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TALL BONGO/SHORT BONGO!!!!

One New Years eve I was returning home from California, after I had exited the airport my friend who had traveled with me introduced me to the gentleman who had come to pick her up.  I quickly said hello then goodbye because I was on my way to church for New Years service at that time, (I practiced Christianity then).  While in the cab on my way to church something said to me that the man I just met is going to die.  I shrugged it off and focused on going to church and ringing in the New Year.  A few days after my same friend called me and we were on the phone talking and laughing when I heard the same gentleman’s voice in the background and immediately I remember the message that I had gotten.  I asked her if that was him and when she confirmed that it was I proceeded to tell her the message I had received the night on my way from the airport.  She then placed him on the phone and again I repeated to him what I had told her.  Di man puddung one piece ah bawling (he cried) to my surprise and astonishment as he had a reputation of being a notorious bad  man .  He cried and  cried and cried and cried that I found it difficult not to giggle, please don’t think I am cruel but I found it hard to believe that this man who according to Oliver Samuels, the comedian ‘murda ten and wounded 2’ would be crying so loudly and for so long was indeed shocking.  I guess he cried because he knew I had a reputation for my accuracy in my predictions.  After he had finished crying I went on to explain to him that ‘what can be seen can be changed’ and I proceeded to pray for him and told him to come and see me in the week so that we could explore the different avenues that we could use to remove what was in front of him.  That night as I prepared for bed a stench which could be compared to that of sewage filled the house.  In my mind I said ‘mhmmmm!!!  di dutty dranko dem come’ (the others have arrived or according to Maniac ‘dem odda one’).  I paid no attention to it because it would be futile for me to chase them away in my waking state because this meeting had to occur and will only take place when I go to sleep so off to bed I went.

After I had settled into a sleeping state I saw my spirit rise from my body and sat on the edge of the bed.  I heard drums beating like Kumina and some beautifully attired African women smiling and dancing to the beat of the Kumina drums while they circled my bed.  It was about 12 of them all dressed in silver skirts, breasts bare and silver head wraps then HE walked in – short, extremely dark with beady eyes and a slight smirk with his usual limp.  In his hand he had a tape measure (one used by carpenters) behind him were his minions who carried a silver casket upon their shoulders.  After he entered, the drums ceased to beat and the women stood to the side of course he spoke to me telepathically and said ‘ If you think you can stop Bagga (the guy’s name) from dying, yuh wrang’  he said ‘I’ve measured him, dressed him and picked out his burial spot already, who di hell u tink yuh are?’  I answered by saying ‘Who the hell you think you are? Because I know who I am and I am a child of the living God’ He then continued to say in a cajoling tone ‘why would you want to protect someone like him who has done so much harm to people? I am just taking one bad out of the whole bunch’  to which I answered  ‘It is not your choice to make but that of God’s’ and then he left with one last saying ‘We Shall see’.  Needless to say God prevailed and we were successful in removing that negative energy. The death, off this fellow.

Bongos are spirits that can be found in Jamaica.  A lot of spiritual practitioners or ‘Obeah men’ are called bongo this or bongo that.  When Kumina is kept in Jamaica especially in St. Thomas after 1 am Bongo will arrive,  you will know him by the way he possesses his people and dance.  People you see who are possessed and dance upon one foot are Bongos.  People who drink and smoke when they become possessed are also Bongo.  Some people who say that they are spiritual and they do spiritual work and constantly have an odor which suggest that not even deodorant can solve it, usually travel with Short Bongo.. Everybody has bongo irrespective of your race, color or creed, just called by another name.  You might not know him by that name or even know him at all but Bongo exists in every culture.  Bongo travels in pairs (each individual has two, tall Bongo and short Bongo)  Tall bongo/good bongo is the dominant one, he will rule until you start doing bad and wicked things in your life then short bongo/bad bongo takes over.  Tall bongo is slim, often times smiling, has a problem with his eye – especially with the right eye, it can look red, lazy, or cockeyed.  He is of a benevolent nature, he doesn’t encourage you to do bad things but like human beings that energy likes to smoke, drink and party.  If there is a spiritual party being kept and he arrives, everyone will have a good time.  He is a very good spiritual teacher and will show you many different ways to have victory over an enemy without harming them.  He is also a good defender and protector especially of those who are aware of his presence.  He mostly wears white shirt, black pants and a red scarf around his head and sometimes he is in khaki attire.  Tall bongo walks on your right side.

Now onto short bongo – di bad one…Short bongo of course as you know is short and walks on your left, he has a limp.  People who spiritually work with him usually end up having some problems with their leg.  He has a foul odor and is always smiling with an evil smirk/sneer on his face.  He likes to drink and smoke (especially ganja).  He is very vicious when he is given the leeway to rule and attacks without mercy.  His personality is very popular among murderers, rapists, thieves and pedophiles.

This is all for now but I will tell you about these spirits, and they are spirits.  If you have encountered any of these personalities whether in the physical or spiritual form, please share your stories, I will appreciate it and will answer any or all questions as much as I can.

The head could not have got to where it is now if it did not give….Yoruba Proverb.

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Domondi
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Domondi
2 years ago

Interesting.

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MTH
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MTH
9 years ago

Morning everyone, Obara, please send the ritual. cause I could well do with some prosperity right about now. You know I dont the significance of a full moon other than its very beautiful. Somewhere along the way I picked up that people go mad, some connection with vampires and werewolves.

Ty
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Ty
9 years ago

Full moon tomorrow family…

Obara meji
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Obara meji
9 years ago
Reply to  Ty

Yuh know sey mi have a ritual to give you all to perform on a full moon fi prosperity Mek ah try find where I hide it

Ty
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Ty
9 years ago
Reply to  Obara meji

Send it on….yeah… Me and tall bongo deh ya a drink a beer

MTH
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MTH
9 years ago

Obara I am so very grateful for your wonderful posts and I want to assist you in getting out as many posts as possible. I know you have you have a little following of people who want to learn. Yesterday you said that if you had a typist you could be able to do more posts. While I can’t help there, I am nominating myself to be your Assistant, the one that reminds you of the post you want to do. So far, thes are the topics that you said someone must remind you to do:- 1. Meditation 2. Sulphur… Read more »

MTH
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MTH
9 years ago

Short Bongo is evil, right? When I read this Charles Manson and Dudus readily comes to me (unno doan judge mi, but a juss suh).

MTH
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MTH
9 years ago

Do you remember in the bible when the little girl died and Jesus and a few of his disciples went? The disciples could raise her, the God sent out some and he and his closest peeps did what ever was need. That goes to show that God himself, new that certain works cannot/should not be performed around everyone. Yet these men were ‘holy’.

Obara meji
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Obara meji
9 years ago
Reply to  MTH

Horayyyyyy! Which dead girl from the bible

MTH
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MTH
9 years ago

I read the bible and I saw killed off all the people who could predict the future. Yet one one found and she told him things, yet the part that stood out was when she told him that he was Saul and had tricked her. What do you think happend when the King had the dream and sent for ppl to tell him the meanings and only Daniel could tell him. Remember the King did not tell him the dreams. It was through prayer and deep consultations that the dreams were told to Daniel. I know that there is evil… Read more »

MTH
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MTH
9 years ago

My thing is and I am not trying to be disrespectful (unno memba wey happen to disrespectful Molly?) But I know the Pastors preach about evil doers/obeah workers….Yet if God forbids it and you have been the victim of Obeah, you go to the Pastor for him to remove it. So what is the big deal if you seek help on you own to ward it off before it reaches you. Do you think if I went to the Pastor and tell him that I feel that some sent Ju-Ju my way, do you thinkhe would be accomodating? However I… Read more »

MTH
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MTH
9 years ago

Morning everyone. Yazzy jokify sah, I agree with her that you caan stush up, stush up wid di thing. Yu haffi bwal out. I can tell you that I was what you would call a stush girl. Up to last week Monday I was stush and fearful. I was wey us Jamaican wudda call real fraidy-fraidy. I was afraid that if mi seek help my pastor or people in general would be able to tell that I went out, secondly if I sought help where going there or calling on the phone, ‘duppy/ghost’ would invade my space. Now, mi nuh… Read more »

Yazzy
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Yazzy
9 years ago

Great read as usual. I wonder if church folks have tall bongo while in church dancing to the drums in that manner??

Yazzy
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Yazzy
9 years ago

“In my mind I said ‘mhmmmm!!! di dutty dranko dem come’ (the others have arrived or according to Maniac ‘dem odda one’).” ….A weak!!! Sinting can write suh sweet? No sahh!! I kept reading until I got to this …”who di hell u tink yuh are?’ I answered by saying ‘Who the hell you think you are?” Mi empty ’bout 10 clip afta dat! I once was in church taking in the word and the word was about David in Psalm 40:1 when he found himself in a horrible pit, in that miry clay and had to call upon God.… Read more »

Ty
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Ty
9 years ago

Mi wish mi did brave like you Obara… One day one day…

It is a principle I am teaching my children, how to control there dreams. No eating, how to fight, ask questions, call on God…luckily they are still young so much easier for them…

Ty
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Ty
9 years ago

Never knew the name…lawd mi guilty wid di one foot… Mi can skin teet too…lol

Kirsten Nugent
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12 years ago

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skeptic
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12 years ago

see it deh! lol

skeptic
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12 years ago

afta today a ‘teacher’ me a call yo memba.

skeptic
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12 years ago

lmao! yo site sell-off me teacher.

skeptic
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12 years ago

Boy, Obara thank god fi you cause me a the cat wha curiosity woulda kill. cause me always a seek knowledge and insight and me wouldn’t find it nowhere else but yahso! lol

skeptic
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12 years ago

morning all, Obara Bongo is supm different from your guardian angels??? Cause u say all of us walk with them

sharlenerose
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sharlenerose
12 years ago

lawd god…memba wa nite ya me go od pon de rum and u have sing out de tall bongo….me a say a whe obara a talk bout….trust me dem bongo spirit no easy at all….fi mi tall one him prevail but when him exert him influence a bere rum me want….and wi smoke dung a chimney….de odda one dem no so bad….bongo man whe u want now sah

Maniac
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Maniac
12 years ago

What ah hugly sitten dem!! u noe mi naw look doe Obara….

Wasavirgin
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Wasavirgin
12 years ago

Are they spirits or real people?

Wasavirgin
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Wasavirgin
12 years ago

Never knew this existed in the Kumina tradition, I will be more observant when I see anyone on the streets. I will be asking the question “Is that a Bongo?”,especially since I know what to look for in one.

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