I am a testament of this... I am American... my life starting going so crazy in such a bad way... I have seen death in the face so many times... turns out I was being called to Akomb... my blood ancestors practiced... and they were trying to get my attention .... things have smoothed out alot now... I graduate in Ghana in two years!
Africans must go back to their old ways of worshiping their CREATOR than following the colonial Way of worship.this ll bring us back to the Almighty power, healing, success.
I, who are “one of we” ( as my nana, grandfather and father always stated) came into some of this knowledge as a young man in NYC. Mudasi Ensa! Sankofa! The people of the Forest, Seas, Rivers and plains are calling us back! The Abosum keep beating our backs, can’t you feel it? Wake up, stand up, listen to the winds, smell the flowers while you can. Respect those that came before you! And mostly never think you’re alone. Whether you come from Yard, or Trinidad or Mexico or Brooklyn, you’re an African. ALWAYS GIVE PRAISE AND THANKS TO 💯NYAME💯
As an African American who grew up Evangelical/Pentecostal, this video is amazing and is helping me learn where a lot of the practices in the Black Church in America originates from. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. Much Love!
@stritly Yes, both the orisa and abosom are divinities that embody nature. They are connected to specific locales and people and express themselves through the culture of those people.
Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge! I tried to find documentaries in the akans but i couldn’t so far…. If anyone would be interested in sharing if you know any, i would very much appreciate it. I hope we can preserve as much of the original culture coming from african countries as possible, before it’s ultimately too late…
All traditional Afrikan practices (culture) are similar fundamentally. Fundamentally, they all venerate Mother Earth/Mother Nature and the Ancestors, those who have lived their lives honorably and have earned the privilege of being referred to as such. Also, Afrikan cultures understand and acknowledge the realm of spirit, in relation to Nature spirits and Divinities, who are connected to the land.
As a Jamaican you don’t know how much we appreciate this! This is the culture of our ancestors 🤝🏾🌙
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Amen, and more Jamaicans need to know this connection.
Yeh man,dis is what we should be practicing 💯
@@KoraAmammereTanowe Jamaicans are the spiritual kind, it lives in us from infant.
I am a testament of this... I am American... my life starting going so crazy in such a bad way... I have seen death in the face so many times... turns out I was being called to Akomb... my blood ancestors practiced... and they were trying to get my attention .... things have smoothed out alot now... I graduate in Ghana in two years!
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Africans must go back to their old ways of worshiping their CREATOR than following the colonial Way of worship.this ll bring us back to the Almighty power, healing, success.
I agree!
I, who are “one of we” ( as my nana, grandfather and father always stated) came into some of this knowledge as a young man in NYC. Mudasi Ensa! Sankofa! The people of the Forest, Seas, Rivers and plains are calling us back! The Abosum keep beating our backs, can’t you feel it? Wake up, stand up, listen to the winds, smell the flowers while you can. Respect those that came before you! And mostly never think you’re alone. Whether you come from Yard, or Trinidad or Mexico or Brooklyn, you’re an African.
ALWAYS GIVE PRAISE AND THANKS TO 💯NYAME💯
As an African American who grew up Evangelical/Pentecostal, this video is amazing and is helping me learn where a lot of the practices in the Black Church in America originates from. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. Much Love!
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Thank you for this history. My ancestors were the Akan people of Ghana Ivory Coast. Beautiful people and customs.🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
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Beautifully presented information. Thank you for sharing this knowledge in such a succinct manner. Love you Neice!
Thank you so much!
Always wanted to visit 🇬🇭 ❤
The video is very informative. Medasse pa for sharing.
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Great video. It cleared up alot of misconceptions that I had about Akan religion
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I love learning something new about my Afrikan brothers and sisters culture, spirituality and traditions. Thank you for sharing.
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I see so many similarities to the Yoruba orisha. I wonder if the Abosom and orisha are the same thing.
@stritly Yes, both the orisa and abosom are divinities that embody nature. They are connected to specific locales and people and express themselves through the culture of those people.
Very informative! Great distinction and clarification. Many thanks.
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...beautifully spoken...thank you as well...
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This is affirmation. Blessings and Peace.
Thank you. Blessings and peace to you also.
Ima have to put this one on repeat!
Thank you. 🙏🏾
Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge! I tried to find documentaries in the akans but i couldn’t so far…. If anyone would be interested in sharing if you know any, i would very much appreciate it. I hope we can preserve as much of the original culture coming from african countries as possible, before it’s ultimately too late…
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Amazing information and presentation! Thank you!
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Am glad am atleast a royal and we are charged with preserving our ways
👏🏾 Great! Please, don't ever stop!
Amazing video!!!
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Thank you for this video. I really appreciate your correct pronunciation.
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excellent video
Thank you!
Ghana 🇬🇭 Akan 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Beautiful ❤💛💚
Thank you!
This was a good video
Thank you so much!!!
Which other african practices are most similar to akom?
All traditional Afrikan practices (culture) are similar fundamentally. Fundamentally, they all venerate Mother Earth/Mother Nature and the Ancestors, those who have lived their lives honorably and have earned the privilege of being referred to as such. Also, Afrikan cultures understand and acknowledge the realm of spirit, in relation to Nature spirits and Divinities, who are connected to the land.
A path to deepen our connection with god
Yes, it is!!! A good path indeed. 🙏🏾
I realised in Ancient Egypt there was a place called Kom.
Hmmm, that's interesting. Thanks for sharing and watching.
Most Ghanaians are Akans, and Akans are from Ancient Egypt
Yay!!!! 😊☺️😊
How does this relate to Christianity?
it predates.
Love this video 🇬🇭🇬🇭
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