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IFA-
EXPOSITION OF IFA LITERARY CORPUS,
by Wande Abimbola
A literary analysis of the Yoruba oral tradition material known as
Ifa. The first part of the book deals with the cultural background,
and explores the divining process. The second part of the book is
an analysis of the form of Ifa texts, including the stylistic features
of the poetic language. Also discusses the concept of predestinatin
in Yoruba belief as well as in the Yorua cosmos. |
$31.00
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URBAN
VOODOO ,
by S. Jason Black & Christopher S. Hyatt
This book fills a long-standing need in the literature of Voodoo.
It is not another historical or sociological study, but a candid and
personal account by two who came to "the religion" from
outside. Includes descriptions of the phenomena triggered by Voodoo
practice, divination techniques, spells, and a method of self-initiation. |
$21.00
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THE
LIFE AND WORKS OF MARIE LAVEAU,
by Raul Canizares
GRIS-GRIS; CLEANSINGS, CHARMS, HEXES. In the early 1800's Marie Laveau
at the age of 36, reigned as queen of all Voodoo in New Orleans. The
recipes and charms in this book come directly from Marie's personal
notebooks. |
$12.00
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DIVINE
HORSEMEN - THE LIVING GODS OF HAITI,
by Maya Deren
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$22.00
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VODOU
VISIONS ,
by Sallie Ann Glassman
Comprehensive and inviting, this book introduces readers to Vodou's
rich history, powerful ancestors, and vibrant spirits, known as
Lwa. Wth more tan one hundred breathtaking illustrations, Vodou
Visions reveals how to honor and invoke the Lwa with specific
ceremonial offerings and litanies.
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$21.00
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VOODOO
& HOODOO,
by Jim Hasking
Learn how the spiritual descendants of African medicine men and sorcerers
lay tricks and work their magic. the authors also explain the hold
these practices have had on their believers, from the Old World origins
until today. |
$19.00
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