Led by Shi-Li-Bo Nouvavou?
Last night, or, more accurately, early this morning, I served Shi-Li-Bo Nouvavou.
I love Shi-Li-Bo Nouvavou.
I gave her sunflower seeds, tea lights in a blue goblet of water, and a bracelet. Later, I put them all on an altar in the bathroom I made for her and other lwa who are involved with water in some way.
After I served her, I felt a powerful vibe that exuded contentment, bliss, and a sense of well-being throughout my apartment; especially in the bathroom and my bedroom.
Today, I then took her sunflower seeds and went to the park. I asked her where she preferred I put them, a waterfall, a stream, or a lily pond, which all exist in the park. Lily pond, lily pond! a voice in my head kept insisting. OK, lily pond it is. I went to the lily pond.
When I got there, I noticed a little path that led to a part of the pond I had never been to before. It looked very interesting, and piqued my curiousity. Something – I don’t know if it was just my curiosity – prompted me to go this route. So I did.
The path was not that easy to walk through, in some parts. It was muddy in some places, since it bordered the water. At one point, a pile of dead tree branches blocked the path, so I had to walk around them. But I’m an experienced hiker, so it wasn’t that big of a deal to me. All along the path, there was tall grass growing out of the water on one side, and bushes and trees, including bamboo trees, on the other side.
The water in this part of the pond was also clear. In the rest of the pond, the water was green with algae.
I poured Shi-Li-Bo Nouvavou’s sunflower seeds into a clump of plants and grass on the edge of the clear water, because she rules ponds and streams.
