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  • Is vodou evil?
    In exploring the question "Is Vodou evil?", we unravel the truth behind common misconceptions that often mischaracterize this rich spiritual tradition. Contrary to popular belief, Vodou is a deeply inclusive practice that embraces individuals from diverse backgrounds, welcoming them into its vibrant community of worship and connection. Additionally, we delve into the journey of practicing Vodou, addressing the myths surrounding the necessity of initiation, and emphasizing that meaningful connection to this spirituality can take many forms. Join us as we shed light on the beauty, inclusivity, and genuine spirit behind Vodou, helping to foster a greater understanding and appreciation for its profound teachings.
  • Why should christians dialogue with practitioners of african traditional religion?
    In the exploration of African traditional religions, we uncover a profound richness that not only shapes spiritual practices but also weaves spirituality into the fabric of daily life. By understanding the African religious imprint, we see how ancestral wisdom and rituals can enhance our contemporary existence, offering valuable insights into balance and community. As Christians, engaging in dialogue with these traditions invites opportunities for mutual enrichment, fostering a deeper appreciation for spiritual diversity and communal ties. This post delves into the transformative potential of starting from truth, recognizing that embracing one another's beliefs can pave the way for harmony and spiritual growth.
  • “It’s Not About Feelings — It’s About Destiny”: Finding the Right Spiritual Path Through Proper Divination

    In today’s growing interest in African Traditional Religions (ATR), especially among African-descended people worldwide, many seekers are drawn to Orisha worship as a pathway to healing, connection, and identity. But what happens when initiation is done without correct alignment, without proper questioning, or through a rigid tradition that does not account for the individual’s background? What happens when spiritual guidance becomes religious evangelism?

  • The little people of west africa
    In "The Little People of West Africa," we delve into the enchanting world of diminutive spirits that hold significant sway over the cultural tapestry of the region. First, we explore the Aziza, revered as guardians of knowledge and nature, who impart wisdom and protection to their human counterparts. Next, we uncover the mischievous Mmoatia, the trickster spirits of the forest, whose playful antics remind us of the delicate balance between reverence and folly. Finally, we introduce the Ijimere, the shy spirits residing within the Yoruba landscape, embodying both mystery and allure. Join us as we navigate through folklore and spirituality to reveal the rich roles these little-known entities play in West African traditions.
  • Sinners, Spirits, and Sound: A Warning from the Threshold of the Invisible

    In this post, I unpack the spiritual warning hidden beneath the aesthetics of Sinners, a film that sparked viral fascination but left many viewers missing its deeper message. Beyond vampires and symbolism, Sinners is a meditation on the power of voice, the sacred use of rhythm, and the dangers of spiritual irresponsibility. I speak from experience—of trance, of possession, of watching people open doors they didn’t know how to close. Whether you’re in hoodoo, Ifá, Vodou, or the broader ATR community, this is a call to spiritual discernment, not spiritual cosplay. Because not every spirit that shows up is holy.