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The Power of Prayer: 10 Reasons Why Prayer is So Important with Magical Rituals

The Power of Prayer: 10 Reasons Why Prayer is So Important with Magical Rituals! Learn why the power of prayer is crucial in all ritual works, spiritual works, magical spells and manifesting your desires from a spiritual perspective.  We offer this brief overview to explore the power and miracles of prayer as part of Erzulie’s “Spiritual Summary Series™” for those curious about various Voodoo, Occult and Spiritual topics.

Prayer is a form of communication with a higher power or deity, and it is often used as a way to seek guidance, comfort, or help in times of need.  Many people believe that prayer has the power to influence outcomes in their lives, and some studies have shown that prayer can have a positive effect on mental and physical health. Learn more about the Power of Prayer and why prayer is so important in magical spells, manifestation and miracles.

Again, this is just a brief summary on a very extensive topic, (which varies tremendously by faith or belief) written from a Vodou perspective and how it relates to all Voodoo spells, magical rituals, spiritual works, and manifestation. We offer more in-depth and academic resources for exploring more information on prayer, rituals and ceremonies as showcased in our extensive article section for those wishing to read more!

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Vodou Prayers and Proverbs Sacred Words in the Vodou Religion by Erzulie’s Voodoo

Voodoo prayers, Haitian Vodou proverbs and Vodou expressions ~ sacred words in the Vodou tradition.  A fun collection of some of our favorite Voodoo prayers, expressions and Vodou proverbs as passed down from our elders. If you wish to learn more from an initiated Vodou practitioner about the Vodou religion, they are always available for a spiritual consultation.

We truly hope you enjoy this selection of famous Haitian Vodou sayings.  When possible, we created each Vodou proverb card in both English and Haitian Kreyol for those who requested that as well. To learn more about the Vodou Religion, Vodou Beliefs and Vodou Veves for the Lwa, we invite you to browse our vast collection of educational Voodoo articles prepared by caring, initiated Vodou practitioners at Erzulie’s Voodoo in New Orleans. Continue reading “Vodou Prayers and Proverbs Sacred Words in the Vodou Religion by Erzulie’s Voodoo” →

Spiritual Healing, Empowerment, Healing from Trauma and Spiritual Recovery: Voodoo Concepts

It may surprise you to know that Vodou is one of the most holistic and healing of spiritual traditions.  We turn to God the Divine Spirits for strength, insight, illumination, and clarity on any issues we are struggling with; all needed to begin the healing process for ourselves and those we serve on behalf of Spirit. We perceive all traumatic and painful experiences are indeed spiritual in nature and therefore, the solutions must include spiritual approaches and remedies.

Prayers, rituals and sacred space to commune with our spirits is a daily priority. This strengthens our connection, faith and attunement.  This also allows the Divine walk before us to help make any “crooked places” straight on our path.  Even during the darkest hours of our lives, and the most excruciatingly painful experiences, our faith comes before all to weather those storms.

Wounds often turn us toward spirit. We often say, “be grateful for those wounds that connect you to Spirit.”  We believe those life changing, heart wrenching and painful episodes of our lives are all by “design.”  They may have occurred to shine a spotlight in our life’s path, or teaching us lessons we must master, or to elevate and evolve our consciousness, or redirecting our path for something more aligned with our soul.  Whatever the overall reason is, we grow through these lessons as they are our greatest teachers, and simultaneously strengthen our connection to God and the Divine Spirits.

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