How to Connect with the Ancestors the Old Kongo Way
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video Rau Khu explains how to make a deeper connection with the Ancestors using the Kongo Way and how to communicate with the Ancestors for practical use.
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About Derric "Rau Khu" Moore
I practice Kamta, a form of Kemetic (Ancient Egyptian) Shamanism that draws from the Kemetic theology and the Kongo-Angolan dikenga (Kongo Cross) philosophy. That has been combined with African American Spiritualism and Afro-Cuban Espiritismo Cruzado (Crossed Spiritism). My goal is to normalize the Kemetic Way of Life by providing practical adaptations to our ancient ancestral way of living.
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Glad I researched your channel. This information was very useful
Glad to hear it! Hetepu (Peace & Blessings)
This is very informative! I’m Congolese American 🇨🇩. My parents migrated to the US in the late 90s then I was born. I was raised in a strict Christian upbringing but I don’t resonate with that anymore. I’m now exploring spiritually and am being called to learn more about my ancestors. My mother is l strictly Christian and believes my father’s family practice witch craft.
Welcome Sis. Hetepu (Peace & Blessings).
This is what I’ve been saying !! Bro I love your material and you are telling the truth . Ima just say it . Palo mayombe stole are culture and now they look down on us hoodoo rootworkers . I’m also scratched and I’ve delt with with them first hand . Good video !!!
Thank you so much. At the heart of it all, it's all Kongo and I love the ingenuity that both cultures used to develop their systems. But, yeah...I am so glad to have found my Ancestral path and they helped me to understand the Kongo Way sin regla. I respect it em both and love the hell out of it all. I even love Macumba but I have no need to turn my back on what our Ancestors have done. Others can look down all they want but you know how it goes when you the Ancestors got your back. Thanks again. Hetepu (Peace & Blessings)
Greetings, thank you for sharing. I was wondering why paternal and not maternal? I’m curious because my paternal ancestors are the ones who are guiding me.
Hetepu (Peace & Blessings). From my experience, both paternal and maternal assist us but it is typically the paternal line that focuses more on ancestral structure, which ties into protection. One way to think of it is to see the paternal line as establishing and building a fence, while the maternal line tends to everything within. In other words, you may or may not have met them but Big Dad is watching over you, and your Big Momma got your back.
@@thelandofkamsancestralway Thank you. This makes sense.
I always say lots of African Americans just not out here respecting or remembering their ancestors like that 😢