I have not been on line for quite awhile, I have been busy and active with the Ausar Auset and family. I wanted to say hello and wanted to know how you are doing? I am doing well and I am gowing. Hope we will be able to share info with each other. I also have been doing some studying of law and Chinese Herbs and other wholistic health studies. I am sending you peace, love, and joy.
hi greeting from the mother land .i send you a personal message about two weeks ago .but am now her at akans of america so want you to see me.thank you and hope to hear from you soon.
I am Olorisha Aboyade a Medium, Priestess of OYA, student, practitioner and devotee of traditional AfriKan spirituality, which includes Ifa, Vodoun, Akan and Kemetic beliefs. You may contact me for Merindinlogun readings: Mawiyah@bellsouth.net
Peace sister In Ausar & Auset the Nekhebet and Uatchet which is the psychic energies of ones lifeforce is what the Yoruba refer to as Oya. We are told that these energies have to be balanced within oneself so that one may avoid being swept along by these subliminal sublunar forces. We work with the Ajna psychic center. and we do breathing exercises to assist us with balancing this life force. I would like to know more about a shrine for Oya since my person have both of these energies heavy in my astro chart and I work with these energices. I know that sometimes if a sever strom comes in it can have an effect on ones psychic abilities. I do know a little about Oya and I understand that she is very powerful. What suggestions do you have as far as me working and seting up a shrine for Oya. The Nekhebet energy is the cool, receptivity more female and the Uatchet is the more fire offensive energy both of these energies can be very protective especailly if you are working with them being balanced. If not balanced they can cause a lot of problems for you because you may have accidents, or negative psychic influnces that may cause you problems or you may attract these negative things to you. Balancing your life force is very vitial when working with these energies so that you may attract postivie energies and helpful ancestor and protection. Is this the same with Oya? I also work with gemstomes to assist with balancing these energies as well.
Peace and Blessing. I look forward to U being my friend. I had a Ifa reading done for my person and Oya is what governed my head? He instrusted my person to set up some items for Oya on my ancestor shrine. Since I am in Ausar Auset Society. I would like to learn more about Oya and working with that energy. So perhaps we can discuss more about Oya. Thank U for being my friend. Mut Menmfra Aakhut
Well, it would appear you have already started your journey. Coming to this site is good start. They next thing you may want to do is go to a religious ceremony. We call them Akom. In tihs magical place the spirits come down and posses their priest, deliver messages, and interact with the people.
At 7:18pm on November 14, 2008, Nana Amankwa said…
Peace Sista Mawiyah, it is always a wonderful thing to see our brotha's and sista's embracing our African heritage and particularly when dealing with its religious aspects. Please do not be a stranger there is much we can learn from one another. Are you originally from N.O.?
At 7:30am on November 14, 2008, Okomfo Yeboa said…
Ete Sen Mawiyah. My family is from Washington, Arkansas and I have lived in NO as a child. Small world.
Welcome ot the site. I am sure our paths will cross one day.
The primary goal of this network is to give members an outlet to discuss objectively and subjectively how being a part of the Akan spiritual community in the USA has impacted on their lives. We welcome informative and thought provoking discourse as well as personal disclosures, about subjects that relate to the Akan experience here in America. So we ask that all members use the utmost discretion when making posting here.
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.
While Akan.of.America makes every effort to provide accurate and complete information, various data such as names, telephone numbers, etc. may change prior to updating. Akan.of.America welcomes suggestions on how to improve our main page and correct errors. Akan.of.America provides no warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy, reliability or completeness of furnished information
Some of the documents on this network may contain live references (or pointers) to information created and maintained by other website, documents, organizations, etc. Please note that Akan.of.America does not control and cannot guarantee the relevance, timeliness, or accuracy of these outside materials.
Akans.of.America
Keeping Akan Spiritual and Cultural Traditions Alive
Mawiyah Bomani's Comments
Comment Wall (17 comments)
You need to be a member of Akans.of.America to add comments!
Join this Ning Network
I have not been on line for quite awhile, I have been busy and active with the Ausar Auset and family. I wanted to say hello and wanted to know how you are doing? I am doing well and I am gowing. Hope we will be able to share info with each other. I also have been doing some studying of law and Chinese Herbs and other wholistic health studies. I am sending you peace, love, and joy.
Menmfra Aakhut
Peace & Luv
Nana Efua Badu
Freedom now!
Please be sure to check out the exciting things going on at Abibitumi Kasa Afrikan Language and Liberation community networks!
Just click on any image in the slideshow below for more info and links! And don't forget to stay BlackNificent! Obadele Kambon
Register for Abibitumi Kasa Classes
Abibitumi Kasa Calendar
Abibitumi Kasa Afrikan Liberation Institute
Abibitumi Kasa Online Market
Abibitumi Kasa Fundraiser
BLESSINGS TO YOU AND TO YOUR FAMILY.
Welcome ot the site. I am sure our paths will cross one day.
Be blessed.
Welcome to
Akans.of.America
Sign Up
or Sign In
About
Badge
Get Badge
Protocol/Disclaimer
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.
While Akan.of.America makes every effort to provide accurate and complete information, various data such as names, telephone numbers, etc. may change prior to updating. Akan.of.America welcomes suggestions on how to improve our main page and correct errors. Akan.of.America provides no warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy, reliability or completeness of furnished information
Some of the documents on this network may contain live references (or pointers) to information created and maintained by other website, documents, organizations, etc. Please note that Akan.of.America does not control and cannot guarantee the relevance, timeliness, or accuracy of these outside materials.
Medase pii, for all of your cooperation.
Akan.of.America Administrators
© 2009 Created by Okyerema Nyansaboakwa Akyampon on Ning. Create a Ning Network!
Badges | Report an Issue | Privacy | Terms of Service