Yes, as Blk American, I identify with Big Mama. My great grandma and grandma were Southern Women who sat on their porch. They raised all children of the community, was a healer, prayer warriors, and the backbone of the community. My mom and grandma called my Great Grandma "Mama." I respect the diaspora, but we have our own cultural spirit guides here.
wow my Great Grand mother also was called Mama by Everybody in our community I mean everybody men childeren whyt people women strangers all called her Mama without her demanding it that was just her God given name I thought
Yep! I'm Black American and grew up in the south (VA); we called our Grama "Big mama", up until she died 5 years ago. The generations before me called the great grandmothers "Big mama". Big Mamas definitely come with a certain southern wisdom ✨
your cultural spirit guides are not that much different to everybody else's in the diaspora only difference is you brag about it all the time n the rest of us don't.....
This episode is so educational. Breaking down each Spirit, reflecting on who can work with them, and just stating facts! The clarity in this story is going to help so many. Great job.
Fantastic!! I work with “La Madama” and have a few different ones in my court, however I always knew “Mammy” was different. For one thing, typical La Madama statues show her with a basket on her head. This was something used mostly in the Caribbean NOT in the old American South. Also most La Madama statues include her wearing rosaries because La Madama come from Latin Countries that were Catholic. Mammi of the South never wore that as she was Protestant. Even though the various colors of La Madama dresses have to do with Orisha she may have served, the bright colors of her clothes are seen mostly in the Caribbean and Latin countries. The Old South clothing was darker and more subdued . This video is ground breaking! Not just for La Madama sake, but it should put attention to the idea that WE have our OWN Ancestral Spirits right here in North America! We have Harriett Tubman, High John, Gullah Jack, Marie Laveau, Railroad Bill and so many others! We need to start bringing forth their Spirits because they reflect our experience here in North America. Thank you once again PaPa Seer for your in depth and insightful work! Welcome back and keep it coming!
The colors were darker but still vivid. Dyes that could be made from the available natural materials surrounding them were utilized. This included indigo (grown in places like SC) , dark greens, and reds from clay (found in the soil). There was also trade.
@papaseer, this is the 1st time I have come across channel. The spirit of Mammy has led me here. I'm a young elder of 65, but we must truly thank you, and we appreciate your intuitive gifts, and knowledge of divinity. We love your clear explanation for your extraordinary gifts from the cosmos for overstanding who are spirit guides are and who's relatable to us. Many continued blessings, to you for love, peace, light, good health, wealth, growing, and balance ✨️ 1love, Mammy
Madamas vary from person to person depending on each one’s spiritual quadrant. Not all madamas were slaves. Some of them were free and had their own businesses. And the reason they were given the prestigious name of madamas was because they did charity for the less fortunate. They were very powerful politically as well.
@ their presence in Latin Caribbean espiritismo is very deep and they are considered highly elevated spirits with strong powers. Madamas were people of intense personal constitutions. They came from various nations of African magic and belief systems and they knew how heal or mess things up real good. In the old days when I was a kid the old heads that would still have hardcore spiritual mass loved it when madamas showed up. These things were an event. If you ever have your own madama present herself to you in dreams she will let you know her name and show you what her life was like so that you know how to service and petition her. People do not play about their own madamas and keep names and other details to themselves. Again there’s very deep stuff that goes along with this.
Gen X!! So very well done, thank you. From my Great Native Am. "Na'nae" to my "Ma'Sweet" Mi Creole G-G Ma, my Afro Am. "Maw" to my "Ma'deah". Oh, thank you! I thoroughly appreciate your wisdom.
GenXer here! Ya did a great job. I loved this one. I would like to point out something I realized while u were talking about aesthetics etc and Sally. Sometimes the house workers were those children of the master....and sometimes the nurse maids were kin to the main female-as in her sister. Also my family started buying as much of those cast iron and dark skinned images as they could find....I was triggered but am learning why it was so important to them. This is a great podcast. Keep up the good work young man. Peace
Recently I’ve been thinking more about Big Mama with the passing of my own grandmother. I really resonate most with calling her Muh’Dear/Mother Dear/Ma’Dea. I’m a country southern black from New Orleans
Amazing, Amazing, Amazing always pouring new knowledge into us! I learned so much from the first spiritism class I can’t wait for the Shamanic Spiritism class coming up 🙌🏾
I have chills!!!!! I'm a tarot reader and energetic healer. I have never heard the name Mammy except growing up. My little sister used to call me Mammy.. I'm the oldest and always had to babysit, cook, clean, etc since I was 7 years old.
I really enjoyed this video❤ During my childhood I adored spending time with my Aunt Dorothy aka Dot to Dot❤ She was my surrogate grandmother who gave wisdom, recipes, threats of whopping and stories about her past experiences in life.She often gave my parents parental counseling 😅 I truly believe that my Grandmothers in heaven sent her to help my parents raise my brother and I ❤
My great grandmom and grandmom were from virgina i called my great grandmom bigmom and called my gramdmom memom or nana❤ this message hit diffrent they both are deceased now but there still here with me in spirt🙏🏾love them to death to this day and miss them so much great leaders in the family full of knowlage and wise old souls full of gifts from the divine some gifts were left behind for me to carry to guide me threw life to help me be better and protect me threw times of attact of the enemy i was always gifted and have forsight and i am a healer my hands and heart set me apart my gifts are from my loveones pasted down and from god thruth seeker and thruth speaker
I loved listening to this as I did laundry. Definitely got some downloads of my own while listening so thank you for opening that "portal" (for lack of a better word) from my madama. Light and progress to you and yours
I would argue La Madama was present in North America; the Spanish colonies. Florida did not become a territory until nearly 50 years before emancipation, Spain still controlled the land. So of course, them black folks were Catholics, spoke Spanish, had Hispanic names, and probably more cultural parallels with Latino/Caribbean cultures just like in Spanish & French Louisiana. We have to look at history from the lens of our ancestors and our spirit.
@@Papaseer Noted but being that Florida was ruled by Spain, I wouldn't doubt that Caribbeans from Spanish colonies were bought over. We know they were sent to Louisiana. And if anything their spiritual practices probably thrived more in Florida as black persecution was lesser compared to others. I know La Madama did not originate in Florida, for all we know, but I definitely wouldn't say she was not revered there in some form of fashion. I maybe biased because my folks come from there lol.
@@taviangreen6420 Florida is magical especially south Florida i spent a decade of my life in miami so , there is so much truth in what you are saying …
The Blacks in Florida were closer to their African heritage. It actually shows today. I don't think they truly connected with the Spaniard Culture. They would be speaking the language today but they were more influenced by the English language......There is also a deep spiritual presence in certain parts of Florida... Once you get to know certain people of the community you begin to hear the stories...
Thank you so so much for this episode. It was deeply meaningful to me. Thank you for taking the time to write and share and just subscribed to your YT and podcast. Sending love.
I really liked this episode, thank you. My mom did have me washing things on a wash board as a child and it’s no joke so I agree about how you’d describe Mammy and being in shape or close to it. You tell such a great story, it reminds me of some of the things my grandmother told me as a child. And yes if you think about it Mammy would have had to be within child-bearing age in order to produce milk. I’m sure there were others who were beyond that as well. Love your channel.
New Sub. I wish I found your channel sooner. Growing up, the term “Mammy” was a derogatory term. It is nice you shed some light on the term/name/background with love ❤ and care.
I'm a Jamaican Canadian 2nd gen on one side 1st on the other, my grandmothers are nana who I got to see this weekend & big mummy who is resting in paradise ❤ i got the big mama spirit from my big mummy, its definitely in you & not on you. I respect and revere all of these spirits, but I completely agree that big mama is a spirit I know personally in many forms in many women that are still alive today❤
Thank you for speaking the hard truth!! I 💯 agree with you when you were saying who am I to tell people the spirits they feel have reached out to them really haven’t. And YES those women raised white babies and children and LOVED THEM AS THEIR OWN!!! Yessss, they certainly did ❤
Yes, I think I’ve always known these women were wise + beautiful women who bore much agony. I had a Big Mama she died when I was 3 - but her memory lives within from stories, pictures she was a business woman in NOLA. When my Cuzn asked if our kids could call our step grandma ‘Big Mama’ I stood so firm in denouncing her to even think of giving our Big Mama name to another! I believe a spirit came to me, saying no. Thanks for sharing light on these three ‘Mary’s (my Big Mama name) ❤ I’ve collected a few pieces and proudly display them - I remember reading Michael Jackson had a large collection.
When you spoke about they're love of coffee ☕ it made me think of my great grandmother and how she loved coffee she's the that introduced to it. I only drink it now because it reminds me of her wow ASE ✨💛🕯️🤍
I can't express just HOW MUCH this made sense. I've always said the science is the magic, meaning knowing the facts makes the rituals more effective. As SOON as you mentioned breast feeding, you won the argument of Mammy not having the Big Mama image. Obesity was not common before the 80's many fail to realize. Even thinking of my own family this was ALL FACTS. My grandmother was a tall big woman with lots of children and a fiery fearless attitude who lived to her mid 80's. My great grandmother (her mother) was half Cherokee, slim, caramel tone with straight hair and very pretty. I have her picture plus she walks with me. She was a house maid for wealthy whites who always gave her gifts and everyone always talked about her beauty. She worked A LOT & she died of a heart attack at work in her 50's. I was born in 1981, so these 2 women were born a loooong time ago. My Great Grandmother was born 1908.
Im from the states but learned how to speak spanish in college and i still can read and write in spanish and LaMadama came to me and the 7 sisters as well and then i learned more about her and not because I'm ashamed of Mammy but because she's the spirit who reached out to me with love and guidance ❤❤❤❤ and you're right she was not that over wieght as they described her either
WE THE SIMMONS LUCAS TRIBAL MEMBERS 💎 OUR ANCESTRAL WARRIORS 🔥💎 HAVE LISTENED AND SHARED THIS MESSAGE TODAY, NOW WE INNERSTAND UNCONDITIONALLY THAT YOU BROUGHT FORTH SOME NUGGETS AND WE SHALL BRING ALL POINTS BEFORE THE TRIBAL COUNSEL. HAVING MIXED THOUGHTS ON HOW YOU BROUGHT THE MESSAGE TODAY. ASE' 🦋
This is my story hands down the tourch was passed to me and its a hornor not going to let my loves down and carry my tourch with love peace joy and pride what a honer to be the chossen one to bless my blood line andd carry the coverent of protection for my family
And to add, the true is. They were not feeding the house slaves that well. They had rules, they couldn’t just go grab a bite to eat from the refrigerator. My great great grandmother was a house lady that was also biracial.
@@Papaseer because I found documented lies within my father's succession. My aunt lied on my father's death certificate on who my grandfather was. I have found out that her government funded daycare business was left in a will to my grandfather. Which is the reason she omitted my grandfathers name on my father's death certificate. So basically I need a succession contested in the New Orleans area
My Ma’mah on my father’s side shared with me that as a young girl (7 years old) white people came to her for healing and guidance and prophecy. She raised the children of a Dr’s family and took in any orphaned children in her community, everyone called her mother, I called her Ma’mah, I didn’t learn until I was older that her name was Matty. On my mother’s side my great grandmother was the daughter of her mother’s slave owner, she was given many of the privileges of his family, she was highly educated and cultured and they named her Arista.
I love your videos Papa Seer, so much great insightful information. But let's normalize not calling our Ancestors "slaves", they were royalty, doctors, farmers.....or whatever, that were "enslaved".
I agree ... but in the telling of many of these stories the aspect is slavery is so important, while it was such a horror story for our people it set the landscape for many of the belief systems that emerged in necessity , thank you
History say otherwise. And there are beings on this Earth that are dark and they penetrate all stations of life today. Spirituality is no different. Because there is dark magic. So the practice of racism in the form of dark magic is brought into the practice of Spirituality... But I guess people don't think dark saints exist in this world...
Oh yeah ! 😂😂😂 stop trying to make history a fairy tale . I’m a mambo , there is definitely sexism racism etc in spirituality, if it exist in the physical realm it exists in the spiritual realm 😊
I have seen the same issue in WICCA I seen Caucasian witches say to people who are black, Hispanic, Asian, native American etc that they shouldn't be worshipping pagan European gods again it's a calling who are we to say they don't have a European pagan distant ancestors who calls them to their craft
Wicca and the covenant of witches are not what we think they are. They have stolen many practices amongst the actual various cultures, spiritual systems and have applied the art and practices to their coven and philosophy.....Masters of Trickery and deception is how I see them .....History and timelines is a powerful tool to learn and understand.....Wicca practices started in the 1900.. And the narration of witches was a narrative born within the churches of Europe...During the Inquisition era..
The traditional mammy image in early America was to tend to the masters with no choice before and instead of her own. That's the source of the pain of the word. I see a survivor. I see Orisha Yamanja in another form.
Dr Buzzard is so such a hard person to put a piece together on since there were so many people who lied about being the original Dr Buzzard from South Carolina , however I am working on an episode about him , still in the works I take my time and research , I cannot wait until it’s completed ❤
La Madam was the spiritual healer of her master and the slaves. She ran the house and was usually the masters wife. La Madama read tarot's. Prepared Medicinal herbs. She worship the seven African powers.
Thank you for your content. I appreciate it very much. I'm a white woman presenting with some mixed ancestry (very little African and other races). Do you believe in reincarnation? I'd do wouldn't allow of this come into play with who reaches out to a person?
Aside from being a Hoodoo, I am an active Spiritist , and yes I very much believe in reincarnation, that many of us have been here many times over and have experienced life as different genders and races
Thank you for your response. In my high school, many of my friends and I, believed that we were black and past lives. It was something we spoke about quite freely among each other but didn't share outside the group because we were sensitive and didn't want to sound like posers. Yesterday was the first day I found your content. It's really great and I will continue to explore it. How do you feel about respectful white people attending your classes? My intention is not to go out and re-teach or anything like that but I do feel called to explore it more deeply.
I’m from miami and these people refuse to learn English to live so I doubt they learn a language to work with anyone and I have Afro Latino black america and Afro Caribbean
I appreciate the video, however I'm sure we've seen the vintage photos of "nurses" who breastfeed the masters children and they are darker skinned women (which would have been a Mammy). So I bring that up to say darker women were definitely in the home, whether they were perceived as attractive or not. I also understand how you're not saying dark skinned people aren't attractive so I'm not attacking
I am not interested in the awful days of slavery. What did she do before her capture. Where did she develop her practice of Hoodoo before she landed in the Americas. We are still totally lost.
Understandable, but the awful experience of slavery is apart of her story you skip over that then you don’t really know who she is … whether we like it or not , it was her truth
We are not lost, we’ve journeyed. And hoodoo being created on southern US soil means her hoodoo story and identity as Mammy began during enslavement. Many of these women were born into enslavement. Before enslavement she wasn’t mammy so that would be a different story entirely. The stories and identities of our ancestors can be studied if you study West African and total continental African history. We won’t ever know the full stories, but the information is out there. You are only lost if that’s what you accept
If I am not mistaken the term Big Mama was born in the Sahel, not West Africa....She journeyed to the soil of America and took on the form of Big Mama on the Plantation her pre identity and enslaved identity is still pretty much the same. It describes an older woman of wisdom and power and a leader of her clan....
Mammy is also linked to the name Big Mama. The European culture scarred her image and made her to be this big woman who cooks and cleans. Still the symbolism is within the degradation of the story...Her being big represents her power and her being in the house represents her wisdom and authority over the house. Which also explains your description of her being influenced in politics, arts etc etc.
And also the movie Soil Food is a symbolism of the Big Mama figure......The kitchen represents Alchemy magic and power and social action and the four women each( her daughters and niece) represents the identity of the Big Mama spirit. The niece is the sexual image of the true Big Mama the one with vitality, charisma, seduction, charm. The youngest daughter is the emotional artist the creator, her giving birth is a representation of her creation. The middle daughter is the nurturing healer, the one who holds the family together and the oldest is the political figure......
I want to say I agree that the use of Mammy as a slur is a misinterpretation… the physical appearance however is where I disagree… she is apart of the Hebrew bloodline so her appearance is that of the American Negro tribes… The bloodline is not mixed and has never been mixed… the idea image of beauty has only changed for those not apart of the bloodline… because they change and are influenced by social norms and ideas of beauty… this is not true for the true Hebrew bloodline (closer to the first image)… because just as the deity Matrika is a bigger woman … our past images of deities were as well…
Yes, as Blk American, I identify with Big Mama.
My great grandma and grandma were Southern Women who sat on their porch.
They raised all children of the community, was a healer, prayer warriors, and the backbone of the community.
My mom and grandma called my Great Grandma "Mama." I respect the diaspora, but we have our own cultural spirit guides here.
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wow my Great Grand mother also was called Mama by Everybody in our community I mean everybody men childeren whyt people women strangers all called her Mama without her demanding it that was just her God given name I thought
Yep! I'm Black American and grew up in the south (VA); we called our Grama "Big mama", up until she died 5 years ago. The generations before me called the great grandmothers "Big mama". Big Mamas definitely come with a certain southern wisdom ✨
your cultural spirit guides are not that much different to everybody else's in the diaspora only difference is you brag about it all the time n the rest of us don't.....
Im also getting vibes my older GGrand Mothers were BigMama...
This episode is so educational. Breaking down each Spirit, reflecting on who can work with them, and just stating facts! The clarity in this story is going to help so many. Great job.
I agree
When you got to Big Mama, I thought about my grand mamas, and I lit up. Thanks.
Fantastic!! I work with “La Madama” and have a few different ones in my court, however I always knew “Mammy” was different. For one thing, typical La Madama statues show her with a basket on her head. This was something used mostly in the Caribbean NOT in the old American South. Also most La Madama statues include her wearing rosaries because La Madama come from Latin Countries that were Catholic. Mammi of the South never wore that as she was Protestant. Even though the various colors of La Madama dresses have to do with Orisha she may have served, the bright colors of her clothes are seen mostly in the Caribbean and Latin countries. The Old South clothing was darker and more subdued .
This video is ground breaking! Not just for La Madama sake, but it should put attention to the idea that WE have our OWN Ancestral Spirits right here in North America! We have Harriett Tubman, High John, Gullah Jack, Marie Laveau, Railroad Bill and so many others! We need to start bringing forth their Spirits because they reflect our experience here in North America.
Thank you once again PaPa Seer for your in depth and insightful work! Welcome back and keep it coming!
The colors were darker but still vivid. Dyes that could be made from the available natural materials surrounding them were utilized. This included indigo (grown in places like SC) , dark greens, and reds from clay (found in the soil).
There was also trade.
😮 WOW X 7.... I MENTION HARRIET VERY OFTEN... ❤
@papaseer, this is the 1st time I have come across channel. The spirit of Mammy has led me here. I'm a young elder of 65, but we must truly thank you, and we appreciate your intuitive gifts, and knowledge of divinity. We love your clear explanation for your extraordinary gifts from the cosmos for overstanding who are spirit guides are and who's relatable to us. Many continued blessings, to you for love, peace, light, good health, wealth, growing, and balance ✨️ 1love, Mammy
I appreciate your kind words and the spirit of Mammy leading you here, I am honored 🙏🏿
Madamas vary from person to person depending on each one’s spiritual quadrant. Not all madamas were slaves. Some of them were free and had their own businesses. And the reason they were given the prestigious name of madamas was because they did charity for the less fortunate. They were very powerful politically as well.
Reminds me of what "Mother Theresa" tried 🤔 to portray...
@ their presence in Latin Caribbean espiritismo is very deep and they are considered highly elevated spirits with strong powers. Madamas were people of intense personal constitutions. They came from various nations of African magic and belief systems and they knew how heal or mess things up real good. In the old days when I was a kid the old heads that would still have hardcore spiritual mass loved it when madamas showed up. These things were an event. If you ever have your own madama present herself to you in dreams she will let you know her name and show you what her life was like so that you know how to service and petition her. People do not play about their own madamas and keep names and other details to themselves. Again there’s very deep stuff that goes along with this.
Amen!
Gen X!! So very well done, thank you. From my Great Native Am. "Na'nae" to my "Ma'Sweet" Mi Creole G-G Ma, my Afro Am. "Maw" to my "Ma'deah". Oh, thank you! I thoroughly appreciate your wisdom.
GenXer here! Ya did a great job. I loved this one. I would like to point out something I realized while u were talking about aesthetics etc and Sally. Sometimes the house workers were those children of the master....and sometimes the nurse maids were kin to the main female-as in her sister. Also my family started buying as much of those cast iron and dark skinned images as they could find....I was triggered but am learning why it was so important to them. This is a great podcast. Keep up the good work young man. Peace
I appreciate this so much ! Thank you
This was such a great episode!! Thank you for the breakdown of who this spirit is.
I have so many more coming up about the spirits !
Recently I’ve been thinking more about Big Mama with the passing of my own grandmother. I really resonate most with calling her Muh’Dear/Mother Dear/Ma’Dea. I’m a country southern black from New Orleans
Amazing, Amazing, Amazing always pouring new knowledge into us! I learned so much from the first spiritism class I can’t wait for the Shamanic Spiritism class coming up 🙌🏾
Thank you so much for this podcast. It explained so much for me.... love your education and your storytelling.❤
I really love this episode Papa Seer, thank you for giving us viewers the knowledge of African spirituality.
Thank you Papa Seer for bringing the facts and venerating my ancestral grandmother in her right ✨️
I am so glad I came upon ur podcast It was very informative... I appreciate u brother
Much appreciated thank you
@@Papaseer keep being authentic young ppl need to hear the truth and u bring stay safe mk sure u protect urself DM me
I have chills!!!!! I'm a tarot reader and energetic healer. I have never heard the name Mammy except growing up. My little sister used to call me Mammy.. I'm the oldest and always had to babysit, cook, clean, etc since I was 7 years old.
I really enjoyed this video❤ During my childhood I adored spending time with my Aunt Dorothy aka Dot to Dot❤ She was my surrogate grandmother who gave wisdom, recipes, threats of whopping and stories about her past experiences in life.She often gave my parents parental counseling 😅 I truly believe that my Grandmothers in heaven sent her to help my parents raise my brother and I ❤
That’s such a beautiful story, I’m so glad you had such a wonderful presence in your life.
My great grandmom and grandmom were from virgina i called my great grandmom bigmom and called my gramdmom memom or nana❤ this message hit diffrent they both are deceased now but there still here with me in spirt🙏🏾love them to death to this day and miss them so much great leaders in the family full of knowlage and wise old souls full of gifts from the divine some gifts were left behind for me to carry to guide me threw life to help me be better and protect me threw times of attact of the enemy i was always gifted and have forsight and i am a healer my hands and heart set me apart my gifts are from my loveones pasted down and from god thruth seeker and thruth speaker
Welcome back!
Great episode! Emphasis on who can work with each and if they come to you then work with that particular spirit.
I loved listening to this as I did laundry. Definitely got some downloads of my own while listening so thank you for opening that "portal" (for lack of a better word) from my madama. Light and progress to you and yours
Love this ! Welcome back friend
This is so onpoint! This is "Stine" from Underground! It was an Fx show by Misha Green
thank you
New subscriber here!!! Thank you for this video. I appreciate your explanation of the differences of these 3 beautiful spirits.
Thank you I appreciate this
Witch here love this type of pod cast
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I would argue La Madama was present in North America; the Spanish colonies. Florida did not become a territory until nearly 50 years before emancipation, Spain still controlled the land. So of course, them black folks were Catholics, spoke Spanish, had Hispanic names, and probably more cultural parallels with Latino/Caribbean cultures just like in Spanish & French Louisiana. We have to look at history from the lens of our ancestors and our spirit.
Amazing point ! But her origin story begins in the Caribbean not Florida 🫶🏽
@@Papaseer Noted but being that Florida was ruled by Spain, I wouldn't doubt that Caribbeans from Spanish colonies were bought over. We know they were sent to Louisiana. And if anything their spiritual practices probably thrived more in Florida as black persecution was lesser compared to others. I know La Madama did not originate in Florida, for all we know, but I definitely wouldn't say she was not revered there in some form of fashion. I maybe biased because my folks come from there lol.
@@taviangreen6420 Florida is magical especially south Florida i spent a decade of my life in miami so , there is so much truth in what you are saying …
The Blacks in Florida were closer to their African heritage. It actually shows today. I don't think they truly connected with the Spaniard Culture. They would be speaking the language today but they were more influenced by the English language......There is also a deep spiritual presence in certain parts of Florida... Once you get to know certain people of the community you begin to hear the stories...
It’s definitely Big Mama energy I’m tapping into.
Ase 🫶🏽
I looooove this episode!!!!! Such an amazing story.
Thank you so so much for this episode. It was deeply meaningful to me. Thank you for taking the time to write and share and just subscribed to your YT and podcast. Sending love.
Thank you so much and welcome , more is coming, this channel is still growing
Just found you! Tampa Bay Hoodoo here. Good to know you.❤
Welcome!!
@@Papaseer Thank you!🙏🏿
Some of culture is unaliving us....especially when it comes to nutrition. We must break that.
I really liked this episode, thank you. My mom did have me washing things on a wash board as a child and it’s no joke so I agree about how you’d describe Mammy and being in shape or close to it. You tell such a great story, it reminds me of some of the things my grandmother told me as a child. And yes if you think about it Mammy would have had to be within child-bearing age in order to produce milk. I’m sure there were others who were beyond that as well. Love your channel.
New Sub. I wish I found your channel sooner.
Growing up, the term “Mammy” was a derogatory term. It is nice you shed some light on the term/name/background with love ❤ and care.
Welcome to the family! Much appreciated thank you
@ Same! Thanks for spreading the good word 🖤
Thank you for the clarification.
I'm a Jamaican Canadian 2nd gen on one side 1st on the other, my grandmothers are nana who I got to see this weekend & big mummy who is resting in paradise ❤ i got the big mama spirit from my big mummy, its definitely in you & not on you. I respect and revere all of these spirits, but I completely agree that big mama is a spirit I know personally in many forms in many women that are still alive today❤
Thank you so much for sharing and listening !
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I'm glad I found you
Welcome back! And I thoroughly enjoyed this episode
Big Mama, The Sun, the one who gives lice. I love how you explained everything on this topic.
Thank you for speaking the hard truth!! I 💯 agree with you when you were saying who am I to tell people the spirits they feel have reached out to them really haven’t. And YES those women raised white babies and children and LOVED THEM AS THEIR OWN!!! Yessss, they certainly did ❤
Bless your beautiful spirit !
Just subscribed. Thank you for representing 🇺🇸
Always and welcome to the family
Yes, I think I’ve always known these women were wise + beautiful women who bore much agony. I had a Big Mama she died when I was 3 - but her memory lives within from stories, pictures she was a business woman in NOLA.
When my Cuzn asked if our kids could call our step grandma ‘Big Mama’ I stood so firm in denouncing her to even think of giving our Big Mama name to another! I believe a spirit came to me, saying no.
Thanks for sharing light on these three ‘Mary’s (my Big Mama name) ❤
I’ve collected a few pieces and proudly display them - I remember reading Michael Jackson had a large collection.
Awesome commentary and I really appreciate the way you approach the topics you cover 🖤
I appreciate the love and feedback! This means a lot
I’m new to the Channel and this was definitely a good topic .
Thank you and welcome to the family !
This is my first time hearing you, and I am def following and look forward to joining the courses!!!!!😊
Ase! I'll be posting information on my community feed soon, and I look forward to seeing you there.
When you spoke about they're love of coffee ☕ it made me think of my great grandmother and how she loved coffee she's the that introduced to it. I only drink it now because it reminds me of her wow ASE ✨💛🕯️🤍
Thank you for watching !
I can't express just HOW MUCH this made sense. I've always said the science is the magic, meaning knowing the facts makes the rituals more effective.
As SOON as you mentioned breast feeding, you won the argument of Mammy not having the Big Mama image. Obesity was not common before the 80's many fail to realize.
Even thinking of my own family this was ALL FACTS. My grandmother was a tall big woman with lots of children and a fiery fearless attitude who lived to her mid 80's.
My great grandmother (her mother) was half Cherokee, slim, caramel tone with straight hair and very pretty. I have her picture plus she walks with me. She was a house maid for wealthy whites who always gave her gifts and everyone always talked about her beauty. She worked A LOT & she died of a heart attack at work in her 50's.
I was born in 1981, so these 2 women were born a loooong time ago. My Great Grandmother was born 1908.
Thank you so much for this , greatly appreciated
Papa seer come on with that fire 🔥 let spirit COOK
Greetings from Burundi; loving the content.
Thank you for watching from Burundi 🙏🏽
Im from the states but learned how to speak spanish in college and i still can read and write in spanish and LaMadama came to me and the 7 sisters as well and then i learned more about her and not because I'm ashamed of Mammy but because she's the spirit who reached out to me with love and guidance ❤❤❤❤ and you're right she was not that over wieght as they described her either
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Very informative and learned some new things ♥️ amazing work
I am glad you enjoyed it , thank you for listening
24:03 I love this realistic break down
Had to do it !!! Dropping some more stuff today !
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WE THE SIMMONS LUCAS TRIBAL MEMBERS 💎
OUR ANCESTRAL WARRIORS 🔥💎 HAVE LISTENED AND SHARED THIS MESSAGE TODAY, NOW WE INNERSTAND UNCONDITIONALLY THAT YOU BROUGHT FORTH SOME NUGGETS AND WE SHALL BRING ALL POINTS BEFORE THE TRIBAL COUNSEL. HAVING MIXED THOUGHTS ON HOW YOU BROUGHT THE MESSAGE TODAY.
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La Madama spoke things into existence. Told the future, the past,and the present
This is my story hands down the tourch was passed to me and its a hornor not going to let my loves down and carry my tourch with love peace joy and pride what a honer to be the chossen one to bless my blood line andd carry the coverent of protection for my family
And to add, the true is. They were not feeding the house slaves that well. They had rules, they couldn’t just go grab a bite to eat from the refrigerator. My great great grandmother was a house lady that was also biracial.
These are facts ! Thank you for your comment
Hey, im new here, im so intrigued, but i have to listen to this video on my break
I wish I could find an attorney within the spiritual community, one that understands spiritual attacks etc.
I know exactly what you mean
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Curious why an attorney and not a professional practitioner ?
@@Papaseer because I found documented lies within my father's succession. My aunt lied on my father's death certificate on who my grandfather was. I have found out that her government funded daycare business was left in a will to my grandfather. Which is the reason she omitted my grandfathers name on my father's death certificate. So basically I need a succession contested in the New Orleans area
I agree, that would help.
This is lovely! Thank you ❤
Very welcome
Great video. Keep creating this interesting and informative content.
Will do and thank you !
My Ma’mah on my father’s side shared with me that as a young girl (7 years old) white people came to her for healing and guidance and prophecy. She raised the children of a Dr’s family and took in any orphaned children in her community, everyone called her mother, I called her Ma’mah, I didn’t learn until I was older that her name was Matty.
On my mother’s side my great grandmother was the daughter of her mother’s slave owner, she was given many of the privileges of his family, she was highly educated and cultured and they named her Arista.
I was told Lamadama from the south I never heard about the islands
La Madama is Spanish for “nanny” she is definitely from the Caribbean islands .. Mammy is from the south . Thank you for listening 🫶🏽❤️
I love your videos Papa Seer, so much great insightful information. But let's normalize not calling our Ancestors "slaves", they were royalty, doctors, farmers.....or whatever, that were "enslaved".
I agree ... but in the telling of many of these stories the aspect is slavery is so important, while it was such a horror story for our people it set the landscape for many of the belief systems that emerged in necessity , thank you
@Papaseer Absolutely right♥️🖤💚
When does the actual video subject start?
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Thank you sooooooo much!
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No problem 😊
How are you so young and speak so much truth...❤
444 when i seen this video as someone who embodies LaMadama I am grateful for this video you've done she's been a great protector of mine 👏🏾 ❤❤❤
Thank you so much !
Great share!
Glad you enjoyed it!
there is no place for racism in spirituality
Say this louder for the people in the back please ! 🙏🏽 thank you
History say otherwise. And there are beings on this Earth that are dark and they penetrate all stations of life today. Spirituality is no different. Because there is dark magic. So the practice of racism in the form of dark magic is brought into the practice of Spirituality... But I guess people don't think dark saints exist in this world...
Oh yeah ! 😂😂😂 stop trying to make history a fairy tale . I’m a mambo , there is definitely sexism racism etc in spirituality, if it exist in the physical realm it exists in the spiritual realm 😊
Thank You
Blessings 🛐🔥🔥💞
I need a candle for protection from my enemies. Staking me 😮😮and abundance any suggestions books ?
Yes my God Daughter makes fixed candles
Very interesting
Glad you think so!
7:05 Thank you 🎧✨✨✨🖤🩷🫒🪶
Thank you for listening
I have seen the same issue in WICCA I seen Caucasian witches say to people who are black, Hispanic, Asian, native American etc that they shouldn't be worshipping pagan European gods again it's a calling who are we to say they don't have a European pagan distant ancestors who calls them to their craft
Wicca and the covenant of witches are not what we think they are. They have stolen many practices amongst the actual various cultures, spiritual systems and have applied the art and practices to their coven and philosophy.....Masters of Trickery and deception is how I see them .....History and timelines is a powerful tool to learn and understand.....Wicca practices started in the 1900.. And the narration of witches was a narrative born within the churches of Europe...During the Inquisition era..
My mommmaaa!! Love her
How do you confirm that you are in connection with the correct spirit you contacted?
All the healers here I suffer from Thyroid disease how can I grow my hair back Thx 🙏
Asè, thank you
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The traditional mammy image in early America was to tend to the masters with no choice before and instead of her own. That's the source of the pain of the word. I see a survivor. I see Orisha Yamanja in another form.
So many contradictory statements here, this video was something. I can't quite put my finger on it but it was something.
Thanks for watching
Can you do a piece on dr buzzard, Dallas Moore,
Dr Buzzard is so such a hard person to put a piece together on since there were so many people who lied about being the original Dr Buzzard from South Carolina , however I am working on an episode about him , still in the works I take my time and research , I cannot wait until it’s completed ❤
As a gifted one I can identify with them ....
I had a dream with her once and she had rubbed herbs on my abdomen..2 days later I was rushed to the er for kidney stones..
Was definitely worked/used in New Orleans.
love long episodes they allow me to cook and listen which feels like killing 2 birds w one stone lol❤ i never comment but thank you for your time
Haha ! Thanks for this and I am glad you enjoyed
the term used is kind on the white eye
My gr mother was called madea (before Tyler Perry)
I can identify 🎉
Papa Seer! I need my body healed, someone put voodoo on me. Do I call on my Ancestors for healing?
La Madam was the spiritual healer of her master and the slaves. She ran the house and was usually the masters wife. La Madama read tarot's. Prepared Medicinal herbs. She worship the seven African powers.
Thank you for your content. I appreciate it very much. I'm a white woman presenting with some mixed ancestry (very little African and other races). Do you believe in reincarnation? I'd do wouldn't allow of this come into play with who reaches out to a person?
Aside from being a Hoodoo, I am an active Spiritist , and yes I very much believe in reincarnation, that many of us have been here many times over and have experienced life as different genders and races
Thank you for your response. In my high school, many of my friends and I, believed that we were black and past lives. It was something we spoke about quite freely among each other but didn't share outside the group because we were sensitive and didn't want to sound like posers. Yesterday was the first day I found your content. It's really great and I will continue to explore it. How do you feel about respectful white people attending your classes? My intention is not to go out and re-teach or anything like that but I do feel called to explore it more deeply.
I will truly understand if you prefer not to have white people in these spaces.
I’m from miami and these people refuse to learn English to live so I doubt they learn a language to work with anyone and I have Afro Latino black america and Afro Caribbean
Dipped snuff.
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I appreciate the video, however I'm sure we've seen the vintage photos of "nurses" who breastfeed the masters children and they are darker skinned women (which would have been a Mammy). So I bring that up to say darker women were definitely in the home, whether they were perceived as attractive or not.
I also understand how you're not saying dark skinned people aren't attractive so I'm not attacking
⭐MMC 🌛🌚🌜
I am not interested in the awful days of slavery. What did she do before her capture. Where did she develop her practice of Hoodoo before she landed in the Americas. We are still totally lost.
Understandable, but the awful experience of slavery is apart of her story you skip over that then you don’t really know who she is … whether we like it or not , it was her truth
We are not lost, we’ve journeyed. And hoodoo being created on southern US soil means her hoodoo story and identity as Mammy began during enslavement. Many of these women were born into enslavement. Before enslavement she wasn’t mammy so that would be a different story entirely. The stories and identities of our ancestors can be studied if you study West African and total continental African history. We won’t ever know the full stories, but the information is out there. You are only lost if that’s what you accept
If I am not mistaken the term Big Mama was born in the Sahel, not West Africa....She journeyed to the soil of America and took on the form of Big Mama on the Plantation her pre identity and enslaved identity is still pretty much the same. It describes an older woman of wisdom and power and a leader of her clan....
Mammy is also linked to the name Big Mama. The European culture scarred her image and made her to be this big woman who cooks and cleans. Still the symbolism is within the degradation of the story...Her being big represents her power and her being in the house represents her wisdom and authority over the house. Which also explains your description of her being influenced in politics, arts etc etc.
And also the movie Soil Food is a symbolism of the Big Mama figure......The kitchen represents Alchemy magic and power and social action and the four women each( her daughters and niece) represents the identity of the Big Mama spirit. The niece is the sexual image of the true Big Mama the one with vitality, charisma, seduction, charm. The youngest daughter is the emotional artist the creator, her giving birth is a representation of her creation. The middle daughter is the nurturing healer, the one who holds the family together and the oldest is the political figure......
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La Madama was a kindoki
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I want to say I agree that the use of Mammy as a slur is a misinterpretation… the physical appearance however is where I disagree… she is apart of the Hebrew bloodline so her appearance is that of the American Negro tribes… The bloodline is not mixed and has never been mixed… the idea image of beauty has only changed for those not apart of the bloodline… because they change and are influenced by social norms and ideas of beauty… this is not true for the true Hebrew bloodline (closer to the first image)… because just as the deity Matrika is a bigger woman … our past images of deities were as well…
It’s amazing that black people come in so many varieties ❤
Do etymology