In Africa, two essential questions are asked when meeting a stranger travelling on the road. They are “Where are you coming from?” and “Where are you going?”
There was a tribe that travelled from the North to the South of Africa in search of peace. As they travelled and met strangers on the road, who asked these questions, they would answer with, “We are on the “Journey of Asazi”, we don’t know where we are going, we are following the advice of the spirits, we trust that they will lead us to peace; however, we know where we are coming from.”
These stories are about my ‘Journey of Asazi’. Because I know where I am coming from, it is a true story, reflections of many of my life experiences with ceremony, past and present, between South Africa, Brasil and Costa Rica. I have led a different life from most people in the mainstream intend to write more about my experiences here.
In Africa, two essential questions are asked when meeting a stranger travelling on the road. They are “Where are you coming from?” and “Where are you going?”
There was a tribe that travelled from the North to the South of Africa in search of peace. As they travelled and met strangers on the road, who asked these questions, they would answer, “We are on the Journey of Asazi, we don’t know where we are going, we are following the advice of the spirits, we trust that they will lead us to peace; however, we know where we are coming from.”
These stories are about my ‘Journey of Asazi’. Because I know where I am coming from, it is a story about letting go.