Zara'Kwe, Guardian of the Many Hearts
Many generations ago, when ancient spirits still roamed the savannah, there lived a powerful tribe that worshiped the Great Mother - the source of all life, rain, fertility and game. In times of drought, the shamans sacrificed the most beautiful and strongest among them so that she "could become a vessel of abundance". Zara (which in some African-Arabic influences can mean "blossom" , "rays" or "princess" ) was this chosen one.
About Zara'Kwe, Guardian of the Many Hearts
Many generations ago, when ancient spirits still roamed the savannah, there lived a powerful tribe that worshiped the Great Mother - the source of all life, rain, fertility and game. In times of drought, the shamans sacrificed the most beautiful and strongest among them so that she "could become a vessel of abundance". Zara (which in some Africa...Read more