OshunRa and the 7 Dragons of Sekerta

By Kai ner Maa Pitanta and Magdalin Livingston Livingston

He has the power to bring to life a Zooloochoco Wang Cat! His heart is as strong as the wide ocean waters, and a steady warmth like the rays of Brother Sun. This is the amazing journey of OshunRa who brought joy wherever he went, but his greatest gift was his ability to make real whatever he imagined. It is this gift that threatens a sad queen, imprisoned by anger in her dark chamber who has worked very hard to spread a high standard of gloom throughout the kingdom.

Only OshunRa and his faithful companion Shemsu can save the kingdom including Queen Setusa from a pain like no other-- a life where there is no one to care for and no one to be cared by. Make no mistake, the path of OshunRa is the path of love and friendship over the road of anger and sadness because our greatest gifts are the ones that heal the wounds of others. Oshun Ra and the 7 Dragons brings to life the journey of a young boy gifted with a pure heart and powerful imagination. As his destiny unfolds ,OshunRa must come face to face with the dreaded dragons of human emotions, to save a kingdom, a queen, and a friend.

• Language: English
• Publisher: eBookIt.com
• Release date: Feb 15, 2021
• ISBN: 9781456636982

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OSHUNRA AND THE SEVEN DRAGONS OF SEKERTA

original story by

KAI NER MAA PITANTA

adaptation and illustrations by MAGDALIN LIVINGSTON

Copyright © Kai ner Maa Pitanta, Right Path World Arts Centre

All right reserved, including the right to reproduction in whole or in part in any form. For permission to reproduce sections from this book, contact the author at [e-mail].

Published by Right Path World Arts Centre on behalf of Kai ner Maa Pitanta.

ISBN 978-14566-3698-2



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"We all have the ability to see the colours of sounds and hear the sounds of colours.

This is the essence of art."

KNMP

Acknowledgements

With appreciation we acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts.



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CHAPTER 1: A forest child

At the time of the earliest rise of Brother Sun, in a place far away yet near in our souls, the forest began to awaken in a calm sweetness. Under the oldest tree, there slept a baby boy wrapped in a soft, golden blanket. High above his tender head, a red falcon circled the sky again, and again. It was this strange swirl of red against the green treetops that caught Elder Dhamay’s attention. She was busy tending to her garden of orchids and roses when she decided to investigate. What could that old bird be up to? She wondered, as she made her way through the thick bushes.

As soon as Elder Dhamay spotted the child, the falcon landed on a low branch and waited, looking at her right in her eye as if to say, come closer. No sooner had she scooped up the baby, did creatures from far and wide, high and low, begin to appear all around them. The forest shivered