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Europeans Accusing Africans of “Cultural Appropriation” of African Faiths

There seems to be a sad but comical trend lately, of “initiated” Europeans accusing Africans of cultural appropriation for practicing spirituality that we grew up with, and is our ancestral birthright. Though I have in the past responded to this sort of thing with anger, when I took the time…

Olokun

Olokun is one of the most controversial Orishas in the current pantheon. Some say he’s male, and some say she’s female, and others both. It depends on the place and the local traditions. Some say that he/she and Yemaya are one in the same, some that they are brother and…

Time to Prepare for Summer | 4 Hot Weather Beauty Secrets

Summer is coming soon, so it’s time to prepare your natural remedies. The stuff from last year may be expired or used up. Here are some recipes to help you survive the heat. Rose Vinegar Rose vinegar is an excellent sunburn treatment. To make it, just fill a jar or…

Obatala

Sacred number: 8 or 8+1. Sacred color: white, transparent/aurora transparent, white and a little red, or green and maroon depending on tradition. Domain: Emissary of Olodumare/Almighty Unfathomable, Father of physical life, Shaper of human form in the womb, Patron of the physically different or disabled, intellect, fatherhood, warrior philosophy, kingship,…

New Facebook Community for Afrocentric Vodun, Hoodoo, and Other Diaspora Systems

There is a new community for practitioners of Vodun and diaspora belief systems on Facebook. Afrocentric Vodun is for those who understand that the home of our faith is in Africa, and are actually concerned about African people at home or abroad. We share articles and photos and discuss topics…

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Europeans Accusing Africans of “Cultural Appropriation” of African Faiths

Olokun

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