@matriarcadaquimbanda: Respondendo a @axedebebel #quimbandaverdadeira #trancaruas #miaeleye #macumba #mariapadilha

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fabianafazion
fabzion :
eu tenho uma vontade enorme de estudar tudo isso, mas nao sei onde começar. eu so vejo gente querendo cobrar uma grana absurda, mas nao vejo ensinamentos.
2026-04-13 10:51:53
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valdecimoraesmora
PAINHO! :
te adoro mestra e seus ensimento🥰🥰🥰🥰
2026-04-23 13:48:56
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medeiros_talvez
medeiros :
Você poderia falar sobre o exú marabô? Por favor💜
2026-04-13 23:15:53
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flr3631
Flôr :
linda adoro vc
2026-04-13 08:23:40
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fabianafazion
fabzion :
por isso, amo o seu conteudo.
2026-04-13 10:52:17
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user8tepvqmg1o
ADRIANA ARAÚJO :
Já ouvi d alguém muito conhecido d Umbanda, dizer q "lixeira" se trata d uma árvore, cujo tronco apresenta uma casca d superfície igual a uma lixa, e a comparação é porque a entidade "lixa" as arestas,as imperfeições, sem falhas Faz sentido Mestra Miaeleye ???
2026-04-13 11:22:29
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theobuzatto4
Theo milgrau :
Mestre, queria fazer o mapa de linhagem com a senhora, mandei msg no direct
2026-04-13 19:11:35
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This is it. Finally. No, for reals. I think. I thought I said goodbye filming my last day on-camera in the @thechosentv. Days later, I thought I said farewell again, as we wrapped the entire series on our sound stage, despite knowing that marketing days were still ahead. But this Sunday, it was evident in my bones that not only had I spoken my last speech…not only had we filmed our last shot…but this would be my final day on the hallowed ground that connected me to the television series that changed my life, for what may be the rest of my life (but only God really knows). This moment is part of the culmination of not only the last eight years playing the Savior of the world, but the last twelve years playing Him as part of my creative collaboration with the show’s visionary creator, Dallas Jenkins. To have the divine blessing of working on a show for eight years, and then to be gifted this cherry on top—walking onto set as Christ, to be captured on film by one of the great masters of the photographic arts, Annie Leibovitz, while listening to John Debney’s haunting score fill the spaces of the set—was at once transcendent and otherworldly. I was, for a moment, completely speechless. Seems to be a theme for me this past month. I cannot stress to you the profound beauty and brilliance of what Annie, her team, and our cast and crew had the opportunity to create together. A divine collaboration, if ever there was one. Our week creating these stills was a reality my castmates and I could scarcely wrap our minds around. God, in His goodness, is profoundly mysterious and deliberately sweet. The gifts He’s given us in these final moments of the most important series of our lives are beyond anything we could have imagined. I do hope you’ll join us this season as we enter into the end of this story…which ultimately is the beginning of another. I will write more as I am able. I just need a moment in between the chaos to catch my breath. Love & Blessings, JR 🙏🏽♥️✝️
This is it. Finally. No, for reals. I think. I thought I said goodbye filming my last day on-camera in the @thechosentv. Days later, I thought I said farewell again, as we wrapped the entire series on our sound stage, despite knowing that marketing days were still ahead. But this Sunday, it was evident in my bones that not only had I spoken my last speech…not only had we filmed our last shot…but this would be my final day on the hallowed ground that connected me to the television series that changed my life, for what may be the rest of my life (but only God really knows). This moment is part of the culmination of not only the last eight years playing the Savior of the world, but the last twelve years playing Him as part of my creative collaboration with the show’s visionary creator, Dallas Jenkins. To have the divine blessing of working on a show for eight years, and then to be gifted this cherry on top—walking onto set as Christ, to be captured on film by one of the great masters of the photographic arts, Annie Leibovitz, while listening to John Debney’s haunting score fill the spaces of the set—was at once transcendent and otherworldly. I was, for a moment, completely speechless. Seems to be a theme for me this past month. I cannot stress to you the profound beauty and brilliance of what Annie, her team, and our cast and crew had the opportunity to create together. A divine collaboration, if ever there was one. Our week creating these stills was a reality my castmates and I could scarcely wrap our minds around. God, in His goodness, is profoundly mysterious and deliberately sweet. The gifts He’s given us in these final moments of the most important series of our lives are beyond anything we could have imagined. I do hope you’ll join us this season as we enter into the end of this story…which ultimately is the beginning of another. I will write more as I am able. I just need a moment in between the chaos to catch my breath. Love & Blessings, JR 🙏🏽♥️✝️

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