The water world

I know we all think the ocean is feminine and we are right about it.

The ocean is truly feminine in Nature with its energy majorly feminine.

But we need to look, reason and understand that a world without a man is not complete.

A woman without a man is not completed , an organization without a man is uncompleted the same thing goes to an organization without a woman.

If the world is only full of women there would be chaos and the same things goes to a world full of men only.

The ocean contains uncountable spiritual forces but three forces standout out of this forces .

The trio force that hold the ocean is

OLOKUN
OSUN
YEMOJA

While other forces are under them and under those under them and the ladder goes down and down in hierarchy.

If all the feminine what is the balance in that ?

Does it mean this forces are lesbians and they sleep with one another ?

Nature would not be balance

Even fishes have male and female fishes.

Based on this analysis and understand,

You need to know that OLOKUN is masculine in nature and very fierce to keep the secrets of the ocean remaining in the ocean .

Why do you think the ocean remains a secrets , because it’s world is protected with the cloak of invisibility from OLOKUN.

On this note, if you still think OLOKUN is feminine then it’s up to you because you have refused to learn.

We are AJE NLA the son of OBATALA

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