~LOA~YuLe & ChRiStMaS ExTrAvAgAnZa:WINTER SOLSTICE SPECIAL
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Merry Meet Harryryan,Originally posted by harryryan:Is the Rose of Jericho a real rose?
Well i believe the details i provided are adequate to explain your query. Interested? Do let me know ya! Thanks.
Blessed Be,
Oceanos -
Originally posted by OCEANOS:
Sounds n look interesting
[b]Merry Meet Harryryan,
Well i believe the details i provided are adequate to explain your query. Interested? Do let me know ya! Thanks.
Blessed Be,
Oceanos [/b]
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Sounds so mystical.
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Anymore? Anymore?
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~*~ LOA Authentic Voodoo Series ~*~
What is Voodoo, Voudou, Vodu, Vodun?
The Magick performed based on an Ancient Religion from a distant land. What we today call Voodoo and think of as mere superstition was actually an animist religion called Vodu or Voudou, originating in West Africa with the Yoruba tribe and on the Caribbean island Saint Domingue. It had arrived in New Orleans during the French colonial period with the slave trade. In 1718, Nouvelle Orleans was founded by the Quebecois explorer Bienville, and from those early days this belief in spirits and the power of nature had been the strength of the enslaved. Eventually, even the Europeans and the Creoles in New Orleans (natives of European origin, French and Spanish) came to fear Voodoo. The leaders in Voodoo were the male doctors (like Dr. John) and the female queens(like Marie Laveau) who eventually reigned supreme in New Orleans.
All Voodoo is said to have roots in the West African spirit-based, snake-worshiping, animist faith called "Vodu" (possibly from the Dahomey tribe); Vodu was a term which meant "the gods." Animism was a belief in spirits who lived in nature and resided in natural objects, such as in trees.
What is Santeria?
This is a form of Voodoo which incorporates elements of Catholicism and comes from Cuba. Other Caribbean islands have developed their own form of beliefs. Obeah is Voodoo from Jamaica, while Shango is Voodoo from Trinidad.
What is Orixa, Orisa, Orisha?
Orisha, also spelled Orisa and Orixa is a spirit that reflects one of the manifestations of Olodumare (God) in the Yoruba spiritual or religious system. This religion has found its way throughout the world and is now expressed in several varieties which include Anago, Oyotunji, Candomblé and SanterÃa/Lukumi. These varieties or spiritual lineages as they are called are practiced throughout areas of Brazil, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Trinidad and Tobago, the United States, Mexico and Venezuela. As interest in African indigenous religions (spiritual systems) grow, Orisa communities and lineages can be found in parts of Europe and Asia as well. While estimates vary, there could be more than one million adherents of this spiritual tradition worldwide.
These traditions originated several thousand years ago from the Yoruba people of West Africa, who stresses alignment between Human and Ori. Orà translates as head, but also to one's spiritual intuition and personal destiny. Ase, which also spelled "Axe", "Ashe" or "Ache" is the life-force that runs though all things, living and inanimate. Ase is the "power to make things happen". It is an affirmation which is used in greetings and prayers, as well as a concept about spiritual growth. Orisha devotees strive to obtain Ase through Iwa-Pele or gentle and good character, in turn they experience alignment with the Ori or what others might call inner peace or satisfaction with Life.
Yoruba were brought to the New World during the Maafa or African Slave Trade along with other West African ethnicities. Yoruba's religion beliefs were most popular among the spiritual expression of African populations of the New World because a large number of Yoruba were captured and sold into slavery. Many Yoruba priests chose to be captured and sold into slavery so that Africans would have spiritual support in the New World.
Orishas include Shango, Olokun, Ifá, Yemoja, Osun, Obatala, Ogun, Oko, Soponna, Oya and Esu, among countless others. The Yoruba also venerate their Egungun, or Ancestors.
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~*~ Pomba Gira ~*~
Pomba Gira is a Powerful Orixa Protectress and she will help you when you are truly desperate and no other Orixa will cooperate. She is often referred to as "the court of last appeal". She is also known as the Patron Goddess of Cats. She is unique to Brazil, although she is beginning to appear in some Voudon Hounfors (Houses). Originally she was probably a Kongo deity but research into that area is difficult. Some treat her as a separate Orixa. Some treat her as a female path of Exu. Whatever your inclination, her energy is powerful and seductive.
Pombagira is one of many aspects of the Orixa Exú (Eleggua).
Offerings : Champagne, chocolate, cigars eggs, apples, strawberries, perfumes, combs, mirrors, flowers (especially roses), drinks, cigarettes, etc. . She, like Exu, likes to eat hot foods. She is very fond of roses, but it is best to remove the thorns before offering them to her.
Colors and Day of the Week: Her colors are red and black and white, depending on the path. We use Friday as her day, since it's the first day of the weekend.
THIS IS A UNIQUE SPIRIT DOLL DEDICATED TO POMBA GIRA. POMBA GIRA ALWAYS LOVE CATS, HER FAVORITE ANIMAL. She is 11" Tall, handmade, consecrated & blessed by Mambo High Priestess. This Spirit Doll is of exceptional aesthetic quality of artistic, appealing look with very strong & vibrant energy to invoke the Power of Ancient Orixa to aid you in your daily live. Every Spirit doll is unique with their own energy, none is the same. This is the ONE & ONLY Piece Exclusively available at ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ Good Luck!
Blessed Be,
Oceanos
*By Law, ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ make no claims as to the mystical and esoteric abilities of products. However, all information has been faithfully gathered from ancient reference books & folklore beliefs & presented as such. ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ reserved all the Rights to reject any special request if its not for One's needs or greater good. ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ is not responsible for any "Misuse" or "Abuse" of its "Products" once the goods had passed to the Buyer or New owner.
~ SOLD ~ *My Apologies to those who are interested in her as she is taken, this is the ONE & ONLY piece. I will let you all know if i do have Other POMBA GIRA Voodoo/ Spirit Dolls available. -
Oh my, goddess of cats, it is so gorgeous -
very pretty OCEANOS!
( i mean the doll ) wonder how much it cost.. hmm -
Originally posted by marzguy:
Merry Meet Marzguy Di Di,
[b] Oh my, goddess of cats, it is so gorgeous [/b]
Definitely Gorgeous, ONE & ONLY piece! Will not have another piece, very strong alluring energy too.
Blessed Be,
Oceanos -
Merry Meet Angel Sweetie,Originally posted by ^silly_angel^:very pretty OCEANOS!
( i mean the doll ) wonder how much it cost.. hmm
Yeah, very pretty indeed this Pomba Gira, unique too, very rare! She is great for use in all Matters of Love too, no one can resist her charm & advance. Cost wise to me its moderate. Interested, do let me know ya. Thanks.
Blessed Be,
Oceanos -
One of a kind !!!!
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~ MILAGROS ~
What is Milagro?
Milagros are small religious charms, which the faithful believe are endowed
with spiritual or magical powers for healing and for helping restore and
preserve well-being and balance in their lives, or the lives of those whom
they pray for.
Typically, in Mexico, the use of milagros is connected with an institution
known as the "manda". This where a person will ask a favor a saint, and
then, in order to repay the saint after the favor has been granted, one
must make a pilgrimage to the shrine of that saint, and take a milagro and
leave it there. These milagros are typically pinned to some object of
devotion in the shrine, and often a small prayer of thanks is added,
written of a piece of paper, typically.
People also might carry a milagro with them in order to get its benefit.
For instance, and curandera - a spiritual healer - might bless a milagro
and recommend that the person carry it in her pocketbook or on her person,
in order to cure a physical ailment or to ward off evil, or bring about a
change of fortune.
Milagros can represent specific objects, persons, or even animals, or they
might represent concepts that might be symbolized by the object represented
in the milagro. For instance, a head might represent a person, a person's
head, the mind, the spirit, a condition such a headache, or whatever
concept that the owner or that a curandero or curandera might assign to it.
~ Milagros Cross ~
Found in many areas of Latin America, Milagros Crosses are used by people to petition saints for help or protection. In many of the churches one can see wooden statues of various saints, the Virgin Mary, or of Christ. On these figures the people often pin small metal images of arms, legs, animals, praying figures or other symbols of their prayers. These Milagros serve to remind the saint of the person's prayers of to thank the saint for prayers that have been answered. Horse or sheep figures may be left to ask for help in healing a sick animal or for fertility. Students may leave a open book asking for divine intervention in their grades. Hearts are often left to thank the saint for answering the prayers of the lovelorn.
~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ "Milagros Cross Series"
~*~ THE MIRACLE CROSS / MILAGROS CROSS ~*~
This Sacred "Milagros" Cross measures 8 1/4" tall x 61/2" wide and 3/4" thick. Decorated with small gold charms. In Latin America and the American Southwest, milagros are offered at shrines & sacred sites by believers as requests for divine assistance, or as thanks for a blessing. This cross has 16 Milagros charms. The charms are attached with tiny little nails. The front of the cross is painted black and brown.
THE WORD "MILAGROS" MEANS "MIRACLES"! Milagros are small objects offered to saints or popular images of deities in return for favors granted or prayers answered. This Milagros Cross is Handmade & Blessed. A great Work of Highly Artistic, Religious & Mystical Values, great addition to your home or collections. A MUST HAVE for any any Collector or enthusiast! Great for use in your Petitions to the Divine for Spiritual Aids & Protection! An Unique Gift for you Loved Ones! This is the ONE & ONLY 1950s VINTAGE Piece Exclusively available at ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ Good Luck!
Blessed Be,
Oceanos
*By Law, ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ make no claims as to the mystical and esoteric abilities of products. However, all information has been faithfully gathered from ancient reference books & folklore beliefs & presented as such. ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ reserved all the Rights to reject any special request if its not for One's needs or greater good. ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ is not responsible for any "Misuse" or "Abuse" of its "Products" once the goods had passed to the Buyer or New owner. -
Originally posted by OCEANOS:
[b]Merry Meet Marzguy Di Di,
Definitely Gorgeous, ONE & ONLY piece! Will not have another piece, very strong alluring energy too.
Blessed Be,
Oceanos[/b] It is indeed very alluring. Any new products coming up? -
Originally posted by marzguy:
Merry Meet Marzguy Di Di,
It is indeed very alluring. Any new products coming up?
Yeah more will be coming up, i am sure its bound to delight everyone's senses! More Voodoo & Spirit Dolls will be making their debut in here!
Blessed Be,
Oceanos -
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~*~ LOA Authentic Voodoo Series ~*~
What is Voodoo, Voudou, Vodu, Vodun?
The Magick performed based on an Ancient Religion from a distant land. What we today call Voodoo and think of as mere superstition was actually an animist religion called Vodu or Voudou, originating in West Africa with the Yoruba tribe and on the Caribbean island Saint Domingue. It had arrived in New Orleans during the French colonial period with the slave trade. In 1718, Nouvelle Orleans was founded by the Quebecois explorer Bienville, and from those early days this belief in spirits and the power of nature had been the strength of the enslaved. Eventually, even the Europeans and the Creoles in New Orleans (natives of European origin, French and Spanish) came to fear Voodoo. The leaders in Voodoo were the male doctors (like Dr. John) and the female queens(like Marie Laveau) who eventually reigned supreme in New Orleans.
All Voodoo is said to have roots in the West African spirit-based, snake-worshiping, animist faith called "Vodu" (possibly from the Dahomey tribe); Vodu was a term which meant "the gods." Animism was a belief in spirits who lived in nature and resided in natural objects, such as in trees.
What is Santeria?
This is a form of Voodoo which incorporates elements of Catholicism and comes from Cuba. Other Caribbean islands have developed their own form of beliefs. Obeah is Voodoo from Jamaica, while Shango is Voodoo from Trinidad.
What is Orixa, Orisa, Orisha?
Orisha, also spelled Orisa and Orixa is a spirit that reflects one of the manifestations of Olodumare (God) in the Yoruba spiritual or religious system. This religion has found its way throughout the world and is now expressed in several varieties which include Anago, Oyotunji, Candomblé and SanterÃa/Lukumi. These varieties or spiritual lineages as they are called are practiced throughout areas of Brazil, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Trinidad and Tobago, the United States, Mexico and Venezuela. As interest in African indigenous religions (spiritual systems) grow, Orisa communities and lineages can be found in parts of Europe and Asia as well. While estimates vary, there could be more than one million adherents of this spiritual tradition worldwide.
These traditions originated several thousand years ago from the Yoruba people of West Africa, who stresses alignment between Human and Ori. Orà translates as head, but also to one's spiritual intuition and personal destiny. Ase, which also spelled "Axe", "Ashe" or "Ache" is the life-force that runs though all things, living and inanimate. Ase is the "power to make things happen". It is an affirmation which is used in greetings and prayers, as well as a concept about spiritual growth. Orisha devotees strive to obtain Ase through Iwa-Pele or gentle and good character, in turn they experience alignment with the Ori or what others might call inner peace or satisfaction with Life.
Yoruba were brought to the New World during the Maafa or African Slave Trade along with other West African ethnicities. Yoruba's religion beliefs were most popular among the spiritual expression of African populations of the New World because a large number of Yoruba were captured and sold into slavery. Many Yoruba priests chose to be captured and sold into slavery so that Africans would have spiritual support in the New World.
Orishas include Shango, Olokun, Ifá, Yemoja, Osun, Obatala, Ogun, Oko, Soponna, Oya and Esu, among countless others. The Yoruba also venerate their Egungun, or Ancestors.
~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ "Voodoo & Spirit Doll Series"
~*~ La Good Fortune Wanga Doll~*~
This La Good Fortune Wanga Doll is handmade, blessed , and created by the Mambo High Priestess. She gets her energy from her head which is made, and hand sculpted of clay . Her spirit comes from her body that is stuffed with Spanish Moss in which the southern breeze blows through while hanging from the cypress trees . She has Magickal Botanicals, Herbs & Roots in her Dress for Good Luck , A piece of Bark from an Oak tree for strength , A shell collected from the shores of the Gulf Coast to enhance Good Fortune , and Protection. Her face is painted with the features painted on . She has feathers in her White hair for the spirit of the doll to take flight , to find the best Good Fortune and Protection for you . She wears her crown , stating she is The Queen. A beautiful Lavender ribbon around her neck , enhanced with a Purple flower. A Jewel in the center of her forehead. Hang her by her Ribbon in your home , also can be placed on your front Door, your car & anywhere indoor or outdoor. She has the 4 elements of Voodoo! Spanish Moss that the Southern Breeze blows through for Wind , The Shell collected from the shores of the Gulf Coast , for Water. The head baked , for Fire , and the Bark of a Oak tree , for Earth!
THIS IS A UNIQUE AUTHENTIC WANGA DOLL handmade, consecrated & blessed by Mambo High Priestess. Every La Good Fortune Wanga Doll is imbued with Spirit of Loa, they possess very strong & vibrant energy to bring Luck & Good Fortune to the owner together with Protective Power. Every Spirit doll is unique with their own energy, none is the same. Beautiful and unique item for your collection , or as a gift, comes complete with instructions in a beautiful Gift box or Bag. This La Good Fortune Wanga Doll is Exclusively available at ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ Good Luck!
Blessed Be,
Oceanos
*By Law, ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ make no claims as to the mystical and esoteric abilities of products. However, all information has been faithfully gathered from ancient reference books & folklore beliefs & presented as such. ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ reserved all the Rights to reject any special request if its not for One's needs or greater good. ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ is not responsible for any "Misuse" or "Abuse" of its "Products" once the goods had passed to the Buyer or New owner. -
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~*~ LOA Authentic Voodoo Series ~*~
What is Voodoo, Voudou, Vodu, Vodun?
The Magick performed based on an Ancient Religion from a distant land. What we today call Voodoo and think of as mere superstition was actually an animist religion called Vodu or Voudou, originating in West Africa with the Yoruba tribe and on the Caribbean island Saint Domingue. It had arrived in New Orleans during the French colonial period with the slave trade. In 1718, Nouvelle Orleans was founded by the Quebecois explorer Bienville, and from those early days this belief in spirits and the power of nature had been the strength of the enslaved. Eventually, even the Europeans and the Creoles in New Orleans (natives of European origin, French and Spanish) came to fear Voodoo. The leaders in Voodoo were the male doctors (like Dr. John) and the female queens(like Marie Laveau) who eventually reigned supreme in New Orleans.
All Voodoo is said to have roots in the West African spirit-based, snake-worshiping, animist faith called "Vodu" (possibly from the Dahomey tribe); Vodu was a term which meant "the gods." Animism was a belief in spirits who lived in nature and resided in natural objects, such as in trees.
What is Santeria?
This is a form of Voodoo which incorporates elements of Catholicism and comes from Cuba. Other Caribbean islands have developed their own form of beliefs. Obeah is Voodoo from Jamaica, while Shango is Voodoo from Trinidad.
What is Orixa, Orisa, Orisha?
Orisha, also spelled Orisa and Orixa is a spirit that reflects one of the manifestations of Olodumare (God) in the Yoruba spiritual or religious system. This religion has found its way throughout the world and is now expressed in several varieties which include Anago, Oyotunji, Candomblé and SanterÃa/Lukumi. These varieties or spiritual lineages as they are called are practiced throughout areas of Brazil, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Trinidad and Tobago, the United States, Mexico and Venezuela. As interest in African indigenous religions (spiritual systems) grow, Orisa communities and lineages can be found in parts of Europe and Asia as well. While estimates vary, there could be more than one million adherents of this spiritual tradition worldwide.
These traditions originated several thousand years ago from the Yoruba people of West Africa, who stresses alignment between Human and Ori. Orà translates as head, but also to one's spiritual intuition and personal destiny. Ase, which also spelled "Axe", "Ashe" or "Ache" is the life-force that runs though all things, living and inanimate. Ase is the "power to make things happen". It is an affirmation which is used in greetings and prayers, as well as a concept about spiritual growth. Orisha devotees strive to obtain Ase through Iwa-Pele or gentle and good character, in turn they experience alignment with the Ori or what others might call inner peace or satisfaction with Life.
Yoruba were brought to the New World during the Maafa or African Slave Trade along with other West African ethnicities. Yoruba's religion beliefs were most popular among the spiritual expression of African populations of the New World because a large number of Yoruba were captured and sold into slavery. Many Yoruba priests chose to be captured and sold into slavery so that Africans would have spiritual support in the New World.
Orishas include Shango, Olokun, Ifá, Yemoja, Osun, Obatala, Ogun, Oko, Soponna, Oya and Esu, among countless others. The Yoruba also venerate their Egungun, or Ancestors.
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~*~ ERZULIE ~*~
Erzulie: (Ezili) Quite simply, Erzulie is the goddess of love, the female energy of Legba.
She has tremendous power and is feared as much as she is loved. Also, she has several different roles: goddess of the word, love, help, goodwill, health, beauty and fortune.
But Voodoo has a most special place for Erzulie, the loa of beauty, the loa who is so uniquely human since she is the differentiating force between human and all other creation. She is the ability to conceptualize, the ability to dream, the artistic ability to create. She is the loa of ideality.
Erzulie is not a loa of elemental forces, but THE loa of ideal dreams, hopes and aspirations. As such she is the most loved loa of all. She is pale in appearance; almost white, even though she is Dahomean in origin. In every sanctuary there is a room, or corner of a room, dedicated to her.
Offerings: All the sweet things She loves--perfume, sweet food, and desserts such as bananas fried in sugar.
Colours: Blue, Red, multicoloured
~*~ La Erzulie Voodoo Doll~*~
This La Erzulie Voodoo Doll is handmade, blessed , and created by the Mambo High Priestess. She gets her energy from her head which is made, and hand sculpted of clay. Her spirit comes from her body that is stuffed with Spanish Moss in which the southern breeze blows through while hanging from the cypress trees Her body is made out of fresh pine from fresh cut pine trees, that's where My La Erzulie gets her strength . She has a Mojo Bag for Good Luck , with Love Botanicals, Herbs & Roots , to enhance Romance . La Erzulie always carries a Mojo Bag , to put her gris gris in. Her hair is made of black yarn . Her face is painted black with the features painted on .. She wears a dress held together by ties . She has a Large Heart Jewel in the middle of her forehead and a jewel heart in the middle of her chest ( Color Of Jewels Vary ) . She will make an excellent Altar Piece or A Magickal Doll in your Bedroom to enhance Love & Relationship, Put her on your dresser table to enhance Beauty & Glamour, your Bedside Table or anywhere indoor!
THIS IS A UNIQUE AUTHENTIC VOODOO DOLL DEDICATED TO ERZULIE handmade, consecrated & blessed by Mambo High Priestess. Every La Erzulie Doll is imbued & blessed with Loa of Erzulie, they possess very strong & vibrant, alluring energy to bring Love to the owner with Blessings upon them with Aura of Enchantment & Seductive. Every Voodoo doll is unique with their own energy, none is the same. Beautiful and unique item for your collection , or as a gift, comes complete with instructions in a beautiful Gift box or Bag. This La Erzulie Voodoo Doll is Exclusively available at ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ Good Luck!
Blessed Be,
Oceanos
*By Law, ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ make no claims as to the mystical and esoteric abilities of products. However, all information has been faithfully gathered from ancient reference books & folklore beliefs & presented as such. ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ reserved all the Rights to reject any special request if its not for One's needs or greater good. ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ is not responsible for any "Misuse" or "Abuse" of its "Products" once the goods had passed to the Buyer or New owner. -
Wow, The dolls looks kinda of cute
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I think it looks very exotic
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yeah indeed very exotic!
anymore items oceanos korkor? -
Originally posted by marzguy:
Merry Meet Marzguy Di Di,
[b]Wow, The dolls looks kinda of cute [/b]
Well they sure are... You like them?
Blessed Be,
Oceanos -
Merry Meet Angel Sweetie,Originally posted by ^silly_angel^:yeah indeed very exotic!
anymore items oceanos korkor?
Yeah... anything of your interest? There will be more coming up.
Blessed Be,
Oceanos -
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~*~ LOA Authentic Voodoo Series ~*~
What is Voodoo, Voudou, Vodu, Vodun?
The Magick performed based on an Ancient Religion from a distant land. What we today call Voodoo and think of as mere superstition was actually an animist religion called Vodu or Voudou, originating in West Africa with the Yoruba tribe and on the Caribbean island Saint Domingue. It had arrived in New Orleans during the French colonial period with the slave trade. In 1718, Nouvelle Orleans was founded by the Quebecois explorer Bienville, and from those early days this belief in spirits and the power of nature had been the strength of the enslaved. Eventually, even the Europeans and the Creoles in New Orleans (natives of European origin, French and Spanish) came to fear Voodoo. The leaders in Voodoo were the male doctors (like Dr. John) and the female queens(like Marie Laveau) who eventually reigned supreme in New Orleans.
All Voodoo is said to have roots in the West African spirit-based, snake-worshiping, animist faith called "Vodu" (possibly from the Dahomey tribe); Vodu was a term which meant "the gods." Animism was a belief in spirits who lived in nature and resided in natural objects, such as in trees.
What is Santeria?
This is a form of Voodoo which incorporates elements of Catholicism and comes from Cuba. Other Caribbean islands have developed their own form of beliefs. Obeah is Voodoo from Jamaica, while Shango is Voodoo from Trinidad.
What is Orixa, Orisa, Orisha?
Orisha, also spelled Orisa and Orixa is a spirit that reflects one of the manifestations of Olodumare (God) in the Yoruba spiritual or religious system. This religion has found its way throughout the world and is now expressed in several varieties which include Anago, Oyotunji, Candomblé and SanterÃa/Lukumi. These varieties or spiritual lineages as they are called are practiced throughout areas of Brazil, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Trinidad and Tobago, the United States, Mexico and Venezuela. As interest in African indigenous religions (spiritual systems) grow, Orisa communities and lineages can be found in parts of Europe and Asia as well. While estimates vary, there could be more than one million adherents of this spiritual tradition worldwide.
These traditions originated several thousand years ago from the Yoruba people of West Africa, who stresses alignment between Human and Ori. Orà translates as head, but also to one's spiritual intuition and personal destiny. Ase, which also spelled "Axe", "Ashe" or "Ache" is the life-force that runs though all things, living and inanimate. Ase is the "power to make things happen". It is an affirmation which is used in greetings and prayers, as well as a concept about spiritual growth. Orisha devotees strive to obtain Ase through Iwa-Pele or gentle and good character, in turn they experience alignment with the Ori or what others might call inner peace or satisfaction with Life.
Yoruba were brought to the New World during the Maafa or African Slave Trade along with other West African ethnicities. Yoruba's religion beliefs were most popular among the spiritual expression of African populations of the New World because a large number of Yoruba were captured and sold into slavery. Many Yoruba priests chose to be captured and sold into slavery so that Africans would have spiritual support in the New World.
Orishas include Shango, Olokun, Ifá, Yemoja, Osun, Obatala, Ogun, Oko, Soponna, Oya and Esu, among countless others. The Yoruba also venerate their Egungun, or Ancestors.
~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ "Voodoo & Spirit Doll Series"
~*~ WORRY DOLLS ~*~
Worry dolls, or trouble dolls, are very small dolls made in Guatemala. A person who cannot sleep due to worrying can place a worry doll under the pillow; the doll is thought to worry in the person's place, thereby permitting the person to sleep.
~*~ La Trick & Treat Worry Voodoo Dolls~*~
These La Trick & Treat Worry Voodoo Dolls are handmade, blessed , and created by the Mambo High Priestess. Just tell your worries to these 2 little Worry Warts , and put them by your bed at night . In the morning wake up feeling like the weight of the world has lifted off your shoulders . Trick will do the Trick , and Treat will give the Treat. They get their energy from their heads which are made, and hand sculpted of clay. Their spirit comes from their bodies that are stuffed with Spanish Moss in which the southern breeze blows through while hanging from the cypress trees .Their bodies are made out of fresh pine from fresh cut pine trees, that's where My Worry Couple gets their strength. They have a Mojo Bag each for Good Luck , with Rest And Relaxation Botanicals, Herbs & Roots , to enhance Peace and Serenity... Their faces are painted with the features painted on . They have feathers on their Heads and Mojo Bags for the spirit of the dolls to take flight to find the best Luck, Piece and Serenity for you . They wear dresses held together by ties . They have a Jewel in the middle of their foreheads and a jewel heart in the middle of their chest . They will make an excellent Altar Piece or Magickal Dolls in your Bedroom to give you Peace & Restful Sleep, Put them on your Bedside Table or anywhere indoor! These Worry Tarts definitely make excellent companions for those who can't sleep well due to stress, anyone who wish to relax, Let them work for you & make your Everyday Happy & Stress-free!
~*~ LA TRICK WORRY VOODOO DOLL ~*~
~*~ LA TREAT WORRY VOODOO DOLL ~*~
THESE ARE UNIQUE AUTHENTIC WORRY VOODOO DOLLS handmade, consecrated & blessed by Mambo High Priestess. They are "POWERFUL DOLLS" that unite the power of WORRY and of VOODOO dolls. These La Trick & Treat Worry Voodoo Dolls are imbued & blessed with Power of Loa, they possess very strong & vibrant energy to bring Peace & Serenity to the owner with Blessings upon them with Joy, Happiness & Luck.They work better in a Couple Set of Trick & Treat Worry Voodoo Dolls but can be use individually too. Every Voodoo doll is unique with their own energy, none is the same. Beautiful and unique item for your collection , or as a gift, comes complete with instructions in a beautiful Gift box or Bag. These La Trick & Treat Worry Voodoo Dolls are Exclusively available at ~*~ LIGHT OF ATLANTIS ~*~ Good Luck!
Blessed Be,
Oceanos
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Whoa... really have more n more things coming up.Wish u e best for ur business this Christmas.
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Originally posted by OCEANOS:
Ha ha
[b]Merry Meet Marzguy Di Di,
Well they sure are... You like them?
Blessed Be,
Oceanos[/b]
Ya all the dolls are very cute and exotic Wah worry dolls and Treat or trick dolls. ha ha awesome. Well, I always have no problem sleeping. The treat or trick dolls and worry dolls looks really nice. Sounds like halloween. -
Ha ha nice pictureOriginally posted by harryryan: so what u getting for Oceanos bro?