Gànlɔdó Xɔ́tómɛ̀ an Aja-Fon Afrikan Maroon Monarchy
Kúlítɔ Nùwíwá – Ancestor Festival Today we are happy to announce the beginning of the 9-day Kúlítɔ Nùwíwá Ancestral Feast and Celebration! This celebration starts every year on the first …
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Today and over the next 3 days we celebrate the dawning of another Sunkpeka or Full Moon. In fact, this is the first full moon of the month and the …
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Mi ku do Kúlítɔ Hɔngbó! Today, on Gbetɔzangbe (“Monday”), date of Kúlítɔ, 6265 AX (Gregorian March, 25 2024) we celebrate Kúlitɔ Hɔngbó. This word literally means “ancestor/ancestral portal” in the …
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Today in our sacred calendar we celebrate Gbĕlŭgan. Gbĕlŭ means to overcome an obstacle. Gan is something big/great. It is a 45-day ritual cycle done to the deities to target specific …
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A Concise Definition of African Vodun Part 1 Let us take a cursory overview of Vodún for those who may be new to its overall teachings and those in the …
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Awŏvì (Entity-Chaos), Its Yõvó Enemy-Parasite Agent and How to Overcome Them From a Maroon perspective, we have discovered and expounded upon the concept of the -enemy-parasite, how it operates from …
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About the New Year Happy New Year to All. As you know, our year starts on the vernal equinox. Our first month is called Kúlítɔ (Ancestors). The fixed Kpólí Fá …
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Jejegbo is one of the most formidable of what we call in Vodùn the yɛ̀kplinu. It is fear itself. Yɛ̀kplinu are a group if spirits of abject negativity and destruction. …
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Afrikan Herbal Medicinal Power, the Beauty of Language and Culture Ewé Eyin Olobe There is power and meaning in the word from an Afrikan perspective, and the Yorùbá people display …
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Ero Atilẹba Iwoye Agbaye – The Archetypal Expression There are concepts we see expressed by different cultures around the world that center around certain universal phenomenon. The expression or even …
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