Traditional African understanding of spirits.

Traditional African understanding of spirits.

  1. Spirits are invisible /do not have a physical form
  2. Spirits are more powerful than human beings
  3. They are believed to be residing in caves/rives/ trees /rocks
  4. Spirits can acquire physical forms/appear to human beings inform of birds /animals
  5. Spirits have the ability to enter human beings and through them to convey messages/reveal certain truths
  6. Spirits act as mediators between God and human beings
  7. Spirits change according to circumstances /they can bring either harm or good to people.
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