Archive for September 2016

Phra Nang and Phra Chai altar

De una forma u otra, el muerto vuelve a la tierra, y enmascarado se revela. El invisible tiene su presentacion ante la sociedad segun el nivel interpretativo de cada cual, con discreta soberbia y picara satisfaccion, ironia de antaí±o. Vata Enfwí , Olodum, Ife Oré (la ciudad de los muertos en varias etnias) estan ligadas a…

Talisman of Saint Michael in a pure silver medal. Against evil forces and energies, for protection and safety. Only three available. From the tradition of the Gallican Bishop +Jules Houssaye. PM for details.

SOUL OF AFRICA MUSEUM COLLECTION Coat of Arms of the Manicongo kings 1528-1541 copied by Rev. Ulf Priemer for the exhibition CUBA’S AFRICA SPIRITS / KUBAS AFRIKANISCHE GEISTER now on display in the Ví¶lkerkunde Museum Hamburg. www.soul-of-africa.com

Shango and Aggayu altar Museum fur Volkerkunde, Hamburg. Photo copyright Markus Matzel

Hamburg, sept 22. Inauguration of the Afro Cuban exibithion at Museum fí¼r Volkerkunde. From the left, Dr.ssa Paola Amadei of EU-LAC Foundation, prof. Bernd Schmelz, myself, the Cuban Ambassador in Belgium, dr. Henning Christoph of Soul of Africa Museum of Essen. Showing the Congo Religion… Photo, courtesy of S.O.A. Museum/Markus Matzel

22nd of September 2026, Anthropology Museum of Hamburg. More than one thousand guests for the opening of the exibithion. It is a great success of the Soul of Africa Museum of Essen, Museum fur Volkerkunde of Hamburg, myself, scientific, political, economical and religious community. I was especially touched by the warm welcome of the Cuban…

Siempre es lo mismo mijo, como voy Yo hacia ti? It is always the same Son, how do I come to you? Munansambe erí²…

One of the oldest Spirits, for the Congo, is Munalango, called also Madre Agua. She is mainly a Spirit of love and motherhood, an Entity teaching Her lessons through emotions and relationships ties. She knows the secret of the everlasting feelings and emotional waves of life and the true sentiments within… Muna Embonbo, Mama Umbo,…

¿SI TU NO ME CONOCES PARA QUE TU ME LLAMAS? This traditional religious song from Afro-Cuban Spiritism mean: “If you don’t know me why do you call me?”. It stresses importance on religious, ethical, moral behaviour, a kind of “knowledge” passed down orally through generations since the dawn of times. In Haiti they call it…