Santeria, Espiritismo and Vodum

lotusflower · 11-09-2008, 06:24 AM

I have had first hand experiences with Espiritismo, and for my whole life have been searching for the truth in this "religion."
I have seen many great things come from it such as an addict of heroine coming clean, and an unfertile women becoming preganant. Some may view this as a sort of magic but their is so much more to it. It combines catholocism with African religions as well as some Native American.
I was just wondering if anyone else on this forum has ever been to a "Misa" and experienced the great paranormal activity.
I once witnessed a women in her 60's drink an entire bottle of rum, when she had the "spirit" in her to later observe that she was not drunk or diesoriented in anyway. That right their defyed some laws....she had cosumed the alchohol but it had no affect on her. And also I have noticed that a lot of the spirits who "posess" the body are often Native American spirits.

11-09-2008, 06:24 AM	#1
lotusflower Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 41	Santeria, Espiritismo and Vodum I have had first hand experiences with Espiritismo, and for my whole life have been searching for the truth in this "religion." I have seen many great things come from it such as an addict of heroine coming clean, and an unfertile women becoming preganant. Some may view this as a sort of magic but their is so much more to it. It combines catholocism with African religions as well as some Native American. I was just wondering if anyone else on this forum has ever been to a "Misa" and experienced the great paranormal activity. I once witnessed a women in her 60's drink an entire bottle of rum, when she had the "spirit" in her to later observe that she was not drunk or diesoriented in anyway. That right their defyed some laws....she had cosumed the alchohol but it had no affect on her. And also I have noticed that a lot of the spirits who "posess" the body are often Native American spirits.