The Sibyls: the First Prophetess’ of Mami (Wata):The Theft of African Prophecy by the Catholic Church: 1

an excellent book explain the distortion of history highly recommend if anyone want to know the truth. Well researched

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This book has opened my eyes to so much. As a woman, this book has helped to empower me.

She took a while to get into the nitty gritty layers of her theory and findings but it was otherwise a very well written and thought provoking study and philosophy of black women's story. A lot of what she detailed as far as black female cultures being hijacked for others to profit off of, is still happening in present day so I believe there is truth to a lot of what is presented in the book.

I'm astonished with how quickly I've received this product today. The text book is in perfect condition, I'm truly happy and excited to be able to learn and understand the early custom of Sibyls. I've realised that a lot of people cultures and teaching, Have either been corrupted of or mishandled throughout the ages. The text in regards to the sibyls and the raising of the the dead. And its matriarchal system shares resemblance to a particularly West African Vodun tribe, and the raising of the from the dead from the emerald book of toth. Im very intrigued to study this book, I appreciate the author input and contribution with her research.

Great historical knowledge about spirituality and religion.

Being previously familiar to what’s in this book I think that Mama Zogbe did a great job presenting it in her manner. It’s definitely a good read and good insight into the sybelline mothers of the world. As to patriarchal emergence. I recommend it:)

I love the message of this book. Wish there was more information written about the history of the Sybil’s

The Author did an outstanding job writing the true history in this book! I recommend this book to all African Americans

This book is a heavy read and should be studied thoroughly. So much in here makes sense but also trips me out at the same time. The fact that Sir Godfrey Higgins is quoted in the book lets me know the subject has been well researched.