papa paul the voodoo priest

Through this webpage, Papa Paul hopes to pass on his knowledge to others who are beginning to learn about the religion or have not had the good fortune of meeting
elders who are willing to teach them. Papa Paul was born in Jacmel, Haiti on January 15th, 1948. He grew up with his father who was a well know Voodoo priest-Excellent Noel at Cayejacmel. As a child he participated in all the voodoo
ceremonies that Excellent his father hosting.
As a young child he developed his psychic ability through his spiritual guides. He was led to the voodoo religion by his father. Papa Paul became a voodoo priest (Houngan)
he was initiated at the age 12 years by his father. Since that age, he knew that voodoo is a religion,
and a way of life. He has used this special gift to help others. He began practicing the religion Voodoo; he began treating and initiating followers and began to make a name for himself. Papa Paul has helped people all over the world, but his journey began when he left his home town Jacmel when he was around 20 years old. He went to leave in Dominican Republic, he continue to practice his religion by assisting, healing, guiding, counseling several other followers in the religion. He initiated many in the religion. In 1985, he went to Paris to continue to practice his religion and traveled with his Voodoo brother Max Beauvoir who is also a very well known Voodoo priest.
After his initial trip to Paris in 1985, he went back 3 times to continue his duties as a Voodoo priest. Among the countries he traveled includes Saudi Arabia, Israel, Columbia, Martinique, Nigeria, Mozambique, several states in the United States, South America, Canada, many Caribbean nations to continue his quest in the Voodoo religion to spread his spiritual knowledge. Papa Paul is a book full of treasures and history with the several spirits that he possesses and the thousands of people he has helped throughout his life. He is well respected and admired by his followers His dream was always able to open a Botanica in Miami. Well his dream came true in 1994; he did open Halouba Botanica in Miami.
In 2008, Halouba Botanica relocated in Dominican Republic and change of name to templo Esipuritual de la paz the in D.R. to better serve the community. At T.E.P, here you can find finest herbs, powders, ritual items, books, oils, directly from Haiti. They also have African/Haitian clothing's. You will also find items used in other religions including Saints images, rosaries. They carry also products used in Santeria. They can also perform rituals to appease spirits or ancestors or to repel magic. Papa Paul who is used different herbs and natural remedies to treat a variety of illnesses. Through the combined efforts of Papa Paul built a large following and have helped many people. Papa Paul's spiritual ability, knowledge and His combined years of experience in the Voodoo religion have helped Him build a temple in 2009 called Templo Espiritual de la paz in the heart of Villa Mella in Dominican Republic, where everyone is welcomed and considered part of the family. The temple not only serves as worship gatherings, it is also use for teaching purpose. It is used as a teaching tool for college students and visitors that are interested in learning more about the Voodoo religion. Papa Paul does all sort of readings: Bath luck, love, money, take away bad luck, jobs, family problems, immigration, court, impotence, protection, success, work, spiritual problems, those are just some examples of readings that Papa Paul can assist you.

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[housemluva]

@ccato000 A lot of Haitian use voodoo to harm one another. Why can't they apply that shit on those white soldiers who's going around rapind their children?

[ccato000]

i abandoned christianity and now in search of my ansestrial practices. voodoo is often looked upon as evil and now i see it is evil to the man who does not understand

[21nature21]

lovely. i love paganism of any kind, especially voodoo because it's reminiscent of west african paganism. it's sad that so many decendents of slaves have become such strong willed christians and have totally sloughed off their native pagan beliefs. thank you for posting this wonderful video. lol i wish the women in the video seemed a bit more enthusiastic! LOL.