Speaking to Your Guardian Angel What is the texture of character? Is it the cheesy stuff that you are made of? Does it drive your will and actions? Are we born without character and to have it cultivated or is that we come to the Earth with a certain flavor of character? These are some… Continue reading Speaking to Your Guardian Angel
Author: Yoruba Orisha
Speaking to Your Guardian Angel
Invocation for Victory and Protection
Invocation for Victory and Protection Invocation for victory and power Government shutdowns, the demise of the American dollar, the genetic manipulation of the nation’s food supply, the denigration of our elders , the hyper sexualization of our children, and the systematic destruction of the ecosystem. During this time of global corruption and transition the Chief… Continue reading Invocation for Victory and Protection
Oba Anpu Introduction to African Spirituality
Oba Anpu Introduction to African Spirituality What defines you? This question causes many to fall into the “mid-life crisis” program because they have invested their youth in an alien culture determine to destroy Afrakan-ness. Some never wake up to this tragic deception. But some do and wake up to the understandings of Oba Anpu Introduction… Continue reading Oba Anpu Introduction to African Spirituality
The Orisha at NYC Festival 2013
The Orisha at NYC Festival 2013 There are many different ways to open yourself to the real you. Chief Jegna of the Sadulu House Spiritual Center offers some deeper insights to the self-actualization with the orisha at NYC Festival 2013. When dealing with the myriad of energies that you encounter on daily basis, it is… Continue reading The Orisha at NYC Festival 2013
The Umfumdi Edition
The Umfumdi Edition The umfumdi or students of the Sadulu House Spiritual Center discuss their contribution to the ANU order in the Umfumdi Edition. Phylecia Ta Ra El- ANU’s book Natural Hair for Young Women talks about the history of natural hair and solutions for women to return to their original selves. Many women of… Continue reading The Umfumdi Edition
Sadulu House Spiritual Community Center
Sadulu House Spiritual Community Center What is the Sadulu House Spiritual Community Center? Come and learn about the Spiritual Community center When understanding the Sadulu House Spiritual Community Center let us first start with the idea of the “Sadulu”. Sadulu means school and comes from the Congolese tradition of community learning. While the men… Continue reading Sadulu House Spiritual Community Center
Asafo
Asafo What is an Asafo? Come and learn about scholarship and strategies for the community Asafo means warrior people. “Asa” meaning war and “fo” meaning people when practically applied is warrior scholars. This concept comes from the people of Ghana. It describes the type of people who use their intellect and scholarship… Continue reading Asafo
Marie Laveau and the Gullah Geechee
Marie Laveau and the Gullah Geechee What is Pan African tradition in the Diaspora? Come learn Marie Laveau and the Gullah Geechee The New Orleans style of voodoo derives from the cultures of Benin’s Dahomey Empire, the Yoruba and the Akan. It is an Afro-creole tradition. Creole is a Portuguese word meaning “home born”. … Continue reading Marie Laveau and the Gullah Geechee
Stairway to Heaven
Stairway to Heaven Come and learn about the science of Jacob’s ladder and the stairway to heaven Maybe it is sex, maybe it is music, or maybe the technical knowledge of how to make the flaky golden brown crust for your vegetable patties brings you onto the stairway to heaven. In that small moment… Continue reading Stairway to Heaven
Southern root work, Hoodoo and Voodoo
Southern root work, Hoodoo and Voodoo What does Southern root work, hoodoo, and voodoo have to do with Pan Afrakanism? For most people, the word Voodoo begins to conjure up televised pictures of a wrathful hag stealing bits of your DNA so that they could make a doll with it and then work evil into… Continue reading Southern root work, Hoodoo and Voodoo