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Voodoo, or Vodou, is a syncretic religion that originated in the West African traditions of the Fon and Ewe peoples, and it developed further in Haiti, blending with elements of Catholicism and indigenous beliefs. Saraca, on the other hand, refers to a genus of flowering plants, notably the Saraca asoca tree, which is native to the Indian subcontinent and is often associated with various cultural and religious practices in Hinduism. While voodoo is primarily a spiritual practice, saraca is more related to nature and its symbolic representations in different cultures.
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When did Haitian Voodoo originate?
Benin.
What is the botanical name of ashok leaf?
Botanical name of Ashoka is Saraca indica.
What country originate came the zombies?
Voodoo, perhaps Haiti or West Africa.
What country did Voodoo originate?
It originated from many different countries in the Continent of Africa...
What is scientific name of King of flowering trees in the Philippines at UP LB?
The botanical names of Saraca are as follows: Official Common Name: Saraca Scientific Name: Saraca declinata (Jack) Miq. Family Name: Caesalpiniaceae
Give scientific name for ashoka tree?
Saraca asoca. There are three members of the family. Saraca indica , S. caulifolia and S.declinata.
Scientific name of ashoka plant?
Saraca asoca it is a rain forest tree.
What is the scientific name of asoka tree?
saraca indica
What is the scientific name for asoka tree?
Saraca indica belonging to the Caesalpiniaceae subfamily of the legume family
What is the Provincial flower of Odisha?
The Ashoka tree (Saraca asoca) is the state flower of Odisha, Republic of India.
Where id zombies originate?
That’s partly true! The word zombie and the earliest stories we have about them trace back to Haitian Vodou (voodoo) traditions in the Caribbean, particularly Haiti. In Vodou belief, a zombi was not the flesh-eating monster we see in modern movies. Instead, it was thought to be a person revived from death (or near-death) through magical or spiritual means, often controlled by a sorcerer known as a bokor. These zombies were typically depicted as mindless workers, robbed of their free will rather than hungry for human flesh. The idea spread when outsiders—especially during the 18th–19th centuries—began writing about Vodou practices, often with sensationalism and misunderstanding. Later, American literature and Hollywood films (like White Zombie in 1932) reshaped the zombie into the shambling, dangerous undead creature we’re familiar with today.
What do voodoo people beleve in?
voodoo?....
