Diasporic (African)

Diasporic further on these related pages:

Akan Anago Yoruba Candomblé Hoodoo, Rootwork, Conjure, Obeah Ifa, Babalawo Lucumi, Ocha, Santeria

Palo, Congo, Inkisi Products and Services Rastafarianism Shango Baptist Umbanda Vodou, Vodun, Voodoo

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Diasporic Sites:

Lydia Cabrera Bibliography Lydia Cabrera Bibliography: A lengthy ist of books on all aspects of African Diasporic religions in Cuba written by the renowned ethnographer Lydia Cabrera. (Diasporic) http://www.afrocubaweb.com/cabrera.htm At the Crossroads: Afro-Cuban Orisha Arts At the Crossroads: Afro-Cuban Orisha Arts: A multimedia exhibition at the Historical Museum of Southern Florida on traditional arts associated with the Afro-Cuban Orisha religion in Miami. (Diasporic) http://www.historical-museum.org/exhibits/orisha/orisha.htm Ancestors and Inquices Ancestors and Inquices: Kongo-derived religions are based on veneration of named ancestors (Nkuyu), water spirits or remote ancestors (Simbi), nature spirits or remotest ancestors (Inquises), and the high god (Nzambi Mpongo). (Diasporic) http://www.inquiceweb.com/antepasado.html Palo and Lukumi Organization Palo and Lukumi Organization: An interfaith religious web site administered by an elder priest of both the Palo and Lukumi traditions, providing guidance and assistance to the followers of these religions. Many families practice two or more African, Christian, or Spiritist belief sys (Diasporic) http://www.palo.org/ ATR Pan-African Spirituality Forum ATR Pan-African Spirituality Forum: Discussion forum on all African Traditional Religions as practiced in Africa and the Diaspora, including Vodoun, Ifa, Orisha, Santeria, Candomble, Palo, Kemet. One-time registration is required to enter the ATR Forum. (Diasporic) http://forums.delphiforums.com/dahomey/ Organization of African Traditional Healers (OATH) Organization of African Traditional Healers (OATH): A nonprofit, religious, educational, and certification organization committed to the positive promotion of African Traditional Religions, and the legitimatization of ATR practitioners in the United States and its territories. (Diasporic) http://www.mamiwata.com/OATH.html National African Religion Congress (NARC) National African Religion Congress (NARC): Provides international directory of Priests and Priestesses of the Akan, Candomble, Haitian Voodoo, Yoruba, Lucumi, Santeria, and related religions of the African Diaspora. Discusses unity among practioners of all African based religions and gives informa (Diasporic) http://narcworld.com