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  This month, Realms of Ra is so excited for Halloween as the veil between the spirit and physical worlds thins. For this Melville Art Mile, Realms of Ra features artist Zelda Dassie , whose evocative work explores the uneasy intersection of sex, desire, faith, and religious morality. Through compelling visual narratives, Dassie delves into the quiet tensions between devotion and human impulse, inviting viewers into a space of deep reflection and complex beauty. 🔥 Discover Kwadassie: An Artistic Encounter You Can't Miss in Melville! Are you ready to dive into the mind of a truly unique artist? Realms of Ra is proud to feature the incredible Kwadassie as part of the Melville Art Mile on 1 October 2026 ! Join us at 88 2nd Avenue, Melville for an evening of artistic exploration that will ignite your curiosity. What to Expect: Kwadassie's work is all about pushing boundaries and challenging perceptions. Get ready to experience thought-provoking pieces that are as beautiful as...

Rooted & Remembered | First Annual Heritage Month Celebration | 🌈 **Nomkhubulwane invites you to remember...** 🌿✨

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  📢 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: Rooted & Remembered 📢 Dear Community, Please take note that our upcoming event, Rooted & Remembered , originally scheduled for this September, has been cancelled for 2026 . While we are sad to postpone this gathering, we are deeply grateful for all the support, interest, and love shown by our community. We look forward to bringing you a truly powerful and grounded experience when we return in 2027 ! 🌿✨ For any enquiries or refund processing, please reach out to us directly or via email at support@proteaphoenix.org. Thank you for walking this path with us, and we look forward to gathering with you in 2027! 🐘🌈 #RootedAndRemembered #ProteaPhoenix #RealmsOfRa #CommunityUpdate #Melville #JohannesburgEvents #SeeYouIn2027 #HeritageWeekend Rooted & Remembered: A Heritage Weekend Gathering "Join us as we spend time as a community discussing the ancient wisdom of Southern African cultures — because we are richer, when we are rooted." Nomkhu...