African mysticism

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Embark on a mystical journey with the Seven African Powers! mojosiedlak.com/book/seven-african-powers

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Awo Ifabayo Ogunwale on Instagram: “Peace and blessings of ifa orisa and our beloved ancestors be with you all. Ase🙏”

Read what the interesting and primitive African Astrology has to say about your personality. 12 zodiacs based on Geomancy and highly accurate.

Look very closely at the people on the bottom... We descend from a Great WORLDWIDE EMPIRE!!!! #Circumnavigators

The Pende Minganji masqueraders offer a breathtaking look into a rich and centuries-old tradition from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Their performances are a visual feast, featuring spectacular masks that are both enormous and intricately designed, with exaggerated features like bulging eyes and wide mouths. These masks, crafted from wood and adorned with vivid colors and striking patterns, act as mystical gateways to the spirit world. As dancers, clad in costumes made from raffia…

Africa | The Bamileke of Cameroon | ©️️Denis Lonchampt

"The term afrofuturism has its origins in African-American science fiction. Central to the concept of afrofuturism are the science-fiction writers Octavia Butler and Samuel R. Delany and the Jazz musician Sun Ra, who created a mythical persona that merged science fiction with Egyptian mysticism. It is this otherness that is at the heart of afrofuturism"