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The Seven African Powers/ Voodoo Gods
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The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
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The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
The Seven African Powers/ Voodoo Gods
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...The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
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The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
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...The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
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The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
Candle Magic
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...Spell Casters Articles Candle Magic Rated 5/5 Stars This article is all about about candle or sympathetic magic. Introduction Candle magic is among the simplest forms of magic, called sympathetic.......
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...Spell Casters Articles Candle Magic Rated 5/5 Stars This article is all about about candle or sympathetic magic. Introduction Candle magic is among the simplest forms of magic, called sympathetic.......
The Seven African Powers/ Voodoo Gods
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...The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
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The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
The Seven African Powers/ Voodoo Gods
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...The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
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The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
The Seven African Powers/ Voodoo Gods
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...The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
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The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
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...The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
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The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
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...The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
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The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
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...The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
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The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
The Seven African Powers/ Voodoo Gods
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...The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
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The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
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...The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
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The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
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...The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
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The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
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...The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
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The Seven African powers are the most well-known and celebrated divinities of the Yoruban Pantheon. They are common to all Yoruban faiths, although they are not always considered to be the same deities. In Macumba traditions (Candomble, Umbanda), they are called {Orixa;} in Vodoun, they are called {Lwas;} in Palo, {Nkisi;}...
The Left, Right & Gray Hand paths
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...put connection into it to Black magic. examples: satanism, demonolatry, voodoo (people do do have conversation about that tho), sex/any nsfw magic so just shortly saying what usual people would consider tabboo Right hand path is on the other side connected with white magic........
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...put connection into it to Black magic. examples: satanism, demonolatry, voodoo (people do do have conversation about that tho), sex/any nsfw magic so just shortly saying what usual people would consider tabboo Right hand path is on the other side connected with white magic........