Voodoo. Diloggun. The Voice of the Ancient Gods. Vol I

What do you know about Voodoo? New Orleans, dolls, Orisha, Papa Legba... Everything? Meanwhile, Voodoo is one of the fastest-growing religions today, rooted in African cults and intricately woven into modernity.

And we want to present to you a book that will change your understanding of Voodoo, making it the most complete and comprehensive.

The book Diloggun is the Bible of Voodoo religion. The grimoire consists of four volumes and provides a detailed description of each of the sixteen families of odu that exist in diloggun, from "Okana" to "Merindilogún." Within these sixteen families, there are 256 mixed odu, and each of these messages has its own metaphysics, proverbs, meanings, recommendations, prohibitions, and sacrifices that are also described in detail.

Who is this book for?

— Primarily for practitioners of Voodoo (ACT). This is a vast treatise on Voodoo, providing a multifaceted view of this religion and dedicated to working with the oracle of Diloggun and predicting fate. The work outlines all the main recommendations for sacrifices and ebo, providing the diviner with numerous ways to appease and invoke Afro-Cuban deities known as "orishas." 

— This book will also interest practitioners of any direction: "Diloggun" contains more than a thousand rituals, each detailed. You will find cleansing baths, spirit banishments, curses removal, protection against witchcraft, amulet creation, and much more. 

— "Diloggun: The Voice of the Ancient Gods of Voodoo" will appeal to historians, religious scholars, and anthropologists. The book includes an excursion and research into the history of the religion, its development, division, and transformation.