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- Have you read the Protocol/Disclaimer for Akan.of.America? Do you agree?
- Yes
- What is your affilitation with the Akan Spiritual Community.
- I would like to learn more about Akan. My Ancestor who comes to me has guided me to learn more about Akan.
- What is the Lineage of your Akan Spiritual Family?
- I study with Ausar Auset Society under the leardership of Ra Un Nefer Amen I
- Have you been initiated?
- No
- In what city and state are you located?
- Norfolk, Va
- Some people may be looking for training, spiritual guidance and/or readings, are you available?
- No
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Additionally, we strongly encourage meaningful debate, as we understand that some topics discussed here are of a subjective nature. We ask that discussion of sensitive issues be presented in an respectful manner. Anyone who is harmful, disorderly, or disrespectful in blogs, forums or comments will be asked to remove such comments or have their comments removed. If the individual repeats this inordinacy; they will be banned from the network.
Being in any African Spiritual persuasion causes many issues to arise for many of us. Again, we ask that you do not use this forum to air old gripes or grievances. It is custom to bring these concerns to the public forum through the Council of Elders. In the future, we may be able to establish such a body for the express purpose of airing disputes. Meanwhile we ask that any dispute be addressed through the appropriate channels and the you refrain from using Akan.of.America as a venue.
Information presented on this website is considered public information (unless otherwise noted) and may be distributed or copied. Use of appropriate byline/photo/image credit is requested. We strongly recommend that Akan.of.America data be acquired directly from a Akan.of.America server and not through other sources that may change the information in some way.
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Blessings, Nana Baakan
Her number is nine, Her color is burgundy or purple, and Her metal is copper. Offerings to Oya include eggplants, coins, red wine, and cloth.
Her altar space in my home is decorated with red and white cloth. If you do not have her essence birthed for you (Oya's pot) then you can place a red candle, eggplants, and dry red beans on the altar also. I would reccomend a backet with twigs and stones from your area of town and an African Violet. When you want to energize yourself with her essence cook an eggplant that has been sliced into nine pieces sauteed in palm oil or peanut oil for three to five minutes and place it on your altar covered for nine days. as the food sits there spend time each day talking to Mama Oya about your desires to change your current situation or to calm problematic issues in life. Or if you have an area in your yard to place the adimu(offering) for nine days. You can do the same with a glass of red wine and rum or gin. Nature elements that speak to you especially after a storm should also be added to your Oya space. Try to find a picture of a buffalo and or an Oya image via the net also to add. A glass of water is a definite addition because it increases the energy of the Orisa as you sit and meditate with Oya or as you say Oriki's for her. I am sending you an Oriki in the inbox mail. I hope this helps you start as I will send you other info soon. I just wanted you to be able to have a beginning point.
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