Lucumi: The Ways of Santeria
Mojo's African Magic, Book 4
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Lucumi: The Ways of Santeria
Narrated by:
Adrienne White
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Narrated by:
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Adrienne White
About this listen
Santeria, a religion whose origins can be traced back to the Yoruban tribes of West Africa.
Brought into the United States and Latin American countries through the slave trade, it is now practiced in Cuba and the Latin American countries and has over 20,000 followers in the United States.
Inside this book learn:
- The Practices of Santeria
- The Orisha of Truth Who Killed His Own Mother
- The Reason Oshun Was Shunned After Giving Birth to Twins
- The Punishment Babalu Aye May Deliver Out
As well as a few Santeria spells.
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