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I consider myself just one small part of a vanguard of Spiritual Practitioners who are RECLAIMING our traditional arts...

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Negarra A. Kudumu

I am honored to have received a favorable product review from the erudite Yaya Negarra Akili Kudumu.

Kudumu owns a Seattle-based healing practice specializing in divination, energy healing, and herbalism leveraged through the spiritual, energetic, and plant methodologies of Palo Mayombe and Reiki, to help individuals achieve sustainable wellness.

https://negarraakudumu.com/blog/2018/2/22/a-labor-of-love-spiritual-bath-tea-by-okntom

 

 

 

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A Simple Prayer

Dr. ClauDean "ChiNaka" Kizart is an Iyalorisa (priestess) and trained espiritista (spiritualist) who truly enjoys the work of co-creating spiritual products that help to bring enlightenment, blessings, LOVE and remove negativity. She learned the power of prayer through watching her Grandfather. Her Iya (Godmother) taught her the power of a simple prayer! While prayer can be long or short a candle, glass of water, spray of rose water in times of stress, and other simple spiritual things can help dispel negativity, bring enlightenment, love, and abundance. 

https://www.etsy.com/shop/SimplePrayer85?ref

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About Santería Blog

Iya Cynthia Duncan is a scholar, writer, and  and Oshun Priestess.  Her Blog regarding Lukumí Religion is accurate and informative.

"Most practitioners of Santería prefer the name Regla de Ocha or the Lucumí religion.  Although it's practiced today by people all over the world, Regla de Ocha is generally defined as an Afro-Cuban religion that originated in what is today Nigeria and Benin in West Africa.  The word Santería comes from Spanish and loosely translates as devotion to the saints, or santos.  Many practitioners of the Regla Lucumi refer to the Orichas, or the deities of the religion, as saints or "santos."  This tendency to combine terminology and concepts from Catholicism and West African religions is sometimes called religious syncretism."

http://www.aboutsanteria.com/