Across oceans and centuries, two terrifying yet benevolent figures stand at the threshold of the human and the divine, leaning on a staff, surrounded by dogs, holding the keys to every door that matters. One is worshipped from Port-au-Prince to New Orleans; the other from Varanasi to the cremation grounds in Nepal. Their names are Papa Legba and Kala Bhairava, and once you place their myths side by side, the similarities are impossible to ignore.
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