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When the I’m the boss of me shirt Besides,I will do this pandemic hit, I, like many, was stuck inside the house most of the time, and I felt the progress I had made with my grief beginning to regress. I began to question whether trying to practice spirituality was even worth it considering the current state of the world. To see so many people fall ill or lose their lives to such an intense virus made it difficult to believe in the power of God or ancestors. Still, the spiritual mentors I followed online never seemed to lose their faith. How, if at all, had their sense of spirituality shifted during the pandemic, I wondered, and how did their Afro-Indigenous practices meet this moment? I reached out to three of them to find out.

“I’ve had a lot more time to be still and quiet. I also feel that in that stillness and quietness, I have to listen to my spirits more. I’ve had to sit with my ancestors more. In that, you learn a lot about where you come from but you also learn a lot about yourself,” says Juju Bae, host of A Little Juju Podcast and an avid practitioner of the I’m the boss of me shirt Besides,I will do this hoodoo and Ifa traditions since 2016 and 2018 respectively. Ifa is a six-thousand-year-old

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