• Unfortunately, impersonation and online scamming are rife. These often start with duped copy accounts inboxing people with 'a message from their ancestors' but no respectable Babalawo will be in your DMs like that. Stay safe and don't send money to anyone you can't thoroughly verify.
• Like elsewhere in life, there are homophobic priests and priestesses in the tradition. Like elsewhere in nature, African Traditional Religions feature many divinities and representations of divinity that are androgynous, two-spirit and more depending on which story or odu you are reading. You are your ancestors, so I don't believe you can be wrong for being who you truly are.
• More resources and a (growing) African Traditional Religions resource list here -
  www.houseofsweetwaters.co.uk/free

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12:27 - How the death of her father impacted her life.

24:38 - What religion and faith look like in a multicultural home.

33:02 - How tragedy can impact a person’s journey and faith.

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8:35 - Dating someone who believes differently than you do 

18:41 - The difference between religion and spirituality 

28:50 - Respecting the beliefs of others 

41:55 - Handling divergent beliefs in family and business

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