Voodoo. Diloggun. Voice of the Ancient Gods. Volume II

The second volume of the tetralogy "Diloggun" delves even deeper into the mysteries of the ancient oracle and reveals the secret code of geomantic figures: Oché, Obara, Odí and Eji Ogbe. As Don Juan said: "Anyone who shows even a... slight interest in the world of ancient shamans is immediately drawn into the circle of their sharp, razor-like intention." Thus, Diloggun is this wheel of ancient shamans, their intention, the gravitational force that completely pulls the adept in and never releases them, immersing them in the unconditional and incredible world of the most powerful magic of the ancients.
 
Prediction of fate, ritual dances, drums, mystical obsession, bloody sacrifices, sex, communion with nature – everything that distinguishes the pagan cults of ancient nature worship from modern religious teachings is present in this grimoire. It also contains more than a thousand rituals, each described in detail, including lustral baths, exorcism of spirits, removal of curses, protection from witchcraft, making amulets, and much more. This is the Bible of fundamental pagan forces. Their will and voice lead the initiated to the understanding of the unity of man and the universe, bringing the adept to harmony, to the forgotten Slavic state of Darny, the teaching of the balance of existence between "destructive" and "creative" or, more accurately, "world-changing" forces of nature. The African pagan understanding of the world, the balance between destructive forces (osogbo, ibi) and creative energies (ire) is identical to the Slavic worldview because all pagan cults originated from one pagan pre-religion. In Voodoo, it is believed that those who master the Warriors fully control their fate, and fate rules everything! Aché!