ANCESTOR WORSHIP: African Shamanism | Shamanic Ancestral Healing

Historically ancestor worship was common worldwide from Asia, Africa and South America. Calling on ancestors for help was common and everyday religious practice. The advent of the major religions has suppressed these original & authentic shamanic spiritual traditions and pushed them into the shadows in many parts of the world.

Gogo guides us on trusting our intuition while building a deeper connection to our ancestors, within her background of being an initiated African priestess. We discuss the need for this ancestor connection via worship for people from all backgrounds as a way to begin to bring sanity back to our relationship with all life and all beings.

Gogo Thules contact:

[starmother]

Thank you, Viv for holding space for a conversation with the ancestors! 🙏

[TheInnerBeautyGuru]

I am a big believer in ancestral connection in my spiritual practice. I have a deep emotional connection to and current lifetime ties to my ancestors. I come from the Appalachian foothills and come from a long line of pure true Appalachian folk musicians and grew up listening to and playing the music of my ancestors. I couldn’t do any of my spiritual practice without my ancestors behind me because they are such an integral part of my life and practice and self.

[nafurtetre]

Greetings. Just connected with this video. I've learnt from youall. As an elder I so appreciate the younger who I constantly learn from. Also in my Śab'aean culture we've learnt that our Ancestors need our help as much as we need theirs.

[s_dabre]

Thank you for this gift, Vivinne and Gogo! I appreciate hearing the significance of acknowledging all aspects of our lineage, as we do aspects of nature. There are messages for us in all parts of our divine composition. I’d love to hear more about working with the messages in our Akashic records, as Gogo briefly mentioned. I’m looking forward to the second half of the interview. Thanks, again. Asé!

[iNazarethaNkosazana]

Thokoza Gogo.. This was an amazing talk, thank you so much. Continue the good work of light. Love and light 🕯️ 🙏🏽 Camagu. Makhosi

[brightbeatrice]

We all have different paths! Keep on shinning your light and wisdom as it is so profoundly useful. 😃

[ElenaDeOro]

I enjoyed this discussion very much. Thanks for bringing Gogo and hearing her perspective and background, and yours. Very complex and grounding at the same time.

[briankayeke]

Thank you sis.. may you keep up good work

[lucindahudson]

Thank you, Vivinne and Gogo, for this wonderful video about connecting with our ancestors! I especially appreciated the wisdom about embracing all of our ancestors--both those who can offer guidance and those who may need healing. I'm looking forward to Part 2 of this interview!


Lucinda

[DP-oind]

yesss sweat lodge is amazing...been wanting to experience again so bad...may my dreams lead me <3

[kenharp]

Hey Viv, thank you for that interview with Gogo. .She's a beautiful soul, with a beautiful spirit many thanks.,

[intuitivelyinsync]

Thank you. I immediately subscribed 🥰🔥

[AmadiRosebud]

You two are amazing. I am so pleased to have come across your pages! In the next conversation, can y'all touch on breaking through the fear of being guided by negative spirits? Fear of not knowing what spirits I will evoke is hindering me from beginning my ancestral work.

[hareeshkumar]

I am from India, always for Ancient Traditional Religions...🙏

[SpiritualMinisterRealm]

I resonate so much... my ancestors initiate me in the ancestral realm to prepare for my Shamanic path. I also have shaman come forth of South American Indigenous decent in a dream so I am prepared to visit Ecuador through my metaphysical university. I disagree with the person who said that YBD to you, that person needs healing. I had various ancestors came through of different racial hertiages who are assigned and trained to help me on my mission here on the earth realm.

[myfullcircl]

I have had a strong pull to switch my peruvian shamanic practice and learning to focus more towards my African heritage. This feeling has only intensified over the years and now I feel I am being pulled back to Africa but I have no Idea where to go. If you can point me in the direction of someone who can assist me with connecting to what is calling me and where to go, I would really appreciate it.

[kekeskreativelifestyle]

I was really interested in learning more from Gogo Thule, I would have like if you could given more direct & in depth questions for her but nevertheless, it was good.

[deborahlynn]

Not sure if I can handle the responsibility of what I learned from this video. More than forty years ago my deceased father held my hand as he presented me to his mother and father on the other side. His mother extended her hand to me while his father was passive. Behind them stood many, many rows of unidentified cloak covered figures. I remember the feeling of love and connection. I wanted to stay with them. I woke up crying and feeling lonely.

[tarirogwanzura]

the path is a struggle, and it is real

[Freedom-djbi]

Can you help me get in contact with my ancestors please help me