Greetings! I would like to present to you Vodou herbalist,
or "medsen fey", Loulou Prince. Now his website has been
updated.

Loulou lives and works in Jacmel, Haiti. He raises
livestock, he runs a motorcycle taxi, and he is an
herbalist. He works with Haitian clients and also
with the Roots Without End Society / La Societe
Racine Sans Bout, an international Vodou house
based in Jacmel. He recently assisted the July 2006
Kanzo of the Roots Without End Society, and provided
many of the herbs needed for the sacred ceremonies.

Loulou produces herbal tonics specifically composed
for each individual. He makes herbal powders for
various uses, and he performs plant-based magic.

All of the webpages below contain recent photos and
updated information about Loulou Prince, about his
activities, about the traditional role of a medsen fey,
and about Vodou leaf products available from Loulou
Prince.

Listen you! why don't you stop polluting our group with your Voodoo spam? No
one here is interested in buying your Voodoo penile enlargers, or your
Voodoo AIDS medicine. Why don't you post that garbage on the other occult
groups in your header. Nobody here is interested in your Satanic trash. Why
do you insist on associating us with your Voodoo garbage?

Jules

Jules wrote:

Jules is obviously insane, but for the benefit of rational
readers, I will point out that Loulou Prince is a Haitian man,
working in Jacmel, Haiti; earning money through a traditional
Haitian occupation - that of medsen fey, or herbalist.

I did not make Loulou Prince a medsen fey! He had those
skills long before I met him. He works with me, he earns money.
He works for Haitian clients too, and did long before I met him.

Hello Jaime, how are you?

Nomen Nescio wrote:

Jaime, don't pay any attention to Jules. He's a troll,
and he's got all the psychological complexes attendant
to an uptight, anti-African upbringing.

Jules wrote:

I don't have to be Haitian to identify a hateful troll. I think
anyone who reads your posts can form an opinion, really.

Why do you define Haitians as "a bunch of ignorants
who worship the devil"? I think YOU are ignorant, if that
is your idea of Vodouisant people.

Vodou is the MAINSTREAM RELIGION OF HAITI.
That alone makes it appropriate for a topic in soc.culture.haiti.
Furthermore, Loulou Prince is HAITIAN, he is living
in HAITI, he is working in HAITI, his traditional work
as a medsen fey (leaf doctor) is a HAITIAN tradition,
and many of the people he helps are HAITIAN.

Jules writes a series of vulgar and indecent comments,
summarized:

Apparently Jules defines "spam" as "anything with which
Jules disagrees". And cursing and threats of violence
are appropriate responses, according to him.

Now Jules, I don't want you to shut up, but I do want you
to grow up. You are not doing one thing to help Loulou
Prince or any other Haitian traditional practitioner. You
don't feed him, you don't take care of him if he is sick
or hurt. So I would suggest you move over, Rover, and
let me help Loulou Prince reach a wider audience. This
thread is about HIM, it is not about YOU.

Peace and love,

Mambo Racine

Capt.Doug wrote:

Nothing strange here. Religious fanatism always brings out the worst in
any human being.

Jules is pushing Christianity with zeal and Manbo Racine is boldly
helping her business prosper.

jafrikayiti@hotmail.com wrote:

You know, I am getting a bit weary of this.

First of all, I am a Mambo and not a "Manbo".
If Jean-Afrik wants to respect our clergy, he could
at least listen to a Mambo telling him what she
is called!

Second - this thread is NOT ABOUT ME. It is NOT
ABOUT MY "BUSINESS". It is about LOULOU PRINCE.
Loulou Prince is an herbalist, a medsen fey, and this
thread is about HIS BUSINESS. The object of promoting
Loulou Prince is to help him attract clients, make
contacts, and DO BUSINESS. When HE does HIS
BUSINESS, HE makes HIS MONEY, in HAITI.

Duh.

I don't know how much more clearly I can say this.

Racine125@aol.com wrote:

Manbo used in the Haitian context as a Kreyòl word is written with two
consonnants (M,b) and two vowells (an, o) = M-an-b-o. This is basic
linguistics and has nothing to do with religion, respect or whatever
power trip you may be on.

Mambo is pronounced with two "M's". MaM-bo. Both M's
are pronounced and therefore in Creole both M's should
be written, no matter whatever power trip you may be on.

Can't stand to be contradicted, it gets you mad, doesn't it?
You pretend to be all intellectual, but scratch the surface
and all the typical complexes come tumbling out.