African traditional religions

This collage was inspired by the African Traditional Religion and it's beliefs

In which I contact a Ghanian witch doctor to find out about the cost and details of love spells that he offers online...

I was thinking of getting a version of the Congo cross on my wrist with the words from Stevie Wonder's album, "Songs in the Key of Life" all around it.

Oduduwa

Today, several myths are mixed with facts in describing African traditional religion (ATR). It is the foundation on which the morals of pre-colonial Africa were built.#AfricanCulture #AfricanTradition #AfricanTraditionalReligion #FactsAndMythsTraditionalReligion

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An illustrated guide to the African symbols called Adinkra used in Ghana, West Africa, with an adinkra index and high-quality adinkra images.

Instagram post by HEREAL ET • Nov 18, 2021 at 12:51pm UTC

Sangoma performing a traditional African blessing of protection on a baby. Johannesburg, South Africa. [Practitioners of traditional African medicine are quite different from doctors who practice conventional medicine. It has been said that the former are often priestesses, high priests, diviners, midwives, and herbalists, and are known by different names in different parts of Africa, including sangoma, n’anga, and inyanga.]

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This illustration by Angus Mcbride shows Phoenician traders trading with Mandé merchants of the Pre-Imperial Mali of the Tichitt-Walata cliffs of Southern Mauritania in the 10th or 8th century BCE. Using the old Saharan desert routes, the Phoenicians took wine, olive oil, pottery, linen, wool and cloth and exchanged it for gold, ivory and skins.

Marie Laveau - 10Sep 1801 - 16Jun 1981 (die at the age of 79)

Like Ancient Africans (Egyptians), the African Sangomas (Shamans or so-called "witch doctors") also wear leopard skin.

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