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A Perspective on Ancestor Worship

May 11, 2017

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Experiences of the Past

I began preaching the gospel in 2001. I remember my third sermon title and message so clearly even to this day. It was called "Don't Forget To Remember" and I talked 45 minutes about why it is so important to remember your past experiences with God to overcome current issues in your life. Now at this stage of my spiritual development, I find that I've come full circle back to that same idea but with much more sustenance than before. When I began researching this whole enlightenment movement, I was completely against it and came in looking to discredit it. I felt it was luring people away from the faith and the Bible. And to be honest, while I've always had various reservations about the bible, and I've always known certain things, I felt it was not wise to teach it because there was no basis for it anywhere else. I figured it was simply for me. I felt that my prior experiences in Christ prepared me to do this job because I had truly had some powerful and

Oya Energy for Life

The winds of change are forever blowing. Blowing and blowing. Rarely appreciated in the moment, the winds can seem harsh, unforgiving, merciless. But imagine that wind being the breath of a loving goddess/deity that understands the direction of your life and what is needed in every moment. Imagine how often rejected she is, yet how faithful in the carrying out of her duties to move life forward. Yes, you're looking at the legacy of Oya, the Great Orisha of the Winds. The duties, responsibilities, tasks of mankind are endless. But most of them are thankless. There are no parades, grand galas or even small poems written in honor of the courage it takes just to face day to day life. It is a feat to live from one day to the next and it is a miracle often overlooked. Life is taken for granted, so it is no wonder that people are too. Oya understands. She is also often neglected. You can imagine languishing in a dead end relationship that neither one of you have the courage to change.

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