the fondation cartier pour l’art contemporain presents an exceptional group of vodun objects from the collection anne and jacques kerchache.
the fondation cartier pour l’art contemporain presents an exceptional group of vodun objects in an exhibition design by enzo mari.
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"Voodoo is one of the oldest religions of West Africa, originating in the rainforests and savannahs of Benin, Togo, and eastern Ghana. The word Voodoo, variously known as vodou, vodun, and vodoun, originated among the Fon people of Benin. It means “spirit” or “god.”." #AfricanCeremonies #AfricanTwilight #Africa #carolbeckwith #angelafisher #nationalgeographic #africandance #benin #voodoo #blackculture #blackhistory
When the Europeans brought African slaves to Americas, they were not aware that the slaves also were bringing their religion. Many practiced Vodun, which evolved into different religions collectively called voodoo. Voodoo makes use of voodoo dolls and magic symbols that have become a very popular subject matter for voodoo doll tattoos. Before you simply […]
13 photos Often misunderstood, the spiritual religion of Vodun — or Voodoo — conjures up images of primitive rituals, animal sacrifices, spirits and curses. But within every religion, lies beauty and mystery in the practices of those who believe. Considered the birthplace of Voodoo, the coastal city Ouidah attracts followers from across the country as […]
Written by Black High Priestess. Vodu, Vodun, Vodoun, even Voodoo are all Pure forms of African Spirituality, meaning they are only effectively accessed...
Voodoo, also known as Vodou, Vodun, Vodoun, Vodon, Vudu, Voudou, and other spellings, originated in the ancient kingdom of Dahomey, which is present-day Nigeria, Benin, and Togo. The word "Vodou" comes from the Fon word for "God" or "Spirit".
The second edition of the Vodun Days, a celebration of traditional religions, is taking place in Benin from January 9 to 11, 2025. Father Serge Bidouzo reflects on the relationship between Vodun and Christianity.
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When the Aukmondi people are cursed, there is nothing anyone can do except bury the dead. During the mid-eighteenth century in East Africa, the peaceful life of the Aukmondi people shatters when Abul-Gwan, a tribal chief and entrepreneur of animal products, visits the Aukmondi Valley. He brings with him his mate, Abul-Tess, and Onu-Vey, a powerful Vodun houngan (Voodoo Priest). Abul-Gwan wants to hunt animals in the local area but his efforts are hampered by the Wabanga tribesmen. He asks Mfalme Ramuza Ncobba of the Aukmondi to help rid the area of Wabanga. The Aukmondi people hold a high regard for life – all life. Out of principle, Ramuza refuses Abul-Gwan’s request. Abul-Gwan is disappointed, but he accepts Ramuza’s decision. He prepares to move on. But before he leaves the valley, his mate, Abul-Tess, dies in a tragic mishap. Abul-Gwan falls into a crippling depression. He turns angry and vengeful, blaming the Aukmondi for the dismal prospects of his business in the area, and for the death of his mate. He wants retribution. Abul-Gwan asks the Vodun houngan to punish the useless Aukmondi people. He wants them all dead. Onu-Vey reluctantly complies. He performs his darkest ritual to summon the Loa of Death, a spirit whose sole purpose is to eliminate the Aukmondi people. Death, in physical form, roams the valley killing dozens of people. Whole communities are wiped out. Ramuza confronts Abul-Gwan and the Vodun houngan. The Loa kills him. Kharaambi, Ramuza’s third mate and leader of the Aukmondi Army, reacts. Several commanders and regiments of her army die with only a wave of the Loa’s hand. Prince Adaulah, Ramuza’s only son, becomes the new Aukmondi Mfalme. Inexperienced, he also makes a desperate attempt to stop the killings. His approach is insightful but unsuccessful. More warriors die. The Aukmondi people question the core of their spiritual strength. Kon-Shambique, the Aukmondi spiritual leader, can offer little advice. He is too spiritually broken as the love of his life also lies among the dead. Even the Supreme Spirit, known to walk among the Aukmondi, seems to have abandoned the helpless people. Can anything stop the Loa of Death?
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