Baran Samedi and tapping into the dark side
When you think about the dark side, you probably think about Darth Vader and his imminent demise. You think about scary movies such as The Purge, where people have one day to release all of their pent-up anger, inner hate, and frustration. And they have just one day to rob, rape, kill, kill and pillage. Movies like The Purge have put the fear of death in us. We like to watch the chaos unfold on television, all while we suppress our dark impulses. Afterall, we’re afraid that we might spiral down the path of despair, much like Darth Vader and become someone who is unrecognizable, even to ourselves. So, we remain afraid of the darkness, of opening up those forbidden doors, and spiraling down a path that we can’t come back from. However, I am here to tell you that the path to the dark side, doesn’t need to be that scary, especially when you have Baron Samedi on your side. So, in this video, I am going to explain to you who Baran Samedi is, and how he can guide you through the darkness, by leading you into the light.
Baran Samedi Folklore and Origin in Haitian Voodoo
Baran Samedi is a Hattian Loa and ruler of death and the underworld. He commands a huge army of the Ghede and can be called upon for virtually all issues involving life and death sickness and health. He has been seen on Netflix television shows such as The chilling Adventures of Sabrina. He is often portrayed as a man of big statue, with a skeleton painted face and large top hat. He is known to carry a staff or cane, loves to drink rum and to smoke cigars. Baron Samedi is a lady’s man, but he also quite fond of his loving wife and companion Maman Brigget. He is featured in season two, episode five of American Gods, where he is tasked to resurrect Laura Moon. Many people on the outside find Baran Samedi frightful. And they think that all loas or spirits that are associated with the Vodun religion or fate are inherently evil. This couldn’t be further from the truth.
Baran Samedi folklore and experiences
In my other video, Mr. World destroyed Paganism and Pagan Gods. I talk about how the powers that be used religion to colonize. As a result, pagan religions were not only wiped out, but pagans gods were demonized and considered evil. Naturally, some pagans’ gods were light enough to pass, but most were merely forgotten or rebranded as baneful and/or evil spirits. However, it is time to take this concept of angels and demons a little bit further. But first we need to understand one simple concept about magic and manifesting. We need energy, and lots of it. This energy is often described as chi, or power, or life-force. We get our energy from numerous sources, the first one being our ancestral lines. The second thing that we have to understand is that back in our ancestors’ day, there was no such thing as good or bad. People were more in tune with nature and didn’t believe in absolutes. Rather, they believed in seasons. For example, there was a dark season and a light season, and one season wasn’t inferior or superior to the other. But something happened when we made this shift into dualities, where everything was either good or bad. We then had a concentration of very negative energy. Let me explain.
Baran Samedi and Voodoo Zombies
You see when people invade other countries, they don’t just kill the soldiers. Oh no, they kill the women, the children, the live-stock, and the crops. By doing this, they are not only releasing all that pent up energy that they have inside of them, Purge style, but they are dumping a great deal of negative energy onto the people they colonize. Just think about villagers, all drinking and bathing from one stream or river. The villagers are depended on that stream for clean drinking water, but also to water their crops and to feed their livestock. But what happens when someone comes in and pisses into that river? Okay, the river gets a little polluted, but you can still drink from it. But then, someone comes in and dumps massive amounts of sewage into that river. Now, the water is so polluted that it is rendered useless, and worse harmful to the villagers. Out of desperation for water, the villagers drink it, but get sick. Now, the water no longer has the nutrients or minerals to sustain them. Just imagine that this river is your ancestral line. You don’t draw water from it, but you draw your ashé from it. Only now, it’s polluted and the energy that you draw from it is going to make you sick. This is why people have a negative view of black magick. And this is why when people tap into this energy, it makes them crazy. We’ve all heard of the stories of the people dibbling and dabbling into black magick and just losing their fucking minds. This is because the energy that they’re using is so polluted and so polluted that it made them sick, both mentally and physically. Furthermore, this energy can’t be used for anything good, it’s simply too toxic, it only can be used for evil. Again, you’ve heard the stories of spells backfiring and/or turning sour.
Baran Samedi and his wife Maman Brigget
However, what you haven’t heard is that there are certain deities or Laos who can come and clean out this energy source. Laos like Maman Brigget and Baran Samedi can drain the swamp, all pun intended. These two loas, represent the dark and light forces, working together, and not against one another. Their relationship represent the yin/yang aspects of nature, the dark and light aspects of nature, the masculine and feminine aspects of nature, both working as one. Now, we all know that Maman Brigget and Baron Samedi are the overseers of not only death, but also the Ghede. And the Ghede represent our ancestors and ancestor lines. And so, before we do anything, we need to start by cleaning out our ancestor lines. Or more importantly, we need to disassociate ourselves from ancestral lines that adversely affect our magic and manifesting processes.
Baran Samedi and cleansing bloodlines
Many of us fail to realize that we are constantly pulling from this contaminated energy source. And as a result, we are subconsciously manifesting a great deal of struggle and strife. Furthermore, we become susceptible to negative energy. We not only hold onto it but allow people to dump all of their negative energy into our fuel source, or another way of putting it, our ashé supply. Sadly, we’ve been dissuaded from getting help from the entities that can help us, the Haitian Loa. And as a result, degradation sets in, and the Purge of taking lives and ashe continues.
So, what do you guys think? Do you think that the Maman Brigget is the light and Baron Samedi the dark? Do you think that there is a Purge going in with magick? Please sound off in the comments below. Also, don’t forget to subscribe, like, share, and pick up my copy of Phantom’s Row.
http://yessyblue.com/baran-samedi/
http://yessyblue.com/baran-samedi/
Baran Samedi Folklore and Origin in Haitian Voodoo
Baran Samedi is a Hattian Loa and ruler of death and the underworld. He commands a huge army of the Ghede and can be called upon for virtually all issues involving life and death sickness and health. He has been seen on Netflix television shows such as The chilling Adventures of Sabrina. He is often portrayed as a man of big statue, with a skeleton painted face and large top hat. He is known to carry a staff or cane, loves to drink rum and to smoke cigars. Baron Samedi is a lady’s man, but he also quite fond of his loving wife and companion Maman Brigget. He is featured in season two, episode five of American Gods, where he is tasked to resurrect Laura Moon. Many people on the outside find Baran Samedi frightful. And they think that all loas or spirits that are associated with the Vodun religion or fate are inherently evil. This couldn’t be further from the truth.
Baran Samedi folklore and experiences
In my other video, Mr. World destroyed Paganism and Pagan Gods. I talk about how the powers that be used religion to colonize. As a result, pagan religions were not only wiped out, but pagans gods were demonized and considered evil. Naturally, some pagans’ gods were light enough to pass, but most were merely forgotten or rebranded as baneful and/or evil spirits. However, it is time to take this concept of angels and demons a little bit further. But first we need to understand one simple concept about magic and manifesting. We need energy, and lots of it. This energy is often described as chi, or power, or life-force. We get our energy from numerous sources, the first one being our ancestral lines. The second thing that we have to understand is that back in our ancestors’ day, there was no such thing as good or bad. People were more in tune with nature and didn’t believe in absolutes. Rather, they believed in seasons. For example, there was a dark season and a light season, and one season wasn’t inferior or superior to the other. But something happened when we made this shift into dualities, where everything was either good or bad. We then had a concentration of very negative energy. Let me explain.
Baran Samedi and Voodoo Zombies
You see when people invade other countries, they don’t just kill the soldiers. Oh no, they kill the women, the children, the live-stock, and the crops. By doing this, they are not only releasing all that pent up energy that they have inside of them, Purge style, but they are dumping a great deal of negative energy onto the people they colonize. Just think about villagers, all drinking and bathing from one stream or river. The villagers are depended on that stream for clean drinking water, but also to water their crops and to feed their livestock. But what happens when someone comes in and pisses into that river? Okay, the river gets a little polluted, but you can still drink from it. But then, someone comes in and dumps massive amounts of sewage into that river. Now, the water is so polluted that it is rendered useless, and worse harmful to the villagers. Out of desperation for water, the villagers drink it, but get sick. Now, the water no longer has the nutrients or minerals to sustain them. Just imagine that this river is your ancestral line. You don’t draw water from it, but you draw your ashé from it. Only now, it’s polluted and the energy that you draw from it is going to make you sick. This is why people have a negative view of black magick. And this is why when people tap into this energy, it makes them crazy. We’ve all heard of the stories of the people dibbling and dabbling into black magick and just losing their fucking minds. This is because the energy that they’re using is so polluted and so polluted that it made them sick, both mentally and physically. Furthermore, this energy can’t be used for anything good, it’s simply too toxic, it only can be used for evil. Again, you’ve heard the stories of spells backfiring and/or turning sour.
Baran Samedi and his wife Maman Brigget
However, what you haven’t heard is that there are certain deities or Laos who can come and clean out this energy source. Laos like Maman Brigget and Baran Samedi can drain the swamp, all pun intended. These two loas, represent the dark and light forces, working together, and not against one another. Their relationship represent the yin/yang aspects of nature, the dark and light aspects of nature, the masculine and feminine aspects of nature, both working as one. Now, we all know that Maman Brigget and Baron Samedi are the overseers of not only death, but also the Ghede. And the Ghede represent our ancestors and ancestor lines. And so, before we do anything, we need to start by cleaning out our ancestor lines. Or more importantly, we need to disassociate ourselves from ancestral lines that adversely affect our magic and manifesting processes.
Baran Samedi and cleansing bloodlines
Many of us fail to realize that we are constantly pulling from this contaminated energy source. And as a result, we are subconsciously manifesting a great deal of struggle and strife. Furthermore, we become susceptible to negative energy. We not only hold onto it but allow people to dump all of their negative energy into our fuel source, or another way of putting it, our ashé supply. Sadly, we’ve been dissuaded from getting help from the entities that can help us, the Haitian Loa. And as a result, degradation sets in, and the Purge of taking lives and ashe continues.
So, what do you guys think? Do you think that the Maman Brigget is the light and Baron Samedi the dark? Do you think that there is a Purge going in with magick? Please sound off in the comments below. Also, don’t forget to subscribe, like, share, and pick up my copy of Phantom’s Row.
http://yessyblue.com/baran-samedi/
http://yessyblue.com/baran-samedi/
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