Uncovering the Power of Hoodoo: An Ancestral Journey
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Tank Ball explores the origins of Hoodoo, a unique and powerful form of spiritual practice deeply rooted in African American culture and the ancient ritual of ancestral worship.
Religions like Vodou in Haiti, Candomblé in Brazil, and Santería in Cuba share similarities with Hoodoo, but are unique to the places where they were created. Through interviews with renowned scholar Kameelah Martin and spiritual practitioner Daa’iyah Salaam, Tank Ball traces the lineage of Hoodoo back to the era of slavery, where African spiritual beliefs intertwined with Christianity and provides an intimate glimpse into the practices and philosophies that bind generations together.
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In Ritual, Grammy-nominated musician Tank Ball journeys through the long-held rituals and traditions of the South. From the widely-shared to the deeply personal, rituals define a community's relationship between the past and present, and their resonance in the collective regional consciousness.
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We don't worship our ancestors we honour them
That part 💯
I Agree 💜💜🤜🏾🤛🏾💜💜🙏🏾
the idea of worship in the sense of christianity, falling on your knees and begging is absolutely alien to any african spiritual tradition. Ancestors, spirits and even gods are treated with respect but its more an eye to eye partnership, not an almighty master versus a helpless servant interaction of dominance that the church has propagated.
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Absolutely 💯
I personally call it "veneration or honor of the ancestors" so people don't get confused. However, the Source needs no worship and the source is too vast to try and make direct communication, that is why we have our Higher Selves(which is our personal MOST HIGH) and we have our ancestors and divinities, which are streams of consciousness, while the source is an infinite ocean of consciousness that is infinitely vast. Streams/rivers are easier to focus on and work with but swimming in an infinite ocean, you will drown.
When it comes down to communication with these "rivers" or "streams"(That connect to the ocean of consciousness, that is why prayers usually tend to work as respectful requests and commands(not demands) but in the name of “love & higher consciousness”
People wonder how can you command a divinity to do anything. Well, the command is not forceful, it is done when there is an understanding that we are all one, and that the divinity is a part of you, so therefore, you have the right to command it(not demand it) but with “Love, Confidence & Respect”……
SOME divinities will not even respond to requests, let alone “begging”. Some will only respond to COMMANDS from a confident individual as long as he/she is being respectful.
Our enemies are constantly trying to tempt, trick & drag God's people back into sin rather than worshipping the only true and living God.
Shout out to Zora Neale Hurston for her foundational anthropological studies and preservation of Hoodoo.
I just started reading an article of hers on Hoodoo. I was lucky to get it through my college.
Wow i learned if Zora Neal’s Hurston in college.. loved her work need to go back read some more
Yes, I have her book “Tell My Horse” she is literally one of my favorite writers
yeah but she made some errors
I love Zora’s work!! Now I am conflicted because the way Zora describes a conjure woman in her books differs drastically from what is described in the video.
Thank you for inviting me to participate in this amazing series! This episode is incredible! I am so humbled to do this work and share what I have learned not just from scholarship and research, but mostly from my own spiritual practice. I hope I have honored my Spirits well.
Thank you for sharing this, I have learned so much.
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Where did Dr. Martin do her undergraduate work and receive her doctorate? I went to her website to learn more about her.
Ase' ase'
Thank you for the knowledge..Ase'❤
This was beautiful. Thank you for recognizing our Hoodoo Heritage. I come from a bloodline of Conjure women in Georgia. When she said go into your kitchen, it gave me chills of my grandmother’s words because that is how we healed our friends and family. The kitchen & the Herbs. Thank you again.
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It was a true honor to be a part of this series. Thank you for the work that you do and for telling stories that are true and authentic to the people they belong to. May our ancestors be proud of us and remembered by us.
It would be amazing if you could upload about your practice
Ashe
Greetings, do you have a website or TH-cam page? I would love more information on your practice and work.
Who is singing that song at the "end" of this video ? I ask because it resonates with me . Keep my demons far away , so in the fire they will stay . Please tell me who is singing that song . Thank You 😇 .
I remember you from my high school. My hometown, Albany Ga. It is refreshing to see two familiar faces on this video. It makes my spirituality worth talking about.
Love this.from New Orleans.grew up in a Hoodoo household..as a youngin..i remember ppl came from all over u.s. to see my grandma..I use to sit outside with them as they wait and participated which led me to the Orishas because my Gra'mare' had Shango statue..that led me ona journey of discovery of learning the roots of it all..love this..also my 7th Greatgrands came from Ewe/Dahomey to Louisiana as slaves..we were lucky they documented to descendants today
My father's grandpa was from ewe!
@@brettjohnson861 thats whats up
Is she still available to be seen of get more info I visit Congo square on Sundays for spiritual healing to visit ancestors
And the Ewes came from Ile-Ife in Nigeria. It's no surprise that you have sàngó and the òrìsàs
@@SUNNI.CERTIFIED unfortunately she passed.. Thats great,havent been out there in awhile.I use to attend every Sunday
I love this. So many of us do not know and understand Hoodoo and our families kept it secret so they weren't ostracized.
people are too afraid to understand it
Programs like this are why i will always financially support PBS
We dont get even a fraction of this knowledge anywhere.....including school smh. Thanks PBS ❤❤❤
Yess💯 I agree! And the fact that ppl will say this part of our history is evil or “witchcraft” is hurtful because even though there’s a dark side to the spirit world , our ancestors knew that our religious/spiritual beliefs represented healing, protection.. wisdom.
I love pbs ✊🏾🙌🏾🫶🏽🌸✨
@yasherahh yes, it took too long for me to come to the realization that I'd been told a lie and that others are using my ancestral gifts to benefit themselves, meanwhile telling us to reject and beware smh
@@mrsyasin07 Oh yea they’re famous for that ..everything they told us was good for us was a lie and everything we thought was bad was actually good 🤔
It's in our DNA.
It is our spiritual, moral compass.
Thank you.
So can you tell me why black people are afraid of cats???
@@lizzysbeautyshowetc.6895 Who told you that? I had a cat for 12 years.
@@j.wmarie857 Well I'm not saying all black people are afraid of cats but the people that I've come across are terrified of cats and I was wondering why if you look on the Internet and Google that it's known fact that lots of black people are afraid of cats And I just wanted to know why is there an ancestral part of the fear of cats or something
@@lizzysbeautyshowetc.6895 I'm a 54 year old black woman and I never heard that. Never. My grandfather kept cats around his farm to keep rodents away. I have brothers, sisters, cousins, aunts, uncles ALL Black and never have I ever heard that. As a matter of fact, my brother and his wife have TWO cats and a dog. Just because it's on the internet don't mean it's true.
@@lizzysbeautyshowetc.6895 From my understanding on Cats. Ancient kemtetians actually created the Cat through knoting 🧬 which is a hybrid of the reptile hence its snake eyes and mammal of its body. It was depicted and honored every where in Egypt as bridging lower and upper Egypt together. Those two species are always in conflict the Eagle (mammal) and Snake (reptile), look at the Mexican flag or even America with the Eagle and China with the Dragon (serpent). The Cat is also an apex predator (have a vast spectrum of species it can eat). idk if this have to do with Black ppl being scared of, but a super fascinating look into cats
Separating people from their pasts is one of the intentions of genocide.
And let us all thank the stars that they failed at that.
Thank you for doing an episode on Hoodoo. For ages we have been taught to forget the rituals of our ancestors, but many of those people of European descent are making millions off of our practices.
Just because something is past down from generation to generation does not mean it is the right thing to do, the bible has many passages that explain all of the deities that were worshiped long ago and passed down to the next generation, it goes into much detail about how this went on for thousands of years, read Deut 19:10- 14 . Yes it truly does make a difference who you turn to in times of trouble as this program discusses, it is either to God the Most High, or to Satan .You choose.
@@seaofglass7Satan dont exist
@@seaofglass7 JESUS= Zeus! The wicked separated us from our original practices because they are powerful practices and would put an end to their beast system. They got people serving the devil - JC so that their evil ways are upheld.
👋 bantuqueen,
Thank you for responding to my comments, l welcome your point of view, when you said the wicked separated us , who is the wicked ? And what do you mean by the beast system please explain...
I really have struggles with the fact that because of slavery and the decimation of the Geeat Libraries in Africa we have to constantly piece together our history and find ourselves defending our African culture, traditions and heritage. Religion was used to dehumanize and control us and for many it still is. Blindly obedient and afraid to question
When I read some of the things I wrote and the way I spoke under Christianity I cringe because I sounded like a trained puppet
A trained judgemental puppet. Even judging or misjudging or own heritage!
@@swiftkarma4436 Jesus never told you to practice "Christianity".. That is organized religion. He said to simply follow his teachings. So you were in fact part of a CULT.
@@derrickdavis7917that’s still a cult😂, no matter how you slice it. You’re also leaving out the ramifications of slavery and forced religion (subjugation and conditioning) and how that impacted Black people and why they are Christians to this day or even believe in the Bible, again forced conditioning… plays a massive role. Either way you slice it, you’re operating under 400+ years of European subjugation via The Bible.
@kristoff1skalet176. You are enslaved when you allow these entities to use you. They cannot do anything without your agreement on this Earth and you THINK you are in control, but you are not. Those entities hate you, they can never be redeemed, like we are through the blood of Jesus. Jesus is Love. Lots of gods, but there is only ONE who stands above ALL others, that have already been defeated through the blood of Jesus at the cross. Why don’t you ask your “entities”, because they are masquerading as your ancestors about the blood of Jesus? They know what their end will be.
Chinua Achebe's book Thing's Fall Apart gives a great account of why we are afraid to practice what our African ancestors practiced. Reading that book years ago was life changing for me.
Loved the book and this comment..
We did that book in high school the year I graduated
@jei. please go back and read it.
I still teach this book. I love to see the eyes of some of my students opening and then starting to understand the connection.
@jeibby6same! 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ I'm gonna go back and read it
The presenter's voice is so soothing yet full of authority...love it
This episode really spoke to me and made me cry. I’m so grateful to my ancestors for living for me.
Please make subtitles in Portuguese! Speaking from Brazil here, and I always find surprising how much we have in common. In the ancestral worship here we would call the conjurer a Yalaxé, a person, usually a woman, who has the gift of imbuing food with vital force - axé or asé. We are one diasporic culture, that's for sure!
The vast majority of Brazil's population are of African descent. Why are you surprised that Brazilian culture is filled with African cultural traditions, when most Brazilians are black?
@@deamorebeaute2412 that’s not what he said .. he said he is coming from Brazil and he is surprised how much the two practices have in common
Only 17 seconds in. This woman's voice is powerful 👏🏾
Tank is a real one.❤
I'm very proud to be black
I have never clicked on a video so fast. I really enjoyed this! And Tank is a beautiful host!!!
Tank just radiates grace, eloquence, beauty, and power. Uhhhhh I just love it
This is my first time seeing this. Wow, the host is a powerhouse; she asked great questions and asked for clarification. This is superb journalism. And the guest were precise and concise. The woman in blue made be feel so connected to everything. She's doing amazing works. This is inspiring. Thanks! Sending love and light to all
She’s also the leader of a band called Tank and the Bangas. Check them out
Tarriona is such an amazing host.
Thank you for representing our stories so, on point.
You are beautiful and every episode gets better. 💛💛💛🙏🏿
Yes I am so happy my great grandmother helped me to keep enough of our Ancestral practices while she was alive so I could connect and go deeper after she transitioned.
Yeah so happy
At 10:00 was so, so moving.
I'm beginning to see how sacred and blessed speaking to our ancestors truly is.
It is for guidance and reverence and communion.
All so beautiful.
Speaking to the Dead is DEMONIC, plz don't be Deceived!!
It really was so moving - as she was speaking I was literally getting chills
@@aliasteward9366 Exactly speaking to the dead is demonic when people die they don't stay in this room so again voodoo has a very negative condensation and I know why wouldn't it be good they do bad things with it it's more like witchcraft
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It was beautifully breathtaking what she said.
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Then you shouldn’t be looking at this video- the title informed you that it is about Hoodoo. If it’s “demonic” why are you interested in watching???
Tank! I just found this series yesterday and I am hooooooked. We see you, PBS. And gratitude to you, Tank for doing the ancestors work!
This was right in time. I’ve been having dreams/ spiritual awakening. I think spirit used Tank as a vessel to get my attention, cause if I see Tank, I click. I’ve been having questions and this made me feel as though my ancestors were communicating to me through you sis. Thank You sincerely 🙏🏽❤️
Tank WHO
Right!
Y’all are contacting with demons and don’t even know it, I know it’s part of culture but I promise you it’s not ancestors your being in contact with. No one should be speaking with the dead.
Daaiyahs explanation of ancestor worship and healing was so beautiful it made me cry. I live in Arizona and keep an 'offrenda' to honor my ancestors in my home. The shelves around my fireplace (the hearth of my home) are decorated with pictures and momentos of loved ones and ancestors. Seeing it is my daily reminder of my connection to my past and path to the future. I am also the genealogist for my generation of my family. I often wish more gen x and millennials & xennials would get as excited as I do about ancestor work as I do. But then I think, maybe they're not quite old enough to appreciate it yet. There is so much to learn and understand when we connect with our roots! Ms. Tank Ball is brilliant in this program! Thank you for sharing!
It's so interesting to see like minded people who SEE how our native spiritual practices are intertwined with Christianity, particularly in the south.
They aren't and never will be intertwined with christianity. Christianity was just used as a MASK for the practice.
@@dustindustindontworry-jz8dh 💯
@@dustindustindontworry-jz8dh you’re right
I employ everyone to open their eyes.
@@CopperMe9 Are eyes are opened. That's why we can discern between truth and error, good and evil.
This is so beautiful. It showed up on my main page and it’s so sad what our ancestors went through. It is our duty to respect them 100%
This hit me hard 💪🏽 I miss my grandma 😞😭 my great grandfather was drafted from busly one of the first black in the Marines 💯 I understand that part about grandma in that kitchen praying over that food 🎯💯🙏🏽 I love this show 🥰🥰 thank you for this Tank ⚜️⚜️⚜️💪🏽💜
I think reverence is the word I use in describing the connectedness throughout our experience as now seen in science thruough epigenetic evidence. Transgeneration trauma can also be addressed in this way in appreciation of the resilience and strengthen that is within. I applaud the healer Dayia in expressing the service to community.
We black folk have so far to go with understanding who we really are
Indeed 😢
THAT SONG at the end of the video, “WANDERING SOUL” is EVERYTHINGGGG! THANK YOU! I needed this in my lifeee!🙌🏾😩🙌🏾
It’s amazing to me how I’ve been having dreams of my grandmother and all of a sudden there’s a video about Hoodoo, I’ve been feeling a call of being in communication with ancestors since I started dating my fiancée, and she’s been having very powerful dreams as well.
Bro, leave.
Heed to that call. Just imagine how many different DNA of your ancestors are still alive in you today? The grandmother of your grandmother is still alive in you, and in fact through you, they're still alive today. This is what Africans knew thousands of years ago, and that's why they strongly believed that the link between the living and the dead is very thin .
Communicate by building an altar but make sure you call on your God fearing loving Ancestors for guidance and communion.
Extremely emotional watching this 😢! This is beautiful… my ancestors need to be honored ! Hoodoo is my path .. as an African American how could I not I wish this was longer to …
I thought that was Tank! OMG. Sooooo pretty. Hearing her narrate automatically transforms the history into a luscious and rich experience. 💗
I love you being a part of these PBS shows. Keep educating us all.😊
I have an ancestor alter and I have recently embraced my Northern European ancestors too because even though I might not appreciate the WAY they became ancestors they still helped make me - literally.
They still assaulted your black ancestors.
so powerful. i love this. i think i want to try this myself
I've always wondered about the term Hoodoo. What you've described I grew up knowing as "Roots" . The elders in my family often spoke of "working roots" on someone or something. We kids understood they were talking about just what you described here! Thank you for this valuable info! I love being a descendent of Africans!
Roots is an Indian practice and have nothing to do with Africans. Do your genealogy and I bet you find that your family are American Indians. Your only connection to Africa is your complexion.
As a native New Orleanian who grew up Louisiana PBS, this series is EVERYTHING. Would love to see an episode (at some point) about the Manila men & Filipino community in New Orleans too. Absolutely love every episode that has come out so far
Ms. Salaam freakin nailed it.
Her wisdom is beautiful. Thank you for making this and sharing.
I don't understand how watching this could effect anyone is any way that isn't beneficial. ❤
The beautiful thing about our culture. We kept so much of us and they passed it down in stories and way of life. We southern folk live hoodoo everyday and all these saints and praying warriors. Yea dem grannies didnt miss a beat. Love our culture
This we need more of, I always felt a wanting to know but never shown the true way, this is important to our people, our future
That was a fantastic video! The host and the scholars are amazing storytellers and I'm glad that PBS gave this episode the production values and love that it clearly deserves.
BEAUTIFUL LIGHT SHED ONTHIS....
Us Taiwanese folk also have ancestral worship, deep veneration. I did my DNA test and my haplo group started migrating out of East Africa 150-200000 years ago! I wouldn't be surprised this practice in Taiwanese spirituality originates (or at least shared) from Hoodoo elements! I feel so connected with our ancestors and always knew modern day humans originate from Mother Africa (thats where all oldest human and prehuman bones have been found as well, so it all connects finally!)
Hoodoo is much younger than taiwanese traditions. As it has origins in the USA and is mostly made of predominantly central African and west african beliefs and traditions. But theres no doubt in my mind that theres similarities between taiwanese spirituality and Hoodoo. I've noticed through research just how similar African and Asian traditions are. And yes ancestor veneration is one of them.
Thank you, Tank! This series is ERRTHANG!
Daa'iyah Salaam, my namesake. Wow!❤
Thank you for this beautiful and moving video about our rich spiritual heritage. I hope our people will continue to explore and discover our roots. Hoodoo is more than folklore and superstition. Loving these videos keep up the good work my sistah!
Whew 😥 when I tell u every episode just draws me in deeper & im so happy & proud of your work Ms.Tank.Your narration is so soothing & enjoyable that I almost get mad that we don’t have hour long content but I will take what I get & support u thru this because it’s so needed for our people to delve into our history…Thanks you so much 💯🙏🏾❤️
This is so so beautiful. Thank you for this. Can’t wait for more.
Tank hosting, I'm watching!
Also, I need to know that songs/artists used for the soundtrack. OMG!
If you find out the song please tell me. i was happy someone else was curious about it. I tried google soundhound shazam🤣 nothing.
If any of you find out the name of the song... please let me know too pleae!!! :))
Me heart cry's , so many we lost , but we are Victors 🇦🇨🇦🇩🇦🇪🇦🇫🇦🇬🇦🇮🇦🇱🇦🇲🇦🇴🇦🇶🇧🇩🇧🇧🇧🇦🇦🇿🇦🇽🇦🇼🇦🇺🇦🇹🇦🇸🇦🇷🇧🇪🇧🇫🇧🇬🇧🇭🇧🇮🇧🇯🇧🇱🇧🇲🇧🇳🇧🇴
🇨🇺🇵🇷 Santeria IFA Youruba descendant here💪🏿💪🏾💪🏽🌍
Seek JESUS CHRIST!! 🙏🤗
Ase' thank you dear sister for breaking our ancestral veneration down in such a thorough knowledgeable way. "Healing for individuals and our communities. Listen to the Ancestors they deserve to be heard. Peace and 🕯️
This is common in most South African tribes if not all, however we don't call it hoodoo. We communicate with Ancestors which are called Amadlozi.
This is common in all black African tribes
That’s were it probably came from, but it’s just a different name here in the Americas . Our ancestors are from Africa, so we will carry some traditions from there.
Lovely segment on Hoodoo in modern times. Thank you. ❤
Thank you for sharing this aspect of the African American culture.
This was simply beautiful beyond words 😭✨🙌🏽 it’s pure energy of our ancestors and fills me up to know we are awakening and remembering so that the legacy can not only heal but continue to evolve 🧿🪬🥳
I did not have to, but you did. POWERFUL STUFF RIGHT THERE!
Beautifully stated and powerful beyond measure. All that was shared is what I have always felt, but could not articulate into words. Thank you for being the voice of our ancestors 💕🙏🏾🌿
Love this! It's been taught that skulls, voodoo, etc were bad to keep us down, but we have learned, our ancestor's are our guides wnd our real protector's. Gratitude, Gratitude!❤
It IS if you doing idolotry through ancestor worship!
It’s makes me proud to see so many brothers/sisters from all aspects unite on this. As an Ethiopian/Cuban this warms my heart. I love and thank you all!!!
This was so beautiful! Thank you for sharing this with us! It warms my heart to see us continue to take back the various parts of our identity as a culture❤❤❤❤
Yet again another wonderful series highlighting our culture!! I’m officially a hooked subscriber!! Shout out to Tank and PBS!! Keep em’ coming!! 🙌🏾👏🏾🙌🏾👏🏾
NOLA born & raised✊🏾!I definitely do the vodou magick cause it’s my blood.
NOLA people are Chahta.....
Nice introduction. Ever since i began to honor and elevate my ancestor, my spiritual development has soared. Truly, your lineage loves and is concerned for you and your development.
Asè. ❤
Love, Light Honor and Respect to the ancestors. 🕊️💀🕯️
SN: The beautiful host has a strong and powerful voice, continue to use it to serve the people.
Thank you to my KNOWN and UNKNOWN Ancestors, Ase 🙏🏿❤️💪🏿
So proud to see this ah-mazing singer host a historical doc! Thank you!
Tank, the stories you present are so interesting and I connect to them in ways I cannot yet explain. You present with natural wisdom and I think I enjoy listening to you as much as I enjoy the stories you present. Thank you so much.
Wait, like tank and the bangas?! Is that her?
@@ms.nebraska YES!!!
Thank yall! Miss Salaam droppin jewels! Beautiful storytelling Tank! 💛💛💛
A fascinating and beautiful look into this part of American history. Love this video!
Wow this was enlightening. The 10:00 minute mark really moved me and brought tears to my eyes. Remember we are our ancestors wildest dreams. God Bless those who have come before me.❤🙏🏾
Thank you so much for taking the time to do this beautiful documentary. Your beauty compliments this project.
gratitude!
Growing up my grandmother had voodo/hoodoo rituals that I didn’t understand UNTIL I was grown! It’s our HISTORY
Tank! Your voice is so melodic🫶🏾🌸✨ please keep singing storytelling and narrating!
I loveee this thank you for this. We need this type of dialogue to explain our beautiful traditions
I love your hair! Thank you for this series, I learn so much.
I talk to my own Ancestors daily - my grandma and my great grandma (who I’m named after). This video truly validated me.
Thank you so so much for this beautiful series! I love love love it and I’m so glad I can watch it here!
What a lovely video! This fed my soul.❤ I loved it all including the music at the end. Thank you.
I needed this video to help my knowledge of my ancestors’ practices, instead of a religion forced on our people. Although, I am a Christian, I want to know more about my origins. I did my ancestry, and I’m 65% west African, so I definitely need to know this. Thank you!
Love this! Thank you for this research and exploration!
This was so powerful and beautiful - I found myself crying in the middle of it when the conjure woman was talking about her practices. I feel like this video was made just for me. Thank you to everyone who made this video possible. I want to support more videos like these - how do I do it?
This was really good, thank yall❤
Thank you PBS for this piece, this is important 🙏🏽
We dont worship our ancestors. Thats an expression of the white man's perception imposed on us, an express which many of our people have adopted.
Rather tnan worship out ancestors, the rituals are to develop and maintain our relationship with our ancestors. The distinction is very important.
I would love to see a video about the Voudou of Benin and other similar West African practices, such as Ifa.
Me too. Both sides of my family come from Benin Republic. I feel the pull to reconnect and close out the mystery of my family’s African ancestral roots. Blessings to you and yours ✊🏾
Love your video! Including it in my group posts about Ancestors! Thank you so much luv!
Thank youuuuu so much. This was beautifully presented🌺
All Praises due to my Ancestors, known and unknown,ASÉ👑🛐🎁🌟🖤💯
This made me cry 😢
My heart is full after watching this video, when you hear about Hoodoo you think of negative. I thoroughly enjoyed learning about my past and history.
This was beautiful and very informative! Thank you so much!
Love this reeducation. Bless this work ❤
I absolutely love this series!!
I love this series❤ The host is so beautiful, warm, intelligent and kind ♥️♥️♥️
Super interesting! Thanks for sharing