Fono ma Aitu Ritual (Conference With Spirits) 2003

[@neiltf1173]

I was always told that aitu are our own. In our own village our aitu look after us, but beware when in villages you dont belong too. They help reinforce village protocols and right behavior. But yes we were also told all the scary stories too! Maybe so we listened and obeyed those telling the stories. Thanks faleo'o!

[@parasetinapetaia1253]

Lagolagoina le polokalame. Kakau oga koe faaola kapuaiga faa le aganuu. We need to honor all Gods creations. If we dont then we need to understand God more and his will n blessing.

[@yeetfeet731]

Taotaomo'na used to do that for us in ancient times, but now they are angry, and so we call them "aniti" now for demon

[@ryanletemi]

we don't have to be afraid of the spiritual beliefs that nourished our ancestors since the beginning of time. a spirituality and worldview that maintained a balance between humans and our natural environment.

[@moefiki9901]

So beautiful to see. Ese ma le mamalu o lenei faiga. Samoae. Taofi mau Lau aganuu.

[@falanikolemana2219]

Faafetai mo le fa'asoa. E pa tonu I lou tagata le Fonomaitu. O Galu(Alipia) ma Lemana o le au alii ia e nonofo I totonu o le maota o le Tui A'ana. O la'ua ia e fono ma aitu. E le sala upu mai anamua.❤❤

[@chrisemory1702]

This is probably the single most important video of Tapua'iga Sāmoa. Malo le faasoa

[@donnybrascocoliogne819]

Covering of mirrors at night, no whistling at night, no combing of hair at night, no body spray cologne after sundown,....etc. I was told of these ancient stories and everytime I visit Samoa, I always respect these rituals. WHY? Just to be on the SAFE SIDE 🤗

[@yeetfeet731]

In Chamorro culture, whistling at night is something we do to let the taotaomo'na spirits know we are passing through. Especially in cemeteries

[@samoanmiketatau]

beautiful people beautiful culture…thankyou for sharing.. I can definitely take part like the uso at 13:56 🐺 🤔 Paganism? the same people who sold us the idea of hell and then a promise of heaven also ritualizes the pretend eating of human flesh and drinking of blood

[@L3a98]

💯💯💯

[@michaelweb7416]

Well it’s an Idea. We did it ceremoniously and literally (cannibalism). In our Dark ages we suffered from those who practices these pagan practices the most. Samoan paganism offered human sacrifices to powerful gods. Christianity offered an alternative greater than any offering of a Samoan body, which led to the downfall of samoan pagansim

[@AK47HEAVYMETAL83]

I believe we were just fine before Christianity arrived on our shores. It’s good that our ancestors didn’t allow Christianity to erase all of our aganu’u, but they did get rid of a lot of practices and traditions we had that they considered paganism and barbaric. Tattooing, specifically, they tried to get rid of that, which is a critical part of our culture (which many Samoans was a no-no lol). But if you think about it, Christianity caused way more death and destruction in the world than Samoan “paganism” ever did. Just my opinion.

[@michaelweb7416]

@@AK47HEAVYMETAL83 Our “Practices and traditions” weren’t the only measures of barbarism we inflicted on our own populous. Before Christianity, cannibalism , mass executions, and revenge killings spanning generations, plagued what was supposed to be an Island “paradise”. At an Island level, Samoan paganism was able to convey every crime possible against humanity. It failed to reach outside of its Influence due to its unappealing brutality towards those who weren’t of certain status. Which is why the Samoan commoner embraced Christ

[@AK47HEAVYMETAL83]

@@michaelweb7416 So you’re saying we were as bad as Mongolians and Vikings…just barbaric pillagers? Tell me how many millions have lost their lives in the name of Christianity. True, Samoans were at war at the time Christianity arrived. And the people were just tired of it and they happened to arrive at the moment people were wanting peace. But don’t tell me that our culture, practices and traditions of paganism was worse than how many millions of people that have died in the crusades Christians started. LOL The civil wars in Samoa was over titles and land, not over religion of course. As far as cannibalism is concerned, Papua New Guinea is well known for that practice. Samoans weren’t known for being cannibals except a few. But Christianity has spilled far more blood than any other religion, besides Islam. So who really has committed the most atrocities against humanity?

[@freshapps8504]

Thank God we found his salvation to eternal life we no longer need to gasper or do those kind of rituals.🙏👑👑👑🙏 Jesus is lord for all Samoa 🇼🇸

[@isaialeuila9327]

Hmmm, this is interesting... I dont know what to say about this. Thanks for the video faleo'o.

[@KapaaRoots]

Your ancestors loves you way more than anything else.

[@manesolojr4416]

Aua ete auauga i Atua e toalua, aua ete Alofa i le tasi, ae igoigo i le tasi.

[@L3a98]

Not the hard core Christians in the comments lol calm lalo.

[@sekisamoa587]

se pau lava kama makukua e malmalama lelei le faalogo malo le faasoa

[@neiltf1173]

Nah when the dogs started barking. We all know what that means.

[@ahh-2-ahh]

...all the while i brush my long hair under the moonlight, whistling and spraying perfume as i stare in the mirror at night....

[@neiltf1173]

Now that's asking for trouble!😂

[@musueoki2451]

@@ahh-2-ahh Auuuu matu le keige hhh

[@AK47HEAVYMETAL83]

Our dogs always start barking and howling around 2-3 AM around our house at night back home 😂😂😂 That’s because our house is built on a “auala o’o” used by ancestors in the past, so there’s a lot of spirits spotted by many people around our house. 😅 And I used to just walk out and cuss out aikus, and the dogs always stopped. If you’re afraid of them, they’ll have fun with you all night. 😆

[@redeemedstone]

@@AK47HEAVYMETAL83 sounds like our old house in Samoa too. That auala, I think it’s a leyline runs right through it. The stories my Mum and Aunties tell about that house and the land. But it’s not spirits of our family but aitu, demons. I thank God for my grandad, he was a strong believer in Yeshua the Messiah. The spiritual and physical battles he faced on that land esp as an in law, were great.

[@faalupegafrobertson2419]

Sole e O a ile Atua soifua ma koe foi e ifo i aiku

[@lauiloa]

True aganuu

[@zy823]

Can somebody explain to me what is going on in this video I find it interesting

[@AK47HEAVYMETAL83]

It’s a Samoan ritual “conference with spirits/ghosts.” It’s a taulaga/tapuaiga (offering & worship) to spirits.

[@redeemedstone]

Fono = meeting Ma= with Aitu = demonic ghosts or spirits. It’s a seance. That’s the truth of what’s going on here. Even the dogs know it’s evil.

[@rambo189]

What in the conjuring 3 is this.

[@lnaf1595]

Lol a'e sole

[@redeemedstone]

Sa’o lelei.

[@mojoejojo6675]

This is speculation right? My elderly mum didn't understand what they were saying.

[@musueoki2451]

To everyone on here going against this.. please read Jeremiah 6:16 tho if it has to do with anything mentioned in revelation 21:8 then you all are right.. please keep the lord in between us.. foreal read the bible

[@redeemedstone]

Be careful. When Jeremiah meant old paths he meant to worship the God of Israel’s fathers, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. He is YHWH. In Deut 32 God already set aside Israel for His portion. Why so His Son, Yeshua means Salvation would be born to save the rest of Adams children from their false gods. Ancestor worship is forbidden in Torah and for good reason. Genesis 6:4 is the reason we shouldn’t have ‘fono ma aitu’. Meetings with spirits. Demonic spirits come in disguise too and want to kill and destroy us. Look up our bloodthirsty history under these demonic gods. We don’t want to go back to eating each other. This is what many aitu want.

[@FLOOXY00]

I am an Aitu. That is my last name. A friend of mine Lawrence once told me my last name means ghost in Samoan. No disrespect.

[@kingzmen7]

The original meaning of Aitu is gods or spirit. The colonisers had us believe that it was evil..

[@HyinaMufasa13]

❤

[@PMT-eu2mx]

Se aikae ia oukou se ma kou mea pepelo 🤣🤣

[@musueoki2451]

This stuff is ancient rituals which samoans partook in.. bible says to keep traditions..(unless it is idolatry witchcraft)

[@edauvaa1730]

#LeFaleo'o O nei mea leaga tele. Ua pa le fai'ai O le tama!! Ua sola le falute!! O mea nei, fa'apaupau mai aso anamua, e ala mai ai Satani maTemonio. O Aitu, O temonio, ma agaga leaga. O le valea O mafaufauga, pe a manatu seisi, O Aitu e fesoasoani mai I tagata. Le ai lava. O temonio, O Aitu e fa' ato'ilaloina le tagata, ma fa'apologa i mafaufauga O le tagata. Na O Le Ali'i Atua, O Iesu Keriso e maua ai le ala i le Tamaa O i Le Lagi. Talofae, O Tamaali'i O Samoa Ua Mafua ai le fa'asesee.

[@latu8923]

We ONLY worship one God, and that is Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior. He is the "Only" way, there's is no other way to eternal life.

[@silifaivamusic188]

Jesus is not God.

[@L3a98]

Calm down

[@Hannibal54689]

@@silifaivamusic188 Jesus the flesh is not God the spirit in him is God.

[@silifaivamusic188]

@@Hannibal54689 Jesus mowes my lawn every other tuesday.

[@Hannibal54689]

@@silifaivamusic188 🤣🤣🤣 You going to hell

[@ted5543]

Faimai fo’i e Faavae I Le Atua Samoa a lea kouke kalikogu and worship Aitu. Only one God we worship is Lord Jesus not those rubbish stories about Devil.

[@vailima49aston99]

O kakou kgk sa iai lava kakou kalikoguga o iesu ole alii ma Le faaola o kgk mai fafo g omai I samoa ma lakou kusi pa’ia ma lakou faga e fosi ai kakou kgk e kalikogu ile lakou akua

[@ssua4059]

@@vailima49aston99 Jesus is the only way. All those aikus are demons

[@suesetu5735]

Excuse me e iai aitu i le Lalolagi e faapega fo'i i kakou uma pe a feoki e faapega le faaosoosoga g faafeagai ma lo kakou Alii Faaola a ma'i aitu a ulutinoina e temoni lea na tulioso i le vai a ia o le g

[@suesetu5735]

He's the best Head of State

[@luititoa4563]

@@vailima49aston99 tbh what these people doing to our people, are doing it in a wrong way. They supposed to spreading the Gospel, not forcing people.

[@isaialeuila9327]

I'll tell you one thing, aitu are real but they're demonic.

[@mountainchief8643]

Why are we bringing back this pagan rubbish. God has already delivered Samoa from Satan. Samoa belongs to Jesus.❤️🙏🙏❤️

[@ahh-2-ahh]

Samoans are so superstitious that they breathe life into Satans deception... this belief in evil spirits controlling the living will continue to be a part of the culture as long as they continue to perpetuate this belief. God is the answer to ward off all these demonic possessions!!!!

[@carloluciano7041]

Ill rather this at least i know the spirits are actually REAL ! Instead of some made up man named God whos up in the sky somewhere.

[@luititoa4563]

If these spirits are real then so does God.

[@redeemedstone]

Be careful what you wish for. Even the dogs know. Look up Samoa’s history under these aitu false gods. Genesis 6:4 is where they tupuga from. That’s their origin story.

[@onzaday]

kou ke kalikogu pea i gei mea faapea? ka’uvalea le galuega o john williams ia oukou 😆

[@theephraimite]

Sole, there’s a reason our ancestors gave this up and accepted Christianity as urged by Nafanua. It’s demon worship. They are not our ancestors’ spirits but demon pretending to be our ancestors. E sese le tala a Tupu, e le o se Atua e tasi. E ese aitu ma manu sa ifo ai anamua e ‘was Ieova, le Atua moni. E lelei mo le malamalama ‘ae ‘aua le toe tapua’i i ai. Tao Asogafua - Iuni 10, 2024.