Editing Talk:Bullying, Voodoo and NPMR Assisted Bullying
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− | Some time has passed through and now I become aware that when the above comment was made my thought about Voodoo was informed by a rather common misunderstanding coming from similarly misleading reports we ordinarily have been used to pay attention to. Taken as a whole, Voodoo can by no means be restricted to a black art or sorcery, this side being but a mere part of such whole. Voodoo, like Santa Caterina and Candomblé from Brazil, Cuba’s Santería and others | + | Some time has passed through and now I become aware that when the above comment was made my thought about Voodoo was informed by a rather common misunderstanding coming from similarly misleading reports we ordinarily have been used to pay attention to. Taken as a whole, Voodoo can by no means be restricted to a black art or sorcery, this side being but a mere part of such whole. Voodoo, like Santa Caterina and Candomblé from Brazil, Cuba’s Santería and others are all derivatives of the Yoruba religion and other spiritual systems from Central African countries like Benin, Zaire, Angola, Nigeria, etc. and includes myths and legends, songs, stories and other cultural components. Hence I would suggest to make the pertinent corrections in the writing to which this comment concerns. |
Carlos | Carlos |