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Welcome to our Resources Page. We created this page to provide other resrouces concerning language and culture that have not necessarily been written by us at the Damballa New Afrikan Vodun Ancestral Order. We want to make this a central page that one can consult from time to time and even contribute to themselves.

Eko Isaaju. Phraseology: A lesson from Abibitumi website.

Yoruba Facial Marks

Yoruba Food Names

Yoruba History

The Body As Depicted by the Yoruba

Yoruba Subject Pronouns

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Egbe Oluranlowo
Awon Elewon

Alaafia is Not an Afrikan Word

Afrikan Cultural Restoration Plan

Buck-Dancing in the Name of Afrikan Deities

An Odu for New Afrikan People!

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New Afrikan Vodun Theology

Find Your Soul Name Here!

Myth of Religious Universalism

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Eji Ogbe Says Human Beings Become Orisa

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This Month's Featured Baobab:

Egbe Oluranlowo
Awon Elewon

A short time ago we started communicating with some Afrikans that are confined in a few of the prison plantations around the country. From this we have started the Egbe Oluranlowo Awon Elewon which deals directly with individual imprisoned brothers and sisters in various imprisonment plantations around this country. In Ede Yoruba (Yoruba language) Egbe Oluranlowo Awon Elewon translates into "Society of those Helping Those in Confinement". Donations of various reading and visual materials are being solicited... Read more>>


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