Reconnecting with Ancestral Beliefs and Addressing Cultural Appropriation in Spirituality

This chapter explores the speaker's personal journey with spirituality, discussing the challenges of practicing spirituality in a black household and community. They delve into the origins of Houdu, a practice created by enslaved African Americans in the USA, and emphasize the significance of reconnecting with ancestral beliefs. The speaker also addresses the issue of cultural appropriation in spirituality on social media and highlights the importance of recognizing spirituality as a multicultural concept.