Ursi's Eso GardenYour Competent Esoteric Guide Saturday, 28. June 2008
Myths and Legends Explained
Myths and Legends Explained by Neil Philip, Ph.D. DK ADULT, Revised edition 2007 | 128 pages | PDF | 21.3 MB ![]() The designs known as vevers are used to call the gods and are drawn on the earth in flour. At the centre of the circle in a Voodoo ritual would be the poteau-mitan, the center-post by which the gods make their entrance to the ceremony. The ship symbol stands for Agwé, the god of the sea and formal consort of Erzulie. Agwé himself is generous, faithful, and strong. Comments Temporarily DisabledSorry folks - too much spam, the comments are deactivated. Stand by and please excuse the inconvenience. |