Gensamah's Blessing.

The one who is deceived is he who believes that a being made Loa without the help of man could ever be in need of, or want, any woman who cannot bless him or love him openly before a world that has forsaken and enslaved her.

Among those who speak of the Source, there are doubters of their own teachings. Even the blind are not subject to strong delusions or falsified loyalties born of desperation. Such methods of preservation produce only weakness and lasting rebuke.

Foolish are they who believe that tactics built on division and unjust separation will earn them praise or reward them with meaningful victory. How many of these backbiters have brought down lords, princes, kings, rulers, dukes, parliaments, and kingdoms? Who are they to decide who is Loa and who is not? And how foolish it is to require more of beings who are already more capable than those they profess to be the most capable?

What does it profit such men to purchase wives, when their very word and authority turn slave women into goddesses? To bend to practices beneath your honor is no different than selling your very essence for fool’s gold.

True divinity cannot be swindled nor betrayed. All that is unseen and done in the dark is made known to such men. Even traitors are compelled by their own mouths to speak their plans and plots against the Loa openly. Even so, it is amusing to be reminded of what we already know. Always are they reminded, as traitors, why they are considered untrustworthy offspring of a lying tongue.

There is not enough wine, nor lust, nor self-hatred that can deceive the Loa into blood-bound contracts with the daughters of men women dictated to by their peers, society, their fathers, and their mothers alike. Such a woman and such a man have no chance of deceit or betrayal. Surely they shall fail, as they have always failed in times past.