Orishas, Goddesses, and Voodoo Queens
The Divine Feminine in the African Religious Traditions
by:
Lilith Dorsey
Summary:
The book explores the role of powerful female figures in various African and African diaspora spiritual systems, including West African orishas, Haitian Vodou loas, and New Orleans Voodoo queens. It delves into their myths, rituals, and influence, offering insights into their cultural significance and the ways they empower practitioners in contemporary worship.
Key points:
1. African Divine Feminine: The book examines the Divine Feminine in African religions, focusing on the importance of female deities and their roles in spirituality and daily life.
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