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Vodun is as old as creation and it's
the
Light and Beauty of Haiti
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Èzili Dantò is the feminine energy
of the divine (mother-father-child) trinity (Lè Marasa,
Lè Mò e Lè Mistè/ Aset-Asar-Heru/
Isis-Osiris-Horus /or, the all patriarchic Western version known
as Father-Son-Holy Spirit. She begins with the begriming, predates
the Aset-Heru, Isis-Horus and Mary-Jesus relationship and personalities
based on the Èzili Dantò Black madonna prototype.
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The story of Isis, Osiris and Horus
(later identified as Ra) also parallels and pre-dates the Christian
mysteries of the virgin birth and the resurrection. After Osiris’
murder, Isis recovered the scattered parts of his body and restored
them to life. Osiris (Asar) then became king of the dead and his
son Horus became king of the living.
Moon (crown) in back of Madonna
and Child parallels Aset/Isis wearing
her traditional
moon headdress
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The
Return of the Divine Feminine - the Rainbow Warriors arising
(No more reductionist scientific paradigms/no more biological
fatalism); No more the dualistic mentality of right and wrong,
and a fear-based sense of separation and greed resulting from
a deep, societally entrenched disconnection from the sacred oneness
of life. There's quantum science now to show the unity in multiplicity,
the interconnectedness of all life, all energy. Authentic cooperation
to self is a being tolerant of diversity and holding space for
multiple viewpoints, guided by conscious awareness of our precious
interdependence, desiring to serve the whole. As
we take into account the Quantum nature of reality, we remember
that the way we observe our current planetary dream has a "creative
potency" on how our shared situation manifests.
(Sekhmet is the (one who is) powerful, a solar
deity, the Lady of Flame, Avenger of Wrongs, The (One) Before
Whom Evil Trembles. Sekhmet is the war and mother goddess, lioness,
divine arbiter of Ma'at (Justice, or Order) with Isis' all seeing
eye or the Eye of Horus (previously Wadjet and the Eye of the
Moon)- and connecting her with Tefnut (goddess of water and fertility)
as well. (Sekhmet as Hathor or an aspect of Hathor personifies
glentle principles of feminine love, motherhood, beauty and joy).
Hathor's parrallel is the Greek Aphrodite and Roman Venus. Hathor
then (Aset)/Isis/Ezili- as the Mother of the sun who gives birth
daily to the sun (son-Horus/Ra).
The
Red, Black & Moonlight Series by Èzili Dantò |
The Goddess Aset |
Aset wearing her traditional moon headdress in
this picture, parallels moon (crown) in back of Madonna
and Child representing Èzili Dantò of the Ayisyen-Africans.
Goddess Aset's outstretched arms and body (the pillar/Poteau
Mitan) illustrates a wordly cross grounded/wombed in the
circle of eternal life. Aset forms the Ankh with her body, later
also known as the Venus symbol. The arms outstretched combined
and emphasized with the oversized Ma (Mother Moon) headdress,
forms the Ankh, the key of life/light – the ritual "how"
of creating and enlightenment, when Lwa yo come up. Allegorically,
how life/light emanates up from the womb of creation, Mother Earth
/Anba
Dlo-Lan Ginen/or, out of primordial space up through the body
- that
vertical spiralling root - to (divine) consciousness. (See
Isis wearing her traditional
moon headdress.)
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The Black Goddess goes by many
names (Fatimah, Yemeyah, Kali, Virgin Mary, et al...), but she
is always present in every story of creation. Aset is her Kemetic
(ancient Egyptian) name. Isis her Greek name. Ezili
Dantò
her Haitian-African name. She is the original woman, mother of
all the races, Goddess of civilization, the primary warrior Goddess;
the feminine energy of the divine ONE (father-mother-child) trinity
(sun, moon, fire/ past, present, future / Lè Marasa, Lè
Mò e Lè Mistè/ Aset-Asar-Heru/ Isis-Osiris-Horus
/or, the all patriarchic, fragmented, without-womb/wholeness Western
version known as - Father-Son-Holy Spirit.)
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According to Dr. Yosef A. A. Ben-Jochannan, the
Christian ten commandments were taken from the Black spiritual
concepts found in the 147 Negative Confessions. (See, African
Origins of the Major Western Religions. For more on this topic,
also go to African-Centered
Lectures by Ashra/Merira Kwesi and MovemenTunes.com).
Just as all streams flow to the ocean, "all colors disappear
in black, so all names and forms disappear in her'
(Mahanirvana
Tantra). See Ezili
Dantò of HLLN's Journey
of the Serpent and the Moon; Anba
Dlo Lan Ginen and Red,
Black & Moonlight. |
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The
Goddess Remembered at Bwa Kayiman
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Black
Women: Mother of All the RacesVodun:
The Light & Beauty of Haiti |
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