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Witchcraft and Magick in Africa<br />
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<span class="auto-style2">by Kyrique</span></p>
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<p dir="ltr"><span class="auto-style6">Witchcraft and energy work has
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always been apart of Black ancient paganism before Christianity and
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Islam. </p>
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<p dir="ltr"> </span><span class="auto-style9"><span class="auto-style8">As
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we all know every race has a history of paganism/satanism. In satanism
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there is witchcraft and the knowledge on how to use it. Unfortunately
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due to Christianity and Islam it's been attacked. For example in
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Sukuma, the Kongo and Yoruba, witchcraft was very strong.</span></p>
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<p class="auto-style11" dir="ltr">In Sukuma "Bulogi" means witchery.
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Those who practice Bulogi are called Balogi or witches. Witchcraft isn't
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just among the bulogi but also 'batemi' cheifs and 'bufumu' healers. It
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is said Balogi can make themselves invisible and transform themselves
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into animals. Similar to how the Egyptian Pharoah had multiple Kah's
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because of being close to the gods and being very spiritually advanced.
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It isn't physical it's spiritual. Balogi, like satanic covens, meet each
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other in nocturnal covens. In places where they are alone they get naked
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and sing and dance. Just like certain covens danced around a bonfire
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and played instruments to raise energy.</p>
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<p class="auto-style8" dir="ltr"> </span><span class="auto-style6">In
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the Kongo witchery was prevalent. Witchcraft there is called Kindoki.
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Just like how we can perform white magic and black magic. The kindoki
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can be used for positive and negative purposes. There are chiefs and
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healers called banganga and witches/sorcerers called bandoki who use
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kindoki. Bandoki have night knowledge or 4 eyes just like astral sight.
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They can move around in the spiritual world. It is said Bandoki can
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transform themselves into animals, leave their bodies and fly away. This
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is
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<a href="../www.angelfire.com/empire/serpentis666/Meditations_for_Astral_Projection.html">
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<span class="auto-style12">astral projection. </span></a></p>
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<p class="auto-style8" dir="ltr">In Yoruba witch is 'aje' and a sorcerer
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is called 'oso'. I note that is 'aje' is also similar to 'ashe' which is
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also an african word that means life force or power. </p>
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<p class="auto-style8" dir="ltr"> Belief in witchery is almost universal
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in Yoruba. They call black magic 'epe'. Witches obtain their spiritual
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power from Orishas (chakras ). They also have covens called 'ajo' mainly
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composed of elder women in league with each other. Sorcery called 'osho
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can be used for good or bad. A sorcerer may be called 'oloogun'.</p>
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<p class="auto-style8" dir="ltr"> </span></p>
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<p class="auto-style11" dir="ltr">Christian missionaries and Islamic
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invaders were highly critical of Yoruba heathenism. They weakened the
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adherence to indigenous African religions. Xian and Muslim leaders
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sometimes fought against indigenous African beliefs and practices. To a
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certain degree pagan African religions managed to survive in altered
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forms. Among the Kongo pagans have been combating against Xianity for
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more than 500 years. It has been a never ending ar with the
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enemy...</p>
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<p class="auto-style8" dir="ltr"></span><span class="auto-style6">May
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the Black Satanists of today preserve their race and their Satanic
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history.</span></p>
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