General resources on Vodou/Voodoo, a religion that survived in Haiti, as well as Cuba, Brazil, the Dominican Republic and other parts of Latin America.
Ancestors In Haitian Vodou
The ancestors, 'zanset yo' in Haitian Kreyol, are ever with a Vodouisant. He/she lives, breathes and acts with the awareness of their presence. The national anthem of Haiti begins, "For the country, and for the ancestors, we walk united...".
Arara - Children of Dahomey
Breif history of Vodou in Cuba, known as la Regla Arara.
Ozzie's Dominican Voodun
Bilingual articles on the basics of Dominican Voodun. [English/Espaņol]
The Quick and the Dead
Richard Hodges gives an academic overview of the Vodou vision of man's soul.
The VODOU Page
A site by Mambo Racine Sans Bout, complete with step by step lessons of basic vodou for non-initiates.
Vodou Spirit
Kay Aboudja is a traditional house of Vodou, headquartered in New Orleans, Louisiana. Site includes a FAQ and several articles.
Vodou or Vodun
An overview of the history and future of Vodou.
Vodoun Culture
A presentation of years of research, including information on songs, dances, veves (vevers) and the lwa.
West African Dahomean Vodoun
History, myths, culture and in depth information about Vodoun (Mami Wata).