If you come back enough, you start to own the place.

You are not your incarnation.

You can be known, and it can be beautiful.

Self-policing is a waste of energy.

Vodou cultures take an active, holistic view of healing.

Pick one: a little pain now or a lot of pain later.

We don’t need to recruit and we don’t care what path you’re on.

Priests and spiritual workers make learning easier.

People are a lot more complex than winners and losers.

When will you be willing to win?

Vodou does not consider the 9-5 schedule virtuous.

Ignorance and mystery are protective.

Just because we’re polite, it doesn’t mean we’re trusting.

The divine is not disgusted by you.

Vodou communities have short memories for mistakes.

Vodou is not interested in good and evil.

You don’t get to pick how you get involved.

The pursuit of balance puts vodou at odds with the majority culture.

Vodou is a religion of we, not of me.

Self-advocacy is not inherently violent.