The African Traditional And Diasporic Religions Thread (Santeria, IFA, 21 Divisions, Sanse + etc)

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Pretty good video that sums up Odinala.

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My dearly departed Tata (Father/male elder in Kikongo language) was full of knowledge. :mjcry:
Not to sound corny, but once I found Traditional Kongo Spirituality, learned more about the divine knowledge of Kemeticism, and Sumerian, Dr. Luyaluka changed my life. He's a wealth of information and he has books. May he rest in the ancestral realm with Malidoma Some.



Once you learn from him, there's no going back to weak Western Theism. I had to learn my journey was going to be lonely because people already call me evil because I'm not into Abrahamic Religions believing in a White Jesus and thinking all I gotta do is pray the devil away.

Once you go down the rabbit hole, this temporal plane is only temporary and you're in a Matrix.

It's trippy, but once you learn and understand the teachings, it will make a lot of sense.

Read your Bible (not King James nor the Old Testament, the New Testament) like a scholar and connect the dots.

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"In the late 15th century, Portuguese traders and missionaries began arriving in West Africa, first in Guinea, Mauritania, the Gambia, Ghana, and Sierra Leone, then Nigeria and later in the Kingdom of Kongo, where they would find success in converting prominent local leaders to Catholicism."
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