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Where in Ghana could I be accepted as a traditional tribal fetish slave of a fetish priestess?

This a beautiful thing family ,I love it so much,medasse ,abibifahodie abibitumi

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What would be a respectful compromise for someone like myself who can only wear white at all times, if attending Akom during mensus?

Afirika Americans you're trying and doing your best to reconnect but you people are not going through all the Sources that will reconnect you to the Energies or the higherst Energies that's embedded in you all and around you. Akans are not the only Groups in Ghana and Akans are not the Custodian of this Universal Language and Universal Energies. Even the Akans lost all the Sounds of the Universe and it Language. The words Akɔm is two or three words that lost all it vowel and consonant along the way. The word Akɔm came from Ethymological deep rooted words Kɔ-Mu (Kɔmu), Anatomies of the words is known Exactly till this day by the Pristhoods who keeped the pureness of the Universal Language. Ha-Kɔ-Mu or Nakɔmu, these are very old Ancient invocations, by befitting the correct consonant and vowl and knowing all their meaning in Nature how they do takes Forms, Shapes and Sizes clear powers of Energies will emanate. This is words known by the people who still keep the clearer understanding and pronunciation of this concepts call Kɔmu. I love you all the Afirikan Americans who trying and doing your most best but don't let anyone Limited your understanding of Afrika or Particularly Ghana to Akans only otherwise your things of Cultural ending up not taking you too far into the Kɔsimose (Kɔsmos). I encourages you that don't let anyone limit you to one particular group in Ghana.

Such a blessing to my life. I thank God for allowing you to be in my life.

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More singing and drumming videos please

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I'm doing a paper on african religions and spirituality. One of the religions is based on the akan. Could you tell me if it's a closed practice and the attitude toward homosexuality. Is it allowed in the practice?

Her voice is nice. Thank you

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Wow look at Nana Ansaa! She was always so sweet to me. I miss her and Anum as well. My mother Nana Anan and her trained together.

Greetings. My mother Nana Anan Harriott always seems to be left out of the history about Nana Oparebea's crossing the waters to America. She along with Nana Dinizulu trained under Nana Oparebea and both we're ordained as the first to practice here in America. Along with Nana Anum whom we loved as well and miss dearly. Please remember to acknowledge my mother in your future tributes, she practiced for decades and helped many people. She was also a part of Manyansa at the Penn Wortman Community center in Brooklyn for many years representing Nana Esi. I was the first American to be named after Nana Oparebea as she asked that of my mother who was pregnant with me in 1971 on her second trip to Ghana. I consider it a great honor, and had the privelege of meeting Nana Oparebea when she visited New York when I was still in high school. I am just disappointed to see my mother always left out of that history she contributed so much to. Peace be unto you.

It's so nice to see u here Nana!!! U r the light!

LGBTQIA+ is taboo in Akan/African culture. No disrespect to anybody but this the dichotomy of Male/Female is one of those inseperable principles of our culture

Can you provide contact info to these priestess please

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This is amazing! Thank you for this. from Akua Anima Doreen Brittingham

THis is so awesome. Glad you all share. Medase