Mami Wata Healers Society of North America Inc.,

Wezolo! Aenouledo.
How are you all doing? Thank you for your patience.
We are pleased to announce that our website, www.mamiwata.com, is up. Here are some links that you may find useful:

www.mamiwata.com
www.mamiwata.com/forms.html
www.mamiwata.com/mami-wata.html
www.mamiwata.com/mama-tchamba.html
www.mamiwata.com/photos-main.html
www.mamiwata.com/prayer-form.html
www.mamiwata.com/consultation-form.html

Akpelo!

Wezolo! We pray that you and your families are well. Join us for Sala, Gbedodoɖa, Prière, Prayer on Saturday, December 2nd. Bring a friend or two and discover the traditions of our Foremothers and Forefathers.
Children of the African Diaspora, come to learn the true history and culture of your Ancient Ancestors and celebrate them all with us.

Weather permitting, we will see you there.

We Continue.
Akpelo!

BOOK SPOTLIGHT: Today, we commemorate the collection of works written by Mama Zogbé and Mama Zodédé. If you haven't read them yet, now is a great time to add them to your personal collection!

1. The Sibyls: the First Prophetess’ of Mami (Wata):The Theft of African Prophecy by the Catholic Church
2.Vodoun: Why African-Americans Fear Their Cosmogenetic Paths to God
3.Afa: A Brief Introduction to the Sacred Anago System of Divination in Ewe Vodoun
4.Mami Wata: Africa's Ancient God/dess Unveiled Vol.I
5.Mami Wata: Africa's Ancient God/dess Unveiled Vol.II
6. Origins of the Vodoun Religion in America

BOOK SPOTLIGHT:

Origins of the Vodoun Religion in America: Reclamation of A Suppressed Heritage

African/Diaspora religions are some of the fastest growing spiritual traditions in the West. New generations are born literally being called back to finish the work began by their enslaved and distant African ancestors and deities. The constant dilemma of having to rely upon outdated, patronizing anthropology texts, and” New Age” western spiritual literature, supported by sensationalist Hollywood stereotypes, is problematic at best. This brief introduction will aid in dispelling many misconceptions about the origins of the Vodoun religion from which the African-American Diaspora descend.

Available here: https://www.lulu.com/spotlight/mamaissii (note: both covers are for one book)

Wezolo! We pray that you and your families are well. Join us for Sala, Gbedodoɖa, Prière, Prayer on Saturday, November 4th. Bring a friend or two and discover the traditions of our Foremothers and Forefathers.
Children of the African Diaspora, come to learn the true history and culture of your Ancient Ancestors and celebrate them all with us.

Rain or Shine, We Continue.
Akpelo!

Wezolo! We pray that you and your families are well. Join us for Sala, Gbedodoɖa, Prière, Prayer on Saturday, October 7th. Bring a friend or two and discover the traditions of our Foremothers and Forefathers.

Children of the African Diaspora, come to learn the true history and culture of your Ancient Ancestors and celebrate them with us.

Seasons change, and our traditions remain the same.

We Continue.

Akpelo!

If you haven't had a chance to read these books yet, now is the perfect time. Mami Wata: Africa's Ancient God/dess Unveiled Vol. I & II are a great gift for all, from the beginner reader to the avid spiritual seeker. African Diaspora Students, this series should definitely be a part of your recommended reading while in college/university.

This first definitive work on the predominance of this powerful African deity throughout the ancient world has quickly become a "cult" classic. The evolution of Mami Wata in establishing, shaping and expanding the spiritual and sacerdotal foundation of world religion, reveals also the lost but glorious past of African women's spirituality. Hailed as the new "bible" on the history of African women, this comprehensive well-researched body of work will benefit academics, students, and all who are seeking to fill the missing void in world religious and cultural history. Totaling over 800 pages, it is recommended that both heavily illustrated (Volumes I & II) be purchased as a set.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6dTPWgM_-XfI_53F1D48lMH5JTP0AlJx&feature=shared

Wezolo! We hope you all are well. For those of you who have not gone on our YouTube channel yet, this must-see interview with Mama Zogbé is a great start.

Mama Zogbe-The Sibyls: The First Prophetess of Mami Share your videos with friends, family, and the world

Wezolo! We pray that you and your families are well. Join us for Sala, Gbedodoɖa, Prière, Prayer on Saturday, September 2nd. Bring a friend or two and discover the traditions of our Foremothers and Forefathers.

Children of the African Diaspora, come to learn the true history and culture of your Ancient Ancestors and celebrate them with us.

As always, we continue!

Akpelo!

Whether you are starting on your spiritual path or looking for further insight about your next steps, a Consultation will help you.

For more information on Consultations, please email us at [email protected].

We Continue!

Individuals who choose the paths of their ancestors often walk alone, ostracized by family, friends and co-workers who have been conditioned to view African/Diaspora religions as "savage and evil." This illustrated journey exposes America's hidden history of creating the hostile and inhospitable atmosphere in which African religions were not permitted to flourish and enjoy the same first amendment rights as all other faiths. This book is informative for all faiths and all African religious paths. Share this post with a friend or an acquaintance who may have questions about African Traditional Religions or reservations about associating with ATR devotees.

Buy the book here:

AMAZON:
https://www.amazon.com/Vodoun-African-Americans-Their-Cosmogenetic-Paths/dp/0971624593/ref=sr_1_5?qid=1691618281&refinements=p_27%3AMama+Zogbe&s=books&sr=1-5

LULU:
https://www.lulu.com/shop/mama-zogb%C3%A9/vodoun-why-african-americans-fear-their-cosmogenetic-paths-to-god-an-illustrated-history-of-racism-and-religious-persecution-in-america/paperback/product-1vj85r5.html?page=1&pageSize=4

Wezolo! We pray that you and your families are well. Please join us for our next event, Sala, this Saturday at 11 AM. We will have prayer, food, dancing and will learn about the traditions of our Foremothers and Forefathers. Come as you are, and bring a friend!

Email [email protected] for additional information and for the location.

Akpelo!

If ever there was a ceremonial rite conducive for the Diaspora and the world, it is the ancient ceremony of Adé. The Adé ceremony is critical to those ancestors, individuals and present family members (of any race) who died tragically, prematurely i.e., due to insanity, lynching, torture, gun shot, knifing, starvation, drug addiction, AIDS and other unnatural diseases or unnatural physical means etc.,
It is known in African esoteric sciences that when one dies, most souls return to their primary function in the Ancestral Kingdom as a “hunter.”
This fact is contrary to the cultural and religious funerary practices in the West, which teaches the unsubstantiated belief that all souls go directly to “heaven” via “Jesus.”
When a person dies prematurely, especially due to violence or unnatural sickness, before they can return to a state of peace, the Adé ceremony must be performed.
It is through these ancient funeral and spiritual rites that the soul of the beloved is placed in a state of “purity” where they are able to heal and provide blessings and protection to their families.
When these ceremonies are not performed, most families continue to experience tragedy upon tragedy or other misfortunes. Multi-generational “hauntings” are one of the most common, because the soul of the tragically departed is not at peace.
For those whose ancestors were enslaved and died unnaturally, and not given the proper burial, the Adé ceremony is imperative.
In today’s urban and rural areas where young men and women are dying due to gun shot wounds, stabbings, drug overdoses, military wars, the Adé ceremony is the ancient rites which removes the dark forces surrounding the spirit of the deceased and provides the healing, justice and peace to their soul.
A consultation with an Amengansie, who works directly with the dead is an important step in learning which ancestor is requesting an Adé ceremony.
If you have recently experienced the loss of a loved one to violence or premature death, a consultation with an Amengansie can contact your loved one to learn what their real wishes are before and after burial.

Wezolo! We pray that you and your families are well. Please join us for our next event, Sala, Saturday August 5th at 11 AM.

We will have prayer, food, dancing and will learn about the traditions of our Foremothers and Forefathers. Come as you are, and bring a friend!

If you are unable to attend Sala next weekend, donations can be sent in your family's honor.
Email [email protected] for additional information and the location.
Akpelo!