Orogi, the act of using a "powder ground from human, animal, and reptile flesh" to commit poisoning, is called "the most hated and unpopular magic" in this book, which concludes that "nobody is an isolated individual.
This book discusses how a certain class of condemned criminals "brighten their own hearts" by eating the heart of a goat just before they are executed. Orogi, the act of using a "powder ground from human, animal, and reptile flesh" to commit poisoning, is called "the most hated and unpopular magic" in this book, which concludes that "nobody is an isolated individual." This book criticizes the Church of Scotland for attempting to ban the practice of irua, the (*) circumcision ritual that marks the transition to adulthood. The warning that "Europe is deeply immersed in occultism" appears in this book's introduction, written by Bronislaw Malinowski, who taught this book's author at the London School of Economics. For 10 points, what study of Kikuyu "tribal life" was written by Jomo Kenyatta?
This book discusses how a certain class of condemned criminals "brighten their own hearts" by eating the heart of a goat just before they are executed.
Facing Mount Kenya