Papa Shanga - A voodoo mágia gyakorlata

The name VOODOO is the Beninese "Vodun" can be traced back to word, where most of the West Indian slaves came from, and whose descendants can still be found today mainly in the Caribbean region. The church saw the devilish manifestation of paganism in this cult complex and tried - in any case to no avail - to fight it. Unfortunately, until now, only very few useful readings can be found on the voodoo cult, especially books on the practice, so that we can get to know the material of voodoo magic, it can be taught and magically let's continue to educate ourselves. Voodoo magic remained largely hidden from the world and was essentially limited to Haiti. This is how voodoo magic was able to partially settle in our latitude. The writer spent his experience and study time with a Venezuelan voodoo priest from Maracay, who taught him the old rites and the magic call. In this book, we want to write down the most interesting magical experiences. But in particular, we want to explain the practical part of voodoo magic in depth. At this point, we must emphasize that all invocation and ritual texts are written in capital letters, with which ritual formulas and spirit summons can be recognized more easily. The given (name) appears in the quote text, the name of the victim, whom we want to bewitch, does not need to be given. In order to make it easier to understand the content and themes of voodoo, a list of foreign terms and words is attached to the end of the book.

Hermit Publishing House
Esoteric
150 pages
Binding: softboard, glue bound
ISBN: 9786155342776
Author: Papa Shanga