black + introvert + bisexual + self dx autistic + ADD + animist + (hopefully) future architect.
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black + introvert + bisexual + self dx autistic + ADD + animist + (hopefully) future architect.
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@Mwenyi Lovely list! Dunno if you're interested, but I thought of it because I saw ifa, palo, Santeria, and voudou--
There are a couple of books I love on rootwork/ hoodoo/conjure (which is an AfAm derivative, similar to voudou, Santeria, etc.):
Old Style Conjure by Starr Casas
Working Conjure by Hoodoo Send Moise
It's how my practice is mostly based, also coming from a heavily Christian family (southern baptists tho)
I want to make it clear that I'm not proselytising here. It's not how spirituality works. But as a black person who comes from a catholic family that does not discuss anything ancestral I had nowhere to turn to. So this thread is for those who don't know where to start safely.
The lists are not exhaustive, just enough for you to carry on on your own.
https://playvicious.social/@Mwenyi/102684023684688275
#spirituality #Africanspirituality #Africantraditionalreligion #ATR #ubungoma #orisha #ifa #sangoma #bwiti #Africa
Content warning: Resources on African Spirituality.
5.1. SOCIAL MEDIA
IG info, pics, ceremonies, drummiing, singing. Showing things that were once too taboo to show
@ancestral_voices
@elders.and.ancestors
Ubungoma:
@gogomoyospeaks
@thokozadlozi
@gogodineo
@mkhulu_mkhatshwa (voice!)
@thuleheals
@ubizo_shoots
@afrosavvy
@mpumis_kitzin
@mkhulumahlathinigp
IFA/Santeria/palo/vaudou
@edadudutv
@obatala_efunwale
@apetebi_iyamile
orisa_priestess
@orishaimage
@hoodootribe
@negarrakudumu
@jeansebastienduvilaire
pt3.
muthi = medicine - actually plants or device for healing (for example an amulet)
imphepho = incense that is specifically used to call ancestors. made from varieties of dried helicrysum plants.
umsamo = altar
amabhayi = specal fabrics that priests and initiates wear
intwaso = graduation from initiation school
indumba = the priest's consultation room
5. SOCIAL MEDIA
On twitter, @kukundabula A must follow. Everyone else talks spirituality but they don't go in the way he does. If you're LGBTQ+ and trying to reconcile this with your spirituality, you may find a personal interest in his posts.
I follow others on twitter but tbh if you're looking to understand and learn some things, I feel that on that platform he's pretty much the only one I know who's doing the things.