Meet The Entrepreneurs Using African Spirituality To Create

Meet The Entrepreneurs Using African Spirituality To Create



The current spiritual boom not only provides a way to connect to one’s higher self, but also a way to make money. Shontel Anestasia, 30, is one of many creating businesses under the influence of African traditional religions. Watch the video to see why spirituality-inspired businesses are thriving.

Special thanks to Dianne Stewart, Tracey Hucks and Yvonne Chireau.

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Why The Spiritual Industry Is Booming

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21 thoughts on “Meet The Entrepreneurs Using African Spirituality To Create

  1. I've grown to learn so many negative things about these societies. But my spiritual awakening has shown me just how important these people and practices are. These people save lives and generations. Your spirituality is something that you should never sleep on, there are really dark forces at work. Prayers and healing are vitally important.. I don't know who needs to hear this but with God, all things are revealed.

  2. I've watched this before I came into my own as a spiritualist and was taken back with emotion, now a year later watching it again brought me to tears. I celebrate and honor these beautiful women, it's because of all of you, I now stand boldly on my square. Thank you from the depths of my heart. ASE'

  3. When we were slaves, we cried out to Yah for deliverance, not other spirituality. When he delivered us, we got content in our deliverance, we forgot about Him and return back to the spirituality that got us enslaved in the first place. (Deuteromomy 28). From generation to generation we keep making the same mistake and the Holy Bible shows us 😔

  4. 4:04 These traditions will never fade into the background. They are still very active in the homeland. This perspective of lack of black spirituality is an America phenomenon. Our practices are VERY active in the Caribbean and African homelands.

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