African witch doctor

Africa | A witch doctor, or bwanavide, dressed for a healing ceremony in the village of Kikondja in eastern Congo | © Robert Caputo.

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I don’t think I’ve ever done this. I’ve always told you the menu. Every Wednesday for 195 weeks, my choices have been in this space, recorded in black and white. But today… …

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Love spells for those seeking their soul mates. Find your next boyfriend or girlfriend with romantic magick. Using candles, crystals like rose quartz. and chants, you can attract an abundance of love Root doctors are traditional healers who have practicing in the United States for centuries. These practitioners have been called by different names, including rootworkers, conjurers, and hoodoo doctors, witch doctors. The art of rootwork has been passed down through generations of African…

The black people in South Africa include 9 different nations and form the vast majority of the population in South Africa

Witch doctors have been around long before doctors and nurses, their wisdom is to be heeded and observed to truly take in the unique art of being a witch doctor.

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Witch Doctor by Luis Miguel for @Sketch_Dailies

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