kaeforum:


yoruba and charms, now i understand why mum said i shud not marry a youruba gal, they dirty and fetish

chowlade:

D site got it frm somewhere

chowlade:

My grandfather was Babalawo, he died April of this year... . he thought me alot of things like this

pls reduce the font size. u r occupying alot of space

fransixe:
its a simple fact that the era of such practices are gone, just trying to alert any one who might be ignorant enough to try them out! especially those ones wey dey eye one babe or the other for NL, make them no go F up

simplisity:
An average Yoruba, is a jazz man.

jpphilips:
Ok! the charm works and you forget the wishes?

Doesn't really make sense, why do we still have poor Yorubas if the charms work?

mapet:
1. Then don't start with the liner.... "Yoruba with Charms.........". Makes you come like a bigot.
2. Your bias should be stated clearly in this case, rather than a firm statement. If you looked at the topic, the OP was coming from a descriptive and explanatory perspective and not a debate of it's existence or otherwise
3. My biases aside as well (I don't believe in them either), but I do recognize them as part of the makeup of Yoruba history and heritage, which in this thread serves for knowledge purposes.
4. Our parents would have told us a thing or two about them, either in Alo (Yoruba folktales/Stories), directly explaining or Analogies. I remember a funny story told by Pastor Adeboye, about the Madarikan charm, in one of his sermons - about a man that went to do the Madarikan charm from an herbalist, only to return to the herbalist that he had gone to penury since the use of the charm. It was then explained to him that the charm drove away everything (both evil and good).......

kaeforum:


yoruba and charms, now i understand why mum said i shud not marry a youruba gal, they dirty and fetish

mapet:


1. Not everybody, tribe or race has the frame of reference of their value system base on money,
2. Not that I was expecting a matured critique, but scale through all the OP's posts, which one of them is about wealth?

Ijebulogic:
It's interesting that we Africans are often criticised of being backward etc. Research has shown that some so called western "science" protected by "patents" have their roots in the same principles as we have in Africa. The problem is that our people use it for negative things while oyibos use it for societal advancement. can you believe that " hypnotism therapy" is fully accepted now as a medical option for treating trauma patients in the UK? If it was Africa, it would be labelled as jazz. hopefully our new generation will take a different view of some of this priceless knowledge for advancing our society and people. This list is all new to me but the most fascinating is the Kanako. This is "time travel" O!!! Any evidence that it works?

njays24:
Sorry am not within your reach. Even if you blow it in the air,it will go back to sender;its not me,but God. I believe in only the creator.

Nihilist:





OP at least credit the source you stole this writeup from

http://www.arcane-archive.org/religion/african/ase-power-over-nature-1.php

walexy30:

Are you an armed robber? Go get a job

chowlade:

My grandfather was Babalawo, he died April of this year... . he thought me alot of things like this

pls reduce the font size. u r occupying alot of space

cucumba:
Well none of these is Biblical and they don't affect people in Christ Jesus.All power belongs to God. Don't be decieved, what so ever a man sows he reaps.

chowlade:
Continuation
8.Aluwo (Charm to make someone fall after being hit)

9.Agbefuye(Lightening charm)

10.Olonde(Charm that makes one to lose one's sense after being hit)

11.Gbekude (Death ceasing)

12.Afeeri (Disappearing charm)

13.Kanako (Distance shortening charm)

14.Egbe (Air flight charm without using jet, chopper or plane)

15.Amudo (Fucvking charm/Charm that can be use to fuvk, i.e with or without her approval) Remember don jazzy Eminado? was culled from Amudo.

16.Tude(Loose bondage)

17.Ewon Sanpona(Small pox handcuff)

18.Okigbe (Cutlass proof)

19.Ayeta (Bullet proof)

20.Isoye (Memory enhancing charm) without reading much you will pass

sainty2k3:


U this lady, how come u know all this things, what stuffs have u been doing

kaeforum:


yoruba and charms, now i understand why mum said i shud not marry a youruba gal, they dirty and fetish

freesinzu:
G

jpphilips:



This is what i expect, when you quote a post, you apply common sense!!
when you have a charm that grant wishes, control people etc what stops you from being rich?

yadnus1:
See as all of them dey fall for this silly copy and paste gimmicks.Babalawo daughter indeed,l bet she herself cannot even pronounce some of these things.l pity your life let the custodians of these stuffs call you out and handle you;na then you will know that you dont use things like play pranks.My dear this is not the same as taking and posting silly selfies.Abo oro la nso f'omoluwabi...

xtervaganza:
Every sane man should have most of these you listed

Nihilist:





OP at least credit the source you stole this writeup from

http://www.arcane-archive.org/religion/african/ase-power-over-nature-1.php