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Word of the Day - Learn one new word everyday on Dictionary.com ... Hearing that the train had lost one of its engines and that the remainder of the trip would be very slow, I headed for the bar car for a libation and a snack or two to soothe my growing hunger pangs.
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You craft your libation prayer (in the diaspora people still dont understand that the best prayers have been empowered or handed down directly from specific Egungun or Orisa, so they are still most comfortable writing their own libation prayers) then you craft the conversation that EXPLAINS WHY YOU INVOKED the Ancestors...
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www.africaspeaks.com/reasoning/index.php?topic=3066.0
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Discover how ancestor worship is a central theme to Kwanzaa. ... Here is Karenga’s description of that portion of the ceremony (See Links section for examples of libation prayers and Kwanzaa ceremonies):
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www.christocentric.com/Kwanzaa/ancestor.htm
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He instructed us to pour libation to our mothers and fathers who rest in the valley of the dead and all our problems will be heard and resolved, for as you do to your elders so will your ... All of our prayers and praises to the creator must be heard by them because they have gone to live with Amen-ra for our benefit.
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www.angelfire.com/zine/conradpc/afrikania_mission.htm
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A libation quite simply is prayer used in traditional African life. Unlike Western prayers, where the eyes are closed, libations are done with eyes open to see what God has brought.
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www.foreverwed.com/ceremonies/African_American/libation...
www.foreverwed.com/ceremonies/African_American/libations.html
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The respectful way to call the ancestors when pouring a libation is "Nananom Nsamanfo" (nana = grandparent, nom = plural, fo = people). Most libations (prayers) include calling the Supreme Being, Mother Earth, the gods and the ancestors.
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www.scn.org/rdi/kw-anc.htm
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Ritual at shrine. Song II. Song II. + dance. + dance greeting prestation of drink by secular authorities libation: prayer serving drink to participants ...
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been particularly struck by the performative potential of the libation. I would like to suggest that libation prayers should first of all be understood as ...
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www.sjaakvandergeest.nl/pdf/Ghana_varia/libations.pdf
www.sjaakvandergeest.nl/pdf/Ghana_varia/libations.pdf
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alcoholic beverage, cooler, draft, drink, libation, liquor ... Libation ceremony ... Libation in africa...
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thesaurus.reference.com/browse/libation
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