Guin voodoo is not an abstract concept: it is a living practice punctuated by ceremonies, offerings and initiations. Every ritual gesture is a conversation with the invisible, every offering a dialogue with the 41 divinities of the pantheon. Discover the rites that mark the spiritual life of Aneho, from epe-ekpe to daily libations.






The great annual Guin New Year ceremony in Glidji. Divination of omens, emergence of the sacred stone and reading of colors.
Gestures, words and materials of daily offerings to the divinities. Libation as the link between the visible and the invisible.
From the vodun's call to final consecration. The stages of initiation, retreat in the sacred forest and spiritual rebirth.
Month-by-month table of voodoo ceremonies in Aneho. Sacred calendar for visitors, researchers and devotees.
Portrait of the keepers of tradition. Spiritual function, moral authority and social mediation of Hunon priests in Aneho.