Sheloya’s Hoodoo Bones System

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   Yemonja NYC

   January 22, 2012 at 6:54 pm

   For those of you who are New To Orisha Hoodoo Bones and are “NOT” Aware of their Symbols~what they look like.
   I found the Picture and their meanings, Here is the Link with the:
   “Andinkra Symbols” !
   http://www.adinkra.org/htmls/adinkra_index.htm

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   piers gentry

   May 9, 2012 at 11:49 pm

   first thankyou for your help and guidence in reading the bones. Although i have a question. A friend of mine reads bones but in a much different maner he found his set from a dead deer and usually when gives a reading takes a hand full of bones from a bag and casts them on the ground the give a reading on what he sees in the bones ie images that they form? Is this a true form of bone reading as none of the bones he has have a serton meaning also i have seen a 4 bone system used also?

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     Sheloya

     April 10, 2016 at 10:52 am

     Thank you for your question. Your friend, so long as they have done right by their pantheon’s deities and spirits of divination, as well as the animal parent-spirits or Ancestors, is practicing a legitimate form of osteomancy. Though it’s not anything-goes, there is no one way to do these things that is the right way. Every culture and belief system has their way, including Christians who rely on channeling and clairvoyant prophecy.

     You can read an overview of osteomancy here: http://orisha.me/2011/03/reading-bones/

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