The Elements: 5 On-line Sessions

Written By Queen Mother Dòwòti Désir
 
 

For women of the African Diaspora, an exclusive course of five on-line preparatory classes, consisting of 4 units: Spiritual/Metaphysical, Nutritional, Physical, and Mental training sessions get you started:

A.    OUVERTURE

Welcome and orientation, meeting all instructors. All participates will take a spiritual bath prior to starting the 8 instructive sessions. Instructions for the bath will be provided.

B.   SPRITUAL & METAPHYSICAL

HRM Queen Mother Sêmévo Dr. Dòwòti Désir

HIG Queen Cotaliya Milner Meadows Des La Pound

  • The Divine Feminine

  • Working with Protective and Healing Herbs

    C. NUTRITIONAL

    Dr. Valencia Shanté Ma’at, “Re-awaken & Restore the Divine Feminine Presence & Power”

  •   De-toxification

  • Fortification

  • Vitalization

    D.  PHYSICAL

Coach Manuel “Manu” Ntoh

  • African Martial Arts and Endurance  

 

E.  MENTAL

Queen Mother Sèmévo Dr.Dòwòti Dèsir

  • Psychological of War

     

PAYMENTS AND SCHEDULE

Classes begin: November 1st through December 15th, 2023

 The order of the session are subject to change, but one from each area is anticipated per month.  The sessions will be 45-60 minutes each.  Tuition for all 9 classes are $1100. For those interested in individual units (2 classes) tuition is $300. For a combination of 2 units, (4 classes), tuition is $550.

MERCHANDISE

For tee-shirts and other merchandise go to: https://wwwimperialcorpsagoodjieorg.creator-spring.com

 
Queen Mother Dòwòti Désir

The first Queen Mother of the African Diaspora on the African continent, Her Royal Majesty Queen Mother Dr. Dòwòti Désir, is also known as Sêmévo the 1st [Bénin Republic], She is a writer, interfaith leader, educator, humanitarian and human rights activist. The founder of The AfroAtlantic Theologies & Treaties Institute. The co-writer of the film, “Vodou: Theology of Liberation.” Her Royal Majesty is the author of the books, “Wòch kase wòch: Redlining a Holocaust, Memorials and the People of the AfroAtlantic,” and “Goud kase Goud: Conjuring Memory in Spaces of the AfroAtlantic, and other books on art, spirituality, and human rights..

https://www.queenmotherdowoti.org
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