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Bob's Cloth
Zohra Opoku
2017
'Hail to you, lords of truth, free from wrongdoing, who exists forever and forever. I have reached you because I am an akh with my forms. I am powerful through my magic'
Zohra Opoku
2020
'My head shall not be taken from me. You shall raise me up. You shall make me new. You shall rejuvenate me.' [Extract from Chapter 43: spell for not letting the head/An Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead/The Papyrus of Sobekmose.]
Zohra Opoku
2023
Nana Opoku Gyabaah II, Chidom-hene of Asato/Akan
Zohra Opoku
2017
'Re, cry out, let your heart be pleased by your beautiful truth of this day. Enter from the under-sky, go forth from the East (you) whom the elders and the ancestors worship. Make your paths pleasant for me, broaden your roads for me (so that) I may cross the earth in the manner of (crossing) the sky, your sunlight upon me.
Zohra Opoku
2020
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