Agove Minoire is in Haitian voodoo, a female loa (deified spirit of the dead) who guards forest groves; symbolized by a phallus carved from wood. Sometimes her symbol is a mirror.
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About Voodoo Lwa List of Lwa Voodoo is a religion practiced by people of African descent in Haiti, and by people who have emigrated from…
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