Request for HP Shannon

[jxk2080]

Hello, first as I have already kissed ass a few times already, because I see health as the obvious paramount field of study for perfecting our bodies-at least minimally priming them for the Magnum Opus.

But i want to thank you and Central Force for your efforts to share wisdom and allow critical discussions to reach an equilibrium like they do.

Now I want to say I would also include Central Force in this but I see him as the go to guy for TCM rather than what I want to request now.

We know the Aryan white humanity has the Vedic medicine.
The Chinese yellow humanity has the TCM.
What i want to ask (you know where I am going with this obviously lol), is advice or recommended research material for the African equivalent to these other two towers of original civilization in medicine.

Im well aware of the Dogon tribe being the African split from the white Egyptian civilization, but I want to connect even more research together, no stone left un-turned.

I personally am white, but I always stick my nose into the fascination of how our cultures will unite in the same goal from behind their cultural elaborations of reality.

Please if you can HP Shannon, Id really like to have you gain experience by advising me in the right direction, while I get to make a junction in my overall search for a dynamic application to health.

 

[soutlaw92]

Hi. 
From what I know already about traditional African medicine is similar to Vedic and TCM in that it is based on balancing the body fully and ensuring that the mental, emotional, physical and spiritual health of the person is balanced. They believed that if ether of these became imbalanced, disease manifested. 
The use of bark, oils and herbs of various kinds were used in conjunction with herbalism, meditation, energy healing through the serpent force, spiritual baths, dance, charms and full body alignment. This is especially seen in the Yoruba Ifa Corpus. Based on the Orisha tradition of the Yorubas. The Yorubas are a more advanced African group next to the Dogon..
The Ifa Corpus tradition incorporates the chakra system (orishas) and they correspond to the glands and specific parts of the body. If these are misaligned or imbalanced this contributed to disease. 
Dance was used to raise energy and is still used in ritual dance like in Vodun today. The serpentine movement and undulation of the spine and limbs  while contracting the solar plexus was used to facilitate this. They were meant to raise serpentine energy identical to the wild dances of the God in Europe, India and Egypt. The African dancers would enter into a trance state with their astral senses being awakened and the activation of the shakti with bringing the power flow upwards. They also used the opened senses to diagnose disease. 
Hope this helps.
I have watched some videos and have read some things that go deeper into this. I do note that now because of enemy affiliation, possession is the substitute for raising ones own powers and this leads to the subject blacking out and bargaining, giving blood sacrifices and so on. You see this in Voodoo rituals and it is clearly apparent. This is not the satanic way.


High Priestess Shannon


 

 

[jxk2080]

Thank you this was very inciteful and made a lot of sense, especially concerning the dance which I have seen in many cultures as well even in some TCM practitioners.

The Orishas I have heard of by another African SS I associate with but i was not paying enough attention at the time.

Yes, the Voodoo thing is quite the shame, you can see a lot of the jewish perversion in these blood drinking ceremonies with the primitive tribes as well as the Afro-Caribbean derivatives like Santeria after the trans Atlantic slave trade created melting pots in places like Cuba.
All in all this really helps.