Witchcraft or brujeria as it is understood by African and Latino based cultures around the world, is not synonymous with religion or mysticism in the conventional sense. The witchcraft that this little tomb is concerned with is that pure magical expression that has made itself known and remained fairly unchanged throughout the ages. It is said that Kindoki is almost equivalent to the evil eye, as it is conceived of as the power to unintentionally curse those whom one finds disagreeable.
Witchcraft or brujeria as it is understood by African and Latino based cultures around the world, is not synonymous with religion or mysticism in the conventional sense. The witchcraft that this little tomb is concerned with is that pure magical expression that has made itself known and remained fairly unchanged throughout the ages. It is said that Kindoki is almost equivalent to the evil eye, as it is conceived of as the power to unintentionally curse those whom one finds disagreeable.
Witchcraft or brujeria as it is understood by African and Latino based cultures around the world, is not synonymous with religion or mysticism in the conventional sense. The witchcraft that this little tomb is concerned with is that pure magical expression that has made itself known and remained fairly unchanged throughout the ages. It is said that Kindoki is almost equivalent to the evil eye, as it is conceived of as the power to unintentionally curse those whom one finds disagreeable.