vodoun การใช้

• Some individuals practice Vodoun, either in combination with Christianity or separately.
• He originates from Africa and is originally from Vodoun.
• Ifa Divination is considered to be part of a religious system like Ifa, Lukumi, Santeria, Vodoun.
• In the region s tribal capital of Abomey, Benin, she documented the conservation project for the Vodoun.
• Most " gens de couleur " were Roman Catholic, and many denounced the Vodoun religion originating in Africa.
• They stumbled across the clearing where the natives had performed their Vodoun rituals, before being wiped out in colonial times.
• Soglo, a southerner, retaliated by proclaiming an official holiday for Vodoun, the ancestral religion along Benin's coast.
• Houna's simple version of the Vatican, with its high-flying white flag, is the center of Vodoun in this region.
• She is the primary creator, Mawu-Lisa the secondary creator and the theology based on these is called Vodun, Voodoo or Vodoun.
• The ecstatic, possessory form of invocation may be compared to loa possession in the National Geographic journalist Carol Beckwith described events she had witnessed during Vodoun possessions:
• Similarly, the website for Mami Wata West African Diaspora Vodoun, based in the southern United States, notes that elders in the Vodoun religion are generally against initiating homosexuals.
• Similarly, the website for Mami Wata West African Diaspora Vodoun, based in the southern United States, notes that elders in the Vodoun religion are generally against initiating homosexuals.
• It appears to not be an actual language, but rather an assortment of words, songs, and incantations  some secret  from various languages once used in Haitian Vodoun ceremonies.
• Today, Ouidah is the domain of Sossa's chief rival, Daagbo Hounon Houna, whose business card reads, " His Excellence, Supreme Chief of the Vodoun ."
• What he wants to make clear, however, is that among its boundless mysteries Vodoun has nothing to do with the common Western perception of sticking pins in dolls to persecute real or imagined enemies.
• From Creole New Orleans to the swamplands of Florida, from Baptist church shouts to blues lyrics, talk of hoodoo and mojo _ references to Ouidah's ancient religion, Vodoun _ has sprinkled American life.
• In Haiti, Vodoun is a progenitor of the religion that Haitians call Vaudou, and the Haitian revolutionary leader Toussaint l'Ouverture is believed to have passed through this town on his way to the Caribbean.
• She is a racine, or root Loa, associated with Vodoun Mambo ( priestess ), and as such is also associated with priestly knowledge and mysteries, particularly those of initiation, and the natural world.
• He has published 180 scientific and popular articles on subjects ranging from Haitian vodoun and Amazonian myth and religion to the global biodiversity crisis, the traditional use of psychotropic drugs, and the ethnobotany of South American Indians.
• Morisseau translated the classical Greek tragedy " Antigone " into Creole as " Wa Kreyon ", at the same time adapting the characters and context for Haitian culture, for instance, featuring a Vodoun priest.