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Embracing Spirituality is a blog of a wide variety of spiritual topics and discussions, led by spiritualist, metaphysician, and traditionalist Obara Meji and her personal experiences. Born out of a desire to assist others in embracing their spirituality, and to lend our contribution to the ultimate goal of the evolution of mankind.

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The Mystery of Spirit Possessions – What Happens?

To Catch a Spirit: How a Fallen Obeah Man (tries to) Capture a Spiritualist For Power

The Spiritual Uses of Honey and How to Use It in Your Life

The Spiritual Meaning Behind Birth, Abortion, and Miscarriages

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A Pastor’s TRICK that Made Me Fall Stupid In Love with His Son

When I used to attend a Zion Revival church in New York, the Pastor for the church was…

January 18, 2017

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It’s Not an Easy Road – The Life of a Spiritualist

In the mornings when I get up, after cleansing myself, going to my shrine where I pray and…

March 27, 2015

Standing on a mountain tip having spiritual awakening

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What Saved Me That Day? Strange Happenings While Becoming Awake

I have always been attuned to my spirituality, even without knowing that I was. While growing up in…

November 1, 2011

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Obara Meji on The Mystery of Spirit Possessions – What Happens? Thank you Debz, I had fun remembering those times. The pastors wife and those two ladies and even pastor himself Lolol
Debz on The Mystery of Spirit Possessions – What Happens? The opening message is so funny, you are a fantastic writer. It’s true, orisha initiation will allow you realize your...
Proca Chelsea on A Broader Look at Ancestral Worship How do I venerate my ancestors ma? More love and light on your path ma.
TCanada on The Mystery of Spirit Possessions – What Happens? Your Welcome Obara.
Proca Chelsea on The Wonderful Spiritual Power of Lime and How to Use it Is it a very day that somebody should be carrying the small pieces of lime with him, and how long should I carry it...