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"Lilith Dorsey has spent years studying the different Afro-Caribbean Pagan traditions of North, Central and South America: traditions that are constantly misrepresented across the board of popular culture. Explaining how the origins and practices of these West African-derived belief systems are rooted in strong traditions of feminine power and universal energy, Dorsey demystifies Voodoo religions once and for all. ""Voodoo and Afro-Caribbean Paganism"" provides readers with a comprehensive explanation of each religion, a discussion of the many issues they face today and an up-to-date list of helpful resources. The first book to truly delve into the mysteries and meanings of these beautiful religions, ""Voodoo and Afro-Caribbean Paganism"" is a long overdue road map through the rituals and history of West African-derived beliefs and the common ground and differences of their structure."

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Lilith Dorsey comes from many different magickal traditions, including Celtic, Voodoo and Native American spirituality. An initiate of Haitian Voodoun and New Orleans Voodoo, she is editor/publisher of the Oshun-African Magickal Quarterly. She lives in New York.

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