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In African legend, the love of cowrie shells shows that you could be kin to an oceanic spirit of wealth and earth. She also represents the Goddess of protection in the ocean. In Africa and the Americas, cowrie shells symbolized destiny and prosperity. Shells are known to bring good luck and protect the spirit of the wearer, and many tribes use them in spiritual ceremonies. They are also a sign of femininity and fertility, with women often wearing them not only to help them conceive, but also to help them give birth safely.
These gained immense popularity throughout ancient Africa. Traditionally, these shells contain specific meaning and history.
However, there are still many people in the world who are unaware of the spiritual significance and uses of cowrie shells. It is for this reason that people more often misinterpret the meaning of cowrie shells and misunderstand the facts about them. As cowrie shells are not just meant to be a fashion statement, so people need to understand the meaning and importance of cowrie shells in the best possible way.
Wear this jewel like a crown! If this is not the case, do not hesitate to adopt this meaning. A sign of beauty and a stable, flexible mind.

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Cauris Shell

The warriors of Dahomey, 1897. 
The Mino, Minon, Ahosi or Agojie are a former all-female Fon military regiment from the kingdom of Dahomey (present-day Benin) which existed until the end of the 19th century.
They are selected from among the children of slaves and only the young girls are kept, freed and enter the king's harem. After training, they joined the king's war women's corps, the “Agoledjié”. Some women in Fon society become Mino voluntarily while others are recruited by force.
Every three years, the king's subjects must present their daughters before a council of revision which designates those admitted to the king's house. They become soldiers or officers depending on the social rank of their family. As long as they are Agodjé, women are not allowed to have children or to be married, but they can be offered to the best warriors or chosen as wives by the king. The last known survivor of the warriors is a woman named Nawi.
In 1978, while reporting in the village of Kinta, a Beninese historian met Nawi, who said she had fought the French in 1892. Nawi died in November 1979, aged over 100.

Agojie Nawie

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In fact the original name of Africa would be Alkebulan which is the oldest name of indigenous origin. This word literally means "The Garden of Eden" or "Mother of humanity" One of the hypotheses put forward on the etymological origin of term means that Alkebu-Lan comes from Arabic and means “Land of the Blacks” .
Alkebulan, or Alkebu-lan, is a name, undoubtedly of Arabic origin, which is sometimes cited by European writers of the modern period. This term is sometimes presented, without proof, as older in pan-African discourses or it is presented as a term of African origin and used by Africans to designate themselves (as opposed to the term "Africa", derived from Latin and considered as too European).

Alkebulan

The Garifunas: the Afro-Descendant people who escaped slavery in the Caribbean. The Garifuna are a unique people of the Caribbean region, known for their remarkable history of resistance and survival. Their origin dates back to the end of the 17th century on the island of Saint-Vincent, in the Lesser Antilles, from the mixture of African survivors of shipwrecked or escaped slave ships and the indigenous Carib and Arawak peoples of the island. This fusion of cultures gave rise to a distinct Garifuna identity, characterized by a unique blend of African, Caribbean, and Arawak traditions. The history of the Garifuna is marked by the fight against colonization and slavery.

The Garifunas

From the Spirit of the Sun came the Creative Fire.

From the Ocean of Fire of the Sun came Mother Earth, who gave birth to her children of all kinds: plants, animals, and men of the race of the Sons of the Earth.

planet Earth, gave birth to her children, after that, our Fathers came from Heaven, from the luminous Kakongo Star, came to planet Earth, with the help of a Kumbi Bia Tiya, a Chariot of Fire, which lands in Ethiopia.

Kumbi dia Yiya Inval

From the planet Kakongo came our ancestors, Ne Nzala Mpandu and his wife Mama Nkenge Lufuma. They were landed by the chariot of fire on the plateau of Ethiopia. From this couple will be born twelve children, who are the twelve patriarchs of the black race. These twelve children of heaven will mix their blood with the children of Tami (a Black man), who came from India and will give birth to Black men of gigantic sizes.

KaKongo Planet

A shaman woman of the Mongo people of the Democratic Republic of the Congo proudly shows her "3rd eye". Circa 1937.

The Mongo people are a Bantu ethnic group who live in the equatorial forest of Central Africa. They are the second largest ethnic group in the Democratic Republic of Congo, highly influential in its north region.

A diverse collection of sub-ethnic groups, they are mostly residents of a region north of the Kasai and the Sankuru Rivers, south of the main Congo River bend. Their highest presence is in the province of Équateur and the northern parts of the Bandundu Province. 

The Mongo people, despite their diversity, share a common legend wherein they believe that they are the descendants of a single ancestor named Mongo.

Traditional religion of the Mongo people is largely one of ancestor worship, belief in nature spirits, fertility rites, with shamanic practices such as magic, sorcery, and body scarification.

Mongo artistic achievements, songs, musical instruments and carvings show richness and high sophistication.

The 3rd eye of the Shaman Woman

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FAMILIAR FEELING (Vision 'Afro Vocal' Mix)

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The Sound of AnnunaKi

Independent podcast inspired by electronic house music on the themes Afroturism, Afro-House, Afro-Techno, Deep house, South Africa Electronic House Music, Kwaito, Latino house, Underground House..

These sound unites our mother earth Gaia and these ancestral deities of the African continent, some of whom say of a direct descendant of the Anunnaki, the ancient Sumerian deities. According to some legends, the Anunnaki traveled from Mesopotamia to Africa, bringing with them their knowledge and traditions. These traditions would include practices and symbols, inherited from their celestial ancestors thus perpetuating a mystical heritage, merging Sumerian myth with local customs, offering a fascinating perspective on the origin of certain African beliefs and traditions. Although these theories are not supported by historical and scientific evidence, they fuel the collective imagination and arouse curiosity about the mysteries of humanity and its origins. The Annunaki are considered to be those beings who are at the origin of the human race thanks to their knowledge of genetics...

All this is just musical fiction pretexting a theme to ufology and the mystery of our ancestors  to the world and continent of our origins.



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