Hail Orisha! A Phenomenology of a West African Religion in the Mid-Nineteenth Century Book

Hail Orisha! A Phenomenology of a West African Religion in the Mid-Nineteenth Century, Orisha worshippers who were not subjected to forced migration to the Americas in the nineteenth century remained their own masters, inhabiting cities, towns and farm villages in their West African kingdoms. This study uses documentation from Yoruba, Hail Orisha! A Phenomenology of a West African Religion in the Mid-Nineteenth Century

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Hail Orisha! A Phenomenology of a West African Religion in the Mid-Nineteenth Century
Written by author Peter McKenzie
Published by Brill, 1997/11/01
Orisha worshippers who were not subjected to forced migration to the Americas in the nineteenth century remained their own masters, inhabiting cities, towns and farm villages in their West African kingdoms. This study uses documentation from Yoruba

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Preface

Abbreviations

Introduction 1

Pt. 1 The World of Religious Phenomena

I Natural Symbols of the Orisa 23

II Images and Cult Objects of the Orisa 52

III Sacred Space for the Orisa Cults 130

IV Sacred Time for the Orisa Worshippers 154

V The Sacred Number in Yoruba Religion 209

VI Sacred Action: Purification 211

VII Sacred Action: Sacrifice 247

VIII Sacred Action: Unification 277

IX The Sacred Word from the Deity 296

X The Sacred Word to the Deity 332

XI The Sacred Person in the Orisa Cults 359

XII The Sacred Community 426

Pt. 2 The Conceptual World of the Orisa Cults

XIII The Concept Of Deity 457

XIV The Concept of Creation 508

XV The Concept of Revelation 520

XVI Salvation 525

XVII The Last Things 530

Pt. 3 Religious Experience in the Orisa Cults

XVII Basic Forms of Religious Experience 541

XIX Supernormal Forms of Religious Experience 546

Conclusion 556

Appendix: Modus operandi 560

References 565

Index 571

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	Preface
	Abbreviations
	Introduction	1
Pt. 1	The World of Religious Phenomena
I	Natural Symbols of the Orisa	23
II	Images and Cult Objects of the Orisa	52
III	Sacred Space for the Orisa Cults	130
IV	Sacred Time for the Orisa Worshippers	154
V	The Sacred Number in Yoruba Religion	209
VI	Sacred Action: Purification	211
VII	Sacred Action: Sacrifice	247
VIII	Sacred Action: Unification	277
IX	The Sacred Word from the Deity	296
X	The Sacred Word to the Deity	332
XI	The Sacred Person in the Orisa Cults	359
XII	The Sacred Community	426
Pt. 2	The Conceptual World of the Orisa Cults
XIII	The Concept Of Deity	457
XIV	The Concept of Creation	508
XV	The Concept of Revelation	520
XVI	Salvation	525
XVII	The Last Things	530
Pt. 3	Religious Experience in the Orisa Cults
XVII	Basic Forms of Religious Experience	541
XIX	Supernormal Forms of Religious Experience	546
	Conclusion	556
	Appendix: Modus operandi	560
	References	565
	Index	571