- Dr Mumbi gives the example (at 07:47) of an effective healer with wisdom beyond his personal knowledge and understanding. When faced with a client needing help, the ancestors gathered around and told him what ingredients to use. Dr Mumbi's YouTube video 'How do our ancestors give us our superpowers'
- @11:36 in her video, Dr Mumbi uses the example of a old president in Burkina Faso, Ibrahim Traoré who, at 34 proceeded with strength and wisdom beyond his age or normal to the extent that he may even be a reincarnated ancestor at least in part from ancient times. The reincarnating spirit can be likened to the way in which physical characteristics, illnesses, gifts and otherwise are passed down through bloodlines. His bloodline may come from a lineage of powerful people in the past. His trailblazing abilities make him untouchable by his enemies. This is because his ancestors gather around to protect and help him while dumbfounding his enemies. His ancient ancestors transform his current day weaker self into his more powerful ancient self, as a means of correcting the imbalances currently facing the planet. It is likely that, when ancient ancestors reincarnate today, they pull the attention of others also because human life has been almost like a forgotten part of their existence that now draws their attention again.
- What examples do you have?
- Do not embark on this process with fear.
- Make a ceremony of this invitation. Be in a quiet space. Visualize white protective light around you.
- Explain your goals.
- State that you want only those willing and able to support you to meet those goals to come through.
- State your conditions. For instance, you may demand that they come through only if they come in the spirit of love and healing.
- Do not embark on this process with fear.
- Set up an altar. Thoughtfully personalize the space to you and your ancestors. Here are some examples.
- If you like incense, include that element.
- Include elements of their heritage.
- If the ancestors like blue, place gifts in a blue plate that no one else uses.
- Awaken the ancestors by pouring libations. Do so as a loving child would to a sleeping parent; gently. A libation is the ritual and sacrificial pouring of usually liquid, commonly alcoholic beverages in memory of the dead.
- An additional tradition is to use noise makers like
- shak shaks (which are very typical in African spiritual practices)
- maracas
- bells
- When time allows, build the relationship by connecting with your ancestors from time to time, just as you would a loved one in the living world.
- As with any guest, thank the ancestors for coming.
- Have regular, heartfelt conversations. Do not go through the motions.
- Play music that your ancestors liked or was part of their heritage. Cook traditional foods, while listening to the music of your ancestors' heritage.
- There is no need for fancy speeches. You are among family!
- Be a loving relative; connect purely for the sake of doing so and not only to ask for something.
- They are your elders. Seek their help and guidance. Your ancestors may be the solution for when you are unsure of who you can discuss certain problems. Allow your ancestors to act as a shoulder on which to rest and release burdens.
- Carry gifts. Do not meet your ancestors empty handed. Here are some gift ideas. However, be guided by what they like, even if it is to speak to them in their language or play music they like.
- Libations with wine, water or other liquid
- Offer items the ancestors enjoyed in life. In other words, you would not want to offer meat to people who were vegan. Fruits are a common example, especially those that will not rot or create problems if left out on your altar like uncut apples. (Food is for the ancestors and not for your consumption afterwards. You can offer the foods to the garden, especially if they can be easily composted).
- Gifts may be used to commemorate special occasions like birthdays and anniversaries.
- You may offer your talent like music, poetry and so on.
- Your prayers, as for
- the completion or at least furthering towards completion of missions that, for some reason or other, they were unable to complete.
- breaking generational curses against your ancestors. Here is a declaration by YouTuber Chhavi Zaine Tarot Investigator. Chhavi explains to write the following onto paper and then burn it with fire (a transformative energy).
I declare and decree
that all generational curses
over myself, my ancestors, my offspring, the parent of my offspring
are now destroyed in spirit and in flesh
Thank God and your spiritual team for helping you to destroy the energy of the generational curse and restoring the rightful inheritance of gifts, talents and so on. Then write a personalized version of the following onto the holder of or directly onto a white candle with permanent marker. Allow the candle to burn through.
I reclaim
__my inheritance, birthright and sovereignty__
on behalf of myself and my lineage
in spirit and in flesh
...
YouTuber clip by Chhavi Zain Tarot Investigator 'Chosen: your enemy has driven themselves into insanity doing spellwork against you.' (Clip above: @21:45 to 23:00 only)
- Visit daily if you can, even if you can not make a full ceremony of the encounter. Consider how, when life is hectic, you might only have a chance to rush in to the home of a loved one only to say 'hi' and 'bye' with a kiss. Keep the relationship with your ancestors alive in the same way. It counts.
- After you have begun to invite ancestors into your life, they may appear to you. A common way in which this happens is in your dreams.
- You may choose to offer libations when calling upon ancestors. Learn more about how to offer libations to your ancestors
- Series: Meet the Ancestors (an introduction to some noteworthy ancestors that include Marcus Garvey and the Kush kandake Amanirenas)
- Although not entirely necessary, you can create more magick by setting up an altars. See how to set up an ancestral altar.
- YouTube video by Ministry of Miracles Healing School 'Powerful song to call African ancestors'
- Jerusalema song
- YouTuber Tedx Talks video 'Conqueror Amanirenas: Why don't you know her name?'
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