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Latest comment: 21 hours ago by Chickenpox4dinner in topic Did you know nomination

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  • ... that native Caribbeans channeled the powers of the god Baidrama by bathing in bitter cassava juice?
  • Source: Alexander, Hartley Burr (1964). Latin-American Mythology. New York, Cooper Square Publishers. p. 22. Baidrama, or Vaybrama, was also seemingly a twinned divinity, and clearly was the strength-giver ... the worshippers of the god bathed themselves in the sap of the yucca when they desired strength or healing
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