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10:02could talk to my pet i had somebody it was funny i had somebody tell somebody who i read that santeria was not real23:53growing up like you know what is it um remember that mtv show it's like real life my parents are santeria you know what i28:38spiritually involved with i guess my journey with um you know i guess practicing santeria i have noticed that my habits
We Don't MAGICIAN the Same with Devonte Rosero
7:34bro but I was like when I got older I was like I don't know but Santeria magic seems a little bit more for me you know14:45day they recognized me but I had my Santeria get up bro I had the [ __ ] little chef hat and I had my beads and everything bro and somebody somebody was38:57numerics or like what because everything comes down to numbers even in Santeria like it comes out of zeros and ones when you read it so 365 if you count 365 days
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Guest Ash (Madrina) debunks common misconceptions about Santeria, distinguishing authentic ritual objects like the Elegua rock and spirit dolls from commercialized fakes sold online.summarySpirit dolls in Santeria are antique porcelain or ceramic, dressed in traditional attire, and must undergo a specific ceremony with animal sacrifice to encompass a guiding spirit; plastic dolls are ineffective.takeawaySanteria is a commitment involving give-and-take; spirits require consistent effort, offerings (flowers, rum), and respect, similar to maintaining a gym routine for physical results.takeaway
WDSTS Podcast With Martin Moreno | Reiki & Santeria, Post-COVID Cooking, Future of Comedy
It delves deeply into spiritual exploration, including experiences with Pentecostal retreats, Scientology, Reiki, and Santeria, while also discussing the discovery of long-lost family members through DNA testing.summarySpiritual Pluralism: The guest practices Santeria (Afro-Cuban religion) but has dabbled in Catholicism, Pentecostalism, Scientology, and Reiki, concluding that balance and personal resonance are more important than strictakeaway“Hollywood demonizes it [Santeria]... it's very much like Star Wars in a sense bro there's a good side... there's a light and there's a dark side... it's supposed to be a very healing experience for a lot of people.”quote
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Guest Xavier provides an insider's perspective on Santeria and Palo Mayombe, distinguishing authentic spiritual practices from cult-like behavior and scams.summarySanteria involves strict taboos for initiates, such as wearing all white for a year, eating off the floor, and avoiding nightlife, designed to purify the individual and prevent absorbing negative vibes.takeawayPalo Mayombe is often misunderstood as 'black magic' but is simply a different energy source working with spirits and ancestors, distinct from the celestial nature of Santeria.takeaway
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Tanya (Ashay) provides an in-depth explanation of Santeria practices, debunking misconceptions about animal sacrifice and clarifying the spiritual significance of rituals like wearing Koyas and performing Banos.summarySanteria involves specific protocols for wearing Koyas (beaded bracelets), which must not be worn during sex, sleep, or showers, and are considered protective talismans rather than fashion accessories.takeawayThe cost of Santeria ceremonies varies significantly; readings start at $45, while full initiation ceremonies (Santo) can cost upwards of $14,000-$32,000 depending on location and complexity.takeaway
We Don't BACK TO WORK the Same with Kevin Soldo and Tommy Three Plates (PART 02)
The discussion highlights personal anecdotes about Tommy's laser eye surgery, Kevin's experiences with blindness, and controversial views on animal sacrifice in Santeria.summaryTommy discusses Santeria practices, arguing that animal sacrifice is a legitimate spiritual offering used to remove bad luck or omens, contrasting it with Christian tithing which he views as a financial transaction for ttakeaway








