African Spirituality in New Orleans (NOLA) with YeYe LUISAH TEISH and many more...

[@sereroserera367]

New Orleanians claim, celebrate and preserve their african heritage more than any other black community in the US. That is so great to see, I was hurt to witness how this country had brainswashed my people into thinking they didn't have any history beyond slavery. Much love from Africa, you make us proud! This had me very emotional.

[@AriJMcLean]

The ending spoke to me. The way she spoke about beauty and how they try to limit our beauty by saying we are doing too much. It also helped me realize that I am holding myself back from my true internal and spiritual beauty by listening to others/assuming what people will think or say about me. This was pure. Asé

[@livingnaturalwithtpdoll3963]

After watching this I am speechless and yearning...absolutely breathtaking

[@RoadRunnerChic]

I’m so glad you came to visit my beautiful city, that’s full of history and spirit of our African ancestors. I’m sure you could feel their presence.

[@v-grocery9442]

Seeing these things makes me feel really good amf proud of my African Heritage..not only tht bt it gives me this welcoming feeling of real family..i watch these things and i feel as if am apart of smthng big. Smthng sacred, smthng awesome..this is the feeling i was lacking whilst being in church..i have found it..Ase..Ase.

[@YummyChoco1]

Mami wata! 🌊 Mother Yemoja! Give thanks and blessings! 💙💙🧜🏾‍♀️🧜🏿‍♀️🦚

[@GlacticSoul]

TheFirstLadyHisMrs. Yesssss Ase give praises to Mama Yemoja💙💙💙

[@GlacticSoul]

Ase’ thank you for capturing such a beautiful ceremony and celebration

[@AncestryNerd]

Thank you grandmothers for tellings the stories and singing the songs of our ancestors. May they be sung for generations to come.

[@sulaspirit]

THIS NIGHT WAS CO- CREATED BY THE NEIGHBORHOOD STORY PROJECT & THE TEMPLE OF LIGHT - ILE' DE COIN-COIN. THANK U QUEEN PO FOR CAPTURING IT

[@L_Realistic]

On thee rewatch ❤bountiful

[@TheMazeFeels]

I needed to see this. Give thanks 💚

[@peaches5216]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful and sacred experiences! What a journey! Such richness! My soul is quenched and my heart overflows with the reverence, joy and love expressed! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

[@antonishacolbert1481]

Thank you this is so beautiful and touching

[@jerzyboy24music]

This was beautiful just to see woman loving on each other and sending positive energy thanks for sharing this amazing experience with us in these KZbin streets

[@ms.parker9]

Experiencing all types of feels seeing this sacred ceremony. Thank you for sharing.

[@ihearifollowthrough]

I am greatful and thankful that you shared this beauty.

[@thelaaxfamily2759]

This was beautiful! Thank you for sharing

[@tiffanycollins1173]

Please keep posting your African experiences. Loved the video.

[@Ubuntu_Roots]

Thirst quenching good ❤

[@marshastockard6940]

...delightful and enlightening 💆🏾‍♀️ tfs

[@monifakincaid6096]

Thank you for sharing this with us!

[@Yahchebed]

Awesome Nana Sula me love you gu. Mississippi slang.😁

[@Iammorethanenoughperiod]

This was beautiful I needed this❤❤

[@SoWeirdBoy]

Yeye is a Mother of mine.... I cried.... Thank you

[@louisianacreolegoddess2716]

Love you Sula. Yesssss I needed this all in one video 😍😍😍😍

[@mamarue6242]

This blesses me 💜 Thank you for sharing.

[@SacredBeautyAesthetics]

This was soo dope Sista Queen 🌻

[@SoWeirdBoy]

so in tears.... my family

[@CM-wr3hf]

I know I’m sooooo late lolol But towards the end when Nana Anoa was singing…What song is that?

[@ayokadyani8537]

I miss NOLA

[@geekahgee]

What kind of ceremony is this?

[@thefancyshow7779]

Asé🙏🏾🕉

[@mykethecreative]

ASHE