHEATING PARTNERS AND FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO GET MARRIED, STOP COURT CASES AND DIVORCE, CLEANSING YOU FROM BAD LUCK AND AFFECTED HOMES, I HAVE A SPECIAL HERB FOR YOU WOMEN WHO BADLY NEED CHILDREN AND YOU HAVE FAILED TO GET PREGNANT. MEN WHO CANT PERFORM AND YOUR WEAK / SMALL IN SIZE COME FOR MY SUPER BOASTER AND BECOME A WARRIOR IN BED MATTERS. WHEN FRIENDS FAMILY RELATIVES AND IN LAWS ARE BECOMING A PROBLEM TO YOU COME AND I SORT THEM OUT FOR YOU IMMEDIATELY. I CAN TREAT DISEASES IN YOUNGER CHILDREN AND THE VERY OLD PEOPLE WITH PAINS AND BODY SORES. I CAN STOP YOUR MAN / WIFE FROM SMOKING AND DRINKING IMMEDIATELY. LOOKING FOR A JOB OR PROMOTION AND FAVOUR FROM YOUR EMPLOYER PLEASE SEE ME AND YOU SHALL COME BACK WITH A SMILE. AM A MATURE MEN WITH EXPERIENCE SO I DEAL WITH SERIOUS MATURE PEOPLE. AFFECTED BY DIABETES, THERE IS A SOLUTION FOR YOU WHICH WILL HELP YOU KEEP YOUR FAMILIES INTACT.

IS THERE SOMEONE SPECIAL THAT YOU HAVE IN MIND? OR SOMEBODY THAT ESCAPED YOUR ATTENTION FOR SOMETIME AND YOU JUST WONDERING HOW ON EARTH WILL YOU MANAGE TO GET THEIR ATTENTION? WHAT YOU CERTAINLY HAVE TO DO IS TO GET INTO PLAY WITH MOTTO BLACK MAGIC LOVE SPELL OR WORK ON PERFECTING YOUR SKILLS IN SEDUCTION. WHICHEVER WAY YOU ARE LOOKING TO FOLLOW, YOU MOST LIKELY DESERVE SOME HELP. IF THIS PERSON IS YOU OR THIS DESCRIPTION IN A WAY TALKS ABOUT YOUR LIFE, WHY NOT TRY BABA BLACK MAGIC.+27717581948

FOR ANYONE OUT THERE WH0S TRYING REALLY HARD TO WIN THE AFFECTION OF SOME OTHER PERSONTRY BABA BLACK MAGIC LOVE SPELL AND YOU WILL SURELY EXPERIENCE THE LOVE AND AFFECTION WHICH YOU ARE CURRENTLY TRYING TO PURSUE.

ATTRACTION LOVE SPELLS WHEN YOU LOOK AT YOUR SELF, YOU DON’T HAVE THAT SELF BELIEVE ANYMORE, YOU LOOSING HOPE IN ALMOST ASPECT OF LIFE.

SOMETIMES YOU DON’T EVEN LOOK THAT UGLY BUT YOU ARE JUST THAT KIND OF PERSON WHO HAS NEVER GOT ANY ONE ATTRACTED TO.

NOT EVEN WITH THAT MUCH MONEY YOU SPEND ON COSMETICS.+27717581948

YOU SOMETIMES THINK THAT’S THE WAY YOU WERE CREATED, NO!!!!! ITS JUST BECAUSE YOU HADNT GOT SOMEONE TO HELP…. “DRAMATICALLY IMPROVE YOUR CURB APPEAL”. THIS SPELL BRINGS YOUR INNAER BEAUTY TO THE SURFACE ALLOWING OTHERS TO SEE YOUR SEX APPEAL, YOUR INTRIGUING PERSONALITY AND YOUR BEAUTIFUL QUALITIES.

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AND WELL YOU SHOULD BE, BECAUSE YOU ARE A VERY SPECIAL PERSON.

MARRIAGE/BINDING SPELLS IN THE WORLD TODAY MANY PEOPLE ARE FACING CHALLENGES WITH THEIR LOVE LIFE.

THERE ARE MANY BROKEN RELATIONSHIPS TODAY.+27717581948

MANY PEOPLE ARE UNHAPPY BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT ABLE TO ACHIEVE THEIR DREAMS IN A ROMATIC RELATIONSHIP.

THERE ARE ALSO SOME PEOPLE THAT SUFFER BROKEN MARRIAGE OR THAT WILL WANT TO MARRY BUT HAVE NOT SEEN THE RIGHT PARTNERS FOR THEM.+27717581948”
― Rahim

“needed to see the good and the bad to have any hope of understanding the ugly. What I discovered were entire subcultures that most Americans know little about.”
― Frank Figliuzzi, Long Haul: Hunting the Highway Serial Killers

“I want to wear your name everywhere across my body.” Lifting the arm with his own traitor mark, he angled it so the light from the lonely lantern in the room spilled onto it. “Like this one, I want yours and mine to be the same. You are mine. I am yours. That’s just how it is. The good and the bad and the pretty and the ugly. We will fucking share it all. That’s how it was meant to be, and it’s how it will always be. I want the world to fucking know it. I want everyone I ever meet to see that every part of me—every dark corner of my soul—belongs to you.”
― Sophia St. Germain, A Bond so Fierce and Fragile

“Blackness is perceived as a problem in this country. Whiteness is good, fair, attractive, intelligent. It allows for individuality, a multiplicity of being. Blackness is its opposite. Bad, unfair, ugly, unintelligent. Not to mention the extent to which all of us Black folks are perceived as being the same.”
― Nicola Yoon, One Of Our Kind

“I just want to be real with y'all. That's what my mother always said--- if you want to have an audience, you've got to give them all of you, good and bad. You show them how to make their lives beautiful, but you don't pretend life isn't ugly sometimes, too. And, y'all? I am my mother's daughter. And my mother, she would not have tolerated a vanity sheet cake on her table.”
― Victoria Benton Frank, The Violet Hour

“Every family is an isolated incident. Worthy of investigation. No matter how good or bad you have it, there’s darkness and there’s joy. There’s confusion and miscommunication. There’s someone who isn’t speaking their mind and there’s someone who’s speaking theirs too often. There’s someone to blame, there’s no one to blame. Good times, bad times, ugly times, too. It’s a disaster, it’s the greatest thing ever; it’s who you are and who you are not. And meanwhile, the biggest problem of all is that the only people qualified to launch the investigation, the only people who have all the evidence, are the family members themselves. It’s a constant conflict of interest…no?”
― Ania Ahlborn, Dark Across the Bay

“Impossible.” He leaned in and kissed me lightly, brushing his lips over mine. “I know everything about you, good, bad, and ugly, and you know everything about me…there is nothing you could ever do, or say, or feel that would disappoint me. It’s impossible.”
― Mila Kane, Bad Intentions

“cognitive or epistemic relativism when one is dealing with an assertion of fact (that is, about what exists or is claimed to exist); moral or ethical relativism when one is dealing with a value judgment (about what is good or bad, desirable or pernicious); and aesthetic relativism when one is dealing with an artistic judgment (about what is beautiful or ugly, pleasant or unpleasant). Here we shall be concerned only with epistemic relativism and not with moral or aesthetic relativism, which raise very different issues.”
― Alan Sokal, Fashionable Nonsense: Postmodern Intellectuals' Abuse of Science

“When you put your work out into the world, you have to be ready for the good, the bad, and the ugly. The more people come across your work, the more criticism you’ll face.”
― Austin Kleon, Show Your Work!: 10 Ways to Share Your Creativity and Get Discovered

“The person who's made for you is gonna love the good, bad, and ugly parts of you.”
― Frida R., Blossom's Wine Bar

“We live in a world filled with hate and hurt, these are dark times, but there is still love and light if you look for it. Everyone you know is capable of being both good and bad. And one man's right is another man's wrong. We have built a society that places far too much importance on a phony idea of beauty and perfection. The world is full of people behaving like clones, all trying to look, sound, and be the same. Too busy constantly comparing themselves to each other on tiny screens to see the bigger picture. I've accepted that I can't change the world, but I do believe that uniqueness is something to be celebrated, not feared or frowned upon. Life is beautiful and life is ugly and we have to learn to live with both sides of that same cion and see the light in the darkness. The world is Beautiful Ugly, love is Beautiful Ugly. Understanding that makes life easier to live with.”
― Alice Feeney, Beautiful Ugly

“In paganism, by contrast, good cannot be separated from beauty—and this is quite normal, since what is good are the most accomplished forms of this world. Consequently, art cannot be separated from religion. Art is sacred. Not only can the gods be represented, but art is how they can be represented, and insofar as men perpetually assure them of re-presentation, they have a full status of existence. All European spirituality is based on representation as mediation between the visible and the invisible, on representation by means of depicted figures and signs exchanged against a meaning intimately tied to the real, the very guarantee of this incessant and mutual conversion of the sign and of meaning. Beauty is the visible sign of what is good; ugliness the visible sign of not only what is deformed or spoiled, but bad.21”
― Alain de Benoist, On Being a Pagan

“Because every part of me loved every part of her. The good, the bad, and the ugly. I fucking reveled in all of it. She had my heart in knots and my head spinning.”
― Chloe Walsh, Redeeming 6

“At some point in your life, you are going to come up against rejection. Someone (or many someones) will take a long hard look at you and decide: I don’t like her. She’s not for me. It may be because you’re too spiritual. It may be because you’re too kind. It may be because you’re too pretty or too ugly in their eyes. Perhaps you are too smart, or maybe it’s because you weren’t educated properly. You might have said too much or said too little. You might be rejected because you did something wildly wrong or because you refused to cosign on their sin. It’s likely that at some point, you’ll be rejected because you actually did something awful or had bad intentions, and they refused to give you grace. There’s also the potential for you to be rejected when you did absolutely nothing wrong. You’re in good company, because this is also Jesus’ story.”
― Jess Connolly, You Are the Girl for the Job: Daring to Believe the God Who Calls You

“I love all women, shapes and sizes. If she treats me well and can fuck me good, I don’t give a fuck what she looks like. Well, I mean she can’t be dog face ugly but a little ugly ain’t too bad.”
― Tina J, Bossed Up With A Billionaire : A BBW Love Affair

“Recognize the good, the bad, the beautiful, and the ugly, then decide to be thankful despite everything.”
― Gift Gugu Mona, The Gift of Thanksgiving

“God can and will use it all—the good, the bad, and the ugly—to put you in the right place for His purposes to be accomplished through your life.”
― Priscilla Shirer, Radiant: His Light, Your Life for Teen Girls and Young Women

“Describe them in the order in which they appear, granny."

"This is a phallus, my child."

"Linga, you mean? Siva stone?"

"A phallus is just a phallus. No Siva or any one else. This would not have been there all by itself. There should have been something besides. I can see a dark cave before me and behind it stands a smaller cave. In that small cave this stone was kept on a hollowed out slab."

"A panipitha or pedestal, you mean?"

"Not necessarily. Probably you are carried away by their resemblance to a pestle and mortar. This, you see, is a symbol of the male principle. In fact, a penis. What was left in the smaller cave would be its counterpart, a vagina-like piece. People used to worship these two objects together."

"As Siva?"

"Nothing of the sort. As phallus and vagina, pure and simple. I feel like laughing. But no- on second thoughts it seems to me there is nothing to laugh at. Creation became possible with male and female principles. Human beings thought God created all things in the same fashion. Birds and animals are all born in the same way. Whenever I went to any Siva temple, at the sight of the linga and its pedestal surprise used to seize me, and l never felt inclined to salute those symbols. When I visit temples what i feel is not devotion but utter wonder. I have never felt like begging God to give me this and that. Begging seems to me the most foolish thing to do. Extending your palms for some thing before one who created water, air, fire, the earth and the sky, in fact one who gave us life itself, betrays total lack of intelligence. Suppose the creator Brahma hits back saying, 'What did you do with the things I have already given?' what would you say?"

Her philosophy was beyond me and so I said "Granny... How did they worship this? Did they bathe it? Did they offer flowers and fruits as we do now...?"

"That I didn't think of. Probably I would have got at it, had I intensely thought of it" She thought for a while and burst out laughing.

"Why the laughter?"

"My guess was right. What I saw earlier was right."

"What was it?"

"I told you it was a phallus, and left behind in the cave is its counterpart. Quite a number of people are gathered around it. In a way, the whole scene is obscene. Of course, there are no children around. Young men and women are copulating there. For a while it looked obscene. That is because of a false sense of values. These people are playing the game, which God had desired them to play here. In a sense, I can read a sort of reverence for the thing they are doing. These people are not begging God to give them anything, unlike the priest I came across the other day...But when I hold this object, I feel no hesitation or shyness. Others may feel so. But why should I? To be born is no ugly thing; to live is not ugly; death too, is not ugly. Should creation alone be deemed ugly?

"How can the spirit that unites man and woman for good or bad, sorrow or joy, seem dirty?”
― Kota Shivarama Karanth, ಮೂಕಜ್ಜಿಯ ಕನಸುಗಳು [Mookajjiya Kanasugalu]