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The Making of Ancestral Voices 2 Campaign
 

 


What will you contribute to the preservation of African History and Culture?  
 

 

 

 

Ancestral Voices 2 Fundraiser Video
Ancestral Voices 2 Fundraiser Video

 

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FRIDAY 15TH NOVEMBER 2013

  

 

 

The directors behind the documentary are husband and wife team, Dalian Adofo and Verona Spence-Adofo. Passionate about making this film they invested their own finances to produce this documentary to open up much needed debate on the oldest spiritual practice in the world.  

    





Black History Studies have an opportunity to become part of the making of Ancestral Voices 2 but we need your help. 

We have 30 days to raise �700 to contribute towards the production of this essential historical resource.

This project will only be funded if at least $60,000 is pledged by
Friday 15th November 2013.


Donate �10 or more and you will receive one free entry ticket when Black History Studies conducts a private screening of Ancestral Voices 2.

Longbelly Entertainment Ltd are currently in production to create a sequel for the documentary with the aim of exploring the philosophies of African cosmologies and spiritual traditions across the continent and in the diaspora.

 

In their dedication and passion to get this project developed, they have invested their own funds once again and have so far secured interviews with well-respected scholars and practitioners, such as high Sanusi, Vusamazulu Credo Mutwa in South Africa, Prof James Small in the USA and Vodou high priest (Houngan), Max Beauvior and Bayyinah Bello (Historian) of Haiti.

 

They aim to cover much more including areas such as the African concept of the duality of the Creator/'God' and its direct connection to humanity through spirit (ethereal), as well as ritual practices for spiritually enhancing daily living amongst others.




On Wednesday 13th November 2013,
there will be a FREE screening of
Ancestral Voices 1:
Esoteric African Knowledge

from 7pm to 9pm at PCS Headquarters, Clapham Junction.

There will be a Q&A session with the Director Verona Spence-Adofo.

For more information, click here 
 
 

Please support this initiative, as we at Black History Studies believe it is important to give a true balance to History as a whole