Zulu Shaman: Dreams, Prophecies, and Mysteries Book

This book was lent to me by a friend who is heavily into other religions and mysticism. I surprised that this book took me down a religious path. First, the fact that a shaman is a keeper of folklore, knowledge of medicine and tribal history. There is a difference between a witchdoctor, who heels and who later becomes a sangoma and a sorcerer, who casts spells.

Credo arrived at his calling in a lengthy manner and in manner that seems no different than some of the so-called Christian faith healers.

It seems that every faith has its theory of creation and who God is. The Zulus have theirs as do other tribes of Africa. Bhuddism, Hindi, Shintu and Islam, all believe in higher beings. The author has told many stories passed through folklore. Many of these stories are about the battles between good and evil.

I will say this about the attempted suppression of Zulu beliefs by European nations, Credo said the same thing that Winnie Mandela did --- Europeans arrived in South Africa with a Bible in one hand and a gun in the other.