What It Means to Be a Vodou Priestess by a Vodou Priestess By Priestess Shoshana | Spiritual Teachers Voodoo To be a Vodou Priestess is not a profession.It is a vow. A way of being. A devotion that echoes across lifetimes. I did not choose this path—it was chosen for me. It began in dreams, in disasters, […]
Post-Traumatic Stress vs. Post-Traumatic Evolution: Two Paths After Pain Trauma leaves a mark.Whether it comes from loss, violence, instability, neglect, or betrayal — trauma shapes the nervous system, the psyche, the body, and the soul. But what many people don’t realize is that the journey after trauma isn’t one path.There are at least two: I’ve […]
Understanding the Roles of Houngan and Mambo in Vodou: Honoring Sacred Truths Across Genders In Vodou, the spiritual tradition rooted in African heritage and sustained by the resilience of the Haitian people, the roles of Houngan (male priest) and Mambo (female priestess) are vital to the community’s spiritual well-being. While both serve as spiritual leaders, […]
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