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#50shadesofblack #panafrican #blackness #blackwomen #afrolatina #afrolatino #afrolatinx #blacklatina #blacklatino #blacklatinx #africandiaspora #knowyourroots #blackgirlmagic #loveyourself #latinx #melanin #latinabeauty #curlyhair #unapologeticallyblack #beautifulineveryshade #blackisbeautiful
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#Repost @theafrolatindiaspora Meanwhile in COLOMBIA… all of this beautiful black pride and culture. | : @latinegraslove | #50shadesofblack #veryblack #africandiaspora #afrolatinos #afrolatina #afrolatino #colombia #colombian #afrocolombian #afrocolombiana
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We are a new Group on Fb but I am hoping to get this group up and running and making sure to keep out all the Scammers and the Nonsense. This Group is for all forms and types of witchcraft we are all here to build ourselves and our fellow witches lets be Polite and kind to everyone an teach those that seek knowledge. the link is on the Photo just click it.
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3 Tbsps. Pink Himalayan Salt
3 Tbsps. Red Rose Petals
3 Tbsps. Pink Peppercorn
3 Tbsps. Clove
Male- 3 Tbsps. Poppy seeds
Female- 3 Tbsps. Catnip
Nonbinary- 3 Tbsps. Allspice
Put all ingredients into a mortal and pestle be sure to pick the ingredient that associates with your sexuality and as you grind imagine what you want in a Partner, When you want to start using this dust your going to sprinkle it in front of you befor your leave your house and you sprinkle it say the following
“I am worthy of love
I open myself up to love
I trust myself to love again.
So Mote It Be”
This is a spell to attract love not to force love so it will attract people that are potential lovers but you cant use it to force someone to love I have personally written this spell dust to make sure that is how this works and cant be used to harm someone’s free will.
1. Bottle trees are used in Appalachian areas to keep spirits from roaming free on your lands.
2. Shards of mirrors into glass mason jars placed in your window sill keep out spirits and negative energies. it should all be Blessed and spelled.
3. Crosses made from a briar bush hung on a front door keeps evil at bay
4. Black pepper around the base of your home keeps people away.
5. Wishbones with your name on it and a string inter twined and buried in your front lawn confuses spells pointed at you.
6. Rose’s and Rosemary burned in your home brings hope and peace into your home.
7. Write your Enemies name down on a red parchment paper and keep tying it into a knotted ball to keep them bound from doing harm to you.
8. Three arrows buried in the true center of your property keep tornados at bay.
9. john the conqueror root wrapped in a purple silk placed under your bed keeps out bad dreams.
(This is all from my family line that was taught to me i just wanted to share with others that come from the same background as my family.)
Ingredients
1 ½ Cups Olive Oil
1 Jar
1 Cigar (Cleansing) (Leave out if you are a Minor)
1 palo Santo/ceder (Cleansing) “use cedar unless you are latine/indigenous”
13 Whole Cloves (Protection, Power, banishing)
13 Black Pepper (Hex Breaking, Banishing, Protection)
1 raw Clear Quartz (charged by your own energy
2 small Cinnamon sticks (Protection, Power, Healing)
Orange Peel (Blessings, Protection, Energy, Raising Vibration)
Rosemary (Protection, Cleansing, Consecration, Memory)
Blue Sage (Health, Healing, Prosperity,)
Step One- Light your candles on your altar. Cleans your jar with your Cigar Smoke and Palo Santo/Cedar, cork the jar with the Smoke in the jar and let sit for a little bit.
Step Two- Put all your Dry ingredients “Clove, Clear Quartz, Cinnamon Sticks, Black Pepper, Orange Peel, Rosemary, Blue Sage, ” into the jar and then your Oil into the jar and Cork the jar.
Step Three- Now you are going to enchant and imbue your Oil with your own Energy and power, just the way you prefer to by a prayer or a spell its up to you.
Note’s- Add a few drops of this oil into your Bath to give it a little energizing of power, Drop this oil around when you are casting a circle to add a extra boost of power, anoint your house with this oil to help power wards you have set in place, you can use this to draw invisible sigils the oil will act like a batterie being recharged by the Sun, Moon, and other magical workings in the home…
We are so excited about out inaugural trip to Cuba!
Sign-ups are now open and closes Sept. 16th 11:50pm EST
Contact [email protected]
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Diaspora Dash is the travel tour arm of AfroLatino Travel. We will be visiting and immersing ourselves in the contextualized history, people, culture and traditions of Afrodescended regions in the Americas. From Hispanophone, Anglophone, Francophone and Lusophone our diasporic connections are vast. Let’s explore them! Where should the first destination be?
The resource for the African Diaspora in Latin America and the Caribbean. Specializing in Diasporic information, multi-media, social and cultural exchange and immersion and ethno-tours.
If you have any questions, want recommendations or want to plan a curated tour centered around the African influence in a particular region in the Americas get in touch!
COMING SOON
Contact: Dash Harris at [email protected], [email protected] or [email protected]
FB page: https://www.facebook.com/afrolatinotravel
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Meet Ryan, one of the AfroLatino Travel team members based in Rincon, Puerto Rico. A Mayaguez native, Ryan has always felt like the ‘Black Sheep” of the family and that experience was central in his identity as an Afrodescendant. He has whipped up some incredible Afro trips for 2016 in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic.
“My interests revolve around Afrodescendant communities in the Americas with a particular focus on Caribbean migrations and the interface between the environment and coastal populations. The work I am involved in is a direct result of my own family history and the multiple sites of departure and arrival across the Caribbean that is our story. As a Caribbean Black man born and raised in Puerto Rico, with roots in Cuba, Dominican Republic, Nevis, South Carolina and Philadelphia and family networks across the Americas I delve into this work to continue to empower the communities I belong to.”
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Check out his work with INSTITUTE FOR SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH
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Identity is self, expressed both inward and to the world. How do you identify?
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The Soy Yo Latinx roundtable reflects on their personal experiences with honoring heritage
I could watch Sarunas J Jackson beaming about his Panamanian and Black roots all day
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The Afro-Latino @goodtrouble actor talks about growing up “different” from the other kids in the neighborhood and the sense of pride it created
Back in BK and decided to explore a bit. Heard of this place and it turned out to be amazing (the pics don’t do it justice)! Vibrant art on the walls, books everywhere, great coffee, this bomb savory scone I inhaled before I thought to take a pic, the list goes on. Highly recommend a visit!
#bookstore #brooklyn #crownheights #cafe #libros #books #coffeeshop #feminist #afrolatino (at Cafe con Libros, Bk)
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“Nganga” 2014 #flashbackfriday #swipeleft This piece took me over a year to make. It taught me the value of taking my time. It is an homage to the various Kongo based religious traditions in the americas. The piece is 5’‘x20’ feet. Im Looking at these large scale pieces I used to make as I prepare for this year’s projects.
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#palo #kongo #bakongo #rootwoork #africanspirituality #kumina #makaya #africangreyparrot #hoodoo #africandiaspora #afroamerican #afrolatino #afrocarribean #painting #artoninstagram #artontumblr #theartofstephenhamilton #fbf #flashbackfriday #supportblackart #supportblackartists
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@blacknerdproblems @chocolatecitycomics @blavity @supportblackart @blackart365 @mocada_museum @printbyprint
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Learn more about Roberto Clemente and other Afro-Boricuas: www.larespuestamedia.com/afroboricua2018
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SUPPORT ITAN:PART 1!! I am one month in to the fundraising campaign and im still a ways away from reaching my $5000 goal! Visit indiegogo.com/projects/itan-part-one-africa-art to support a project bringing Black thought and aesthetics to the forefront! Support A project focused on important African narratives. Help me highlight the Beauty and complexity of Yoruba art and culture and its powerful impact on the diaspora!. A SAMPLE OFTHE FIRST EIGHT PAGES ARE AVAILABLE FOR VIEW AT ITANPROJECT.COM! CHECK THEM OUT AND SUPPORT ITAN: PART 1 TODAY!
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