C.K. Burch's Blog, page 343
October 30, 2013
October 29, 2013
I love Mike Fitch and the things he tags me in.
I love Mike Fitch and the things he tags me in.
October 28, 2013
"In America, though many of the traditional ritual and ceremonial practices of “Voodoo” were lost,..."
In America, though many of the traditional ritual and ceremonial practices of “Voodoo” were lost, most of its healing, divinatory, and spirit manifestational elements , were later forced to merge into the magico-botanical practices of what came to be known derisively as “Hoodoo.”It is vitally important for the African-Diaspora to understand that absence of the public expression of a religion does not negate ones ancestral lineage nor birth-right. The “Voodoo” is still present in the blood of those whose ancestors are born from it. Thousands are still being born today carrying the Spiritual lineages of the ancestors. Many have lost the knowledge of what to look for.
Although derisively mocked as “superstition, witchcraft, and sorcery,” there remains a historical testament to some of the esoteric and magical lore of many African-American priestesses and priests who descend from the various known and obscure African religions that at one time doted the American landscape during their enslavement and post-Reconstruction era. More than five volumes of this powerful oral tradition exemplifies their spiritual mastery and God-given gifts, leaving a powerful legacy to their descendants. A legacy not borne from Haiti, nor any other region, but the United States of America.
”- http://www.mamiwata.com/part3.html (via zorascreation)
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Jacs, October 2013
Jacs Fishburne.
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Jacs, October 2013
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