Witches and Witch doctors ✅

Witches and Witch doctors were once highly revered and now they are considered community threats because of European religions. Before European colonialism if a Black child exhibited special gifts he/she was given to the tribal shaman for training to step into their honorable destiny as a Healer.

 Now because we have been indoctrinated with religion Black children are misguided, misinformed by the parents who abandon or try to kill their offspring based upon fear, superstition, and hearsay. Christian colonialism has reinforced the idea that Jesus Christ is the only true witch doctor while demonizing anyone else who practices their native spiritualities. It is time for our people to reclaim and understand our historical link to the Witches and where the original terms exist in our own languages.

The terms Witch and Wise Woman actually had their origins in Ancient Kemet which ment the Land of the Blacks. Wadj or Uadj is a Kemetic word meaning power, health, green, water. A wadj scepter represents a tied bundle of herbs for health andprosperity. A variant of the word is Udja pronounced WOO-jah, where the term Ouija board isalso derived from. The Mdw Ntr hieroglyphic symbol is believed by many to actuallyrepresent a mortar and pestle. 

Another variant is Ujdat WOO chaht, the name for theprotective amuleti representing the Eye of Heru, which is comprised of the protective psychic magickal energies of Wadjet and her sister Nekehebet who are actually Aset and her sister Neb-t Het. Wadjet Uadjet, Uachet is a term for a strong magickal African woman who can suddenly bend energy for healing. Much of the Yoruba language and traditions can be traced directly to Kemet. Aje ah-JZAY is a Yoruba term meaning witch.