The topic of dancing in the Dogon religion is discussed in the 28th Day. In the Dogon religion, the primary purpose of the dancing rituals is to guide the souls of the deceased to their ultimate resting place in the family altars and to sanctify their passage to the ranks of the ancestors.
This ritual of dancing can be traced back to the first days of the world. The jackal had gone onto the roof of his father’s house, God, believing that he was dead to mourn for him. The jackal, dressed in the fibre’s from his mother’s skirt that were full of do u
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