Jean-Jacques Dessalines

Celebration of Jean-Jacques Dessalines' coronation

Fall Warriors Fire Prosperity Ritual

 

Celebration of black kingship

Manifestation of the Bwa Kayiman Ogun ritual

Black Messiahs of this Age 

initiated worldwide Black freedom 

Principle of the black man

Pan-Africanism and militancy 

Prove power over the Roman age and empire, i.e., Napoleon. 

The turning of the age 

This man lived for "black" freedom

Dessalines, a Black Messiah(warrior king) in every essence, invoked the mighty African war god, Ogun, during the ritual at "Bwa Kayiman." There, a black Haitian pig was sacrificed to secure divine intervention in the struggle against the French, then the dominant force in internationalist global military affairs. In the face of overwhelming odds, Dessalines, fortified by the support of Ogun, orchestrated a triumphant revolution that shattered the chains of slavery and birthed the liberation of Haiti. This pack was later broken by the Christian “mulatto” coup, which abounded the deity energy of Ogun and led to Haiti losing its divine African protection.