Ndu Adebisa - Hoodoo Divination

NDU ADEBISA - Hoodoo Divination

We have a few openings for adebisa, Akan term for divination, spiritual reading, spiritual consultation - for December.

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Schedule your divination/reading below.

For those new to divination/spiritual readings, and would like to schedule one, below is an excerpt from our ADEBISA page also found on our Hoodoo Gyaasedan page:

...In Akan culture the term bisa [bee'-sah] is a verb meaning to inquire, to consult, while abisa is a noun meaning inquiry. The phrase ko bisa means to go (ko) ask, inquire, consult (bisa). This is a phrase typically used when describing the act of someone going to ask, inquire or consult the Abosom and Nananom Nsamanfo - the Deities/Divine Spirit-Forces in Creation and the Spiritually Cultivated Ancestresses and Ancestors. The term ade means thing, object, entity. The term adebisa [ah'-day bee'-sah] therefore means things asked, inquired or consulted about. Adebisa is an Akan term for spiritual consultation or divination, a major feature of Akanfo Nanasom - Ancent Authentic Akan Ancestral Religion.

Through adebisa one learns from the Abosom and Nananom Nsamanfo the nature of past, present and potential future circumstances and events in relation to our thoughts, intentions and actions as measured against the standard of Nyamewaa-Nyame Nhyehyee (Supreme Being's Order - Divine Order). 

Adebisa operationalizes Nanasom, Afurakani/Afuraitkaitnit (African) Ancestral Religion, which is properly defined as the ritual incorporation of Divine Law and the ritual restoration of Divine Balance...

We do not charge a set price for adebisa (divination). We do accept akyede (offering/donation) for the work.

You do not need to be present for adebisa. We go to the nkommere (shrine), conduct the adebisa and then schedule a time to call you and go over what came out.

While we do not charge a set price we do accept akyede (donation) just as it is custom that when one visits a traditional shrine an offering is placed on the shrine for the Abosom or Nsamanfo. Typically, that akyede (donation) would be an aforebo (offering) from the animal realm, mineral realm or plant realm. The tumi (energy) of the aforebo would then be released via ritual invocation. In our context we exchange the same tumi (energy) with making akyede (donation) online which helps to purchase aforebo (offerings) for ritual invocation and to maintain the shrines and festivals.

You can schedule a session by making akyede in this platform or if you prefer the alternatives below. We will reach out to you via email to confirm the scheduling.

payhip: www.payhip.com/b/JUIF1

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zelle: kwesiakhan@gmail.com

paypal: www.paypal.me/ranehem

Yeda ase.. and Yebehyia bio (we will connect/meet again)..

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