The Reality of Voodoo in Benin Republic - God, Ghost & Dead People
Voodoo Day is a public holiday and it is more than a belief system, it is a complete way of life, including culture, philosophy, language, art, dance, music and medicine.
The gods are so close here that you don’t even need a priest to act as a middleman between you and them. You simply speak directly with the spirits who will pass on your messages and requests. It’s said that anything you ask for will come true within a year.
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Cameraboy Multimedia
Director:
Oyinlomo Sule
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