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A doll that is used to indirectly inflict pain upon another person using pins. It has nothing to do with the Voodoo religion.

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A town with a beautiful waterfall where Haitians go for pilgrimage for Elizi Danto

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Slaves were brought over from parts of Africa to work on European plantations, where they were oppressed by Catholic slave owners.

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A gathering took place in 1791 that organized one of the largest and most successful slave revolts in history. This contributed to the abolition of slavery in Haiti.

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Rituals in Rural Voodoo take place outdoors in small houses containing altars.

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In Haiti, slaves were forced to abandon their practice of Voodoo and convert to Christianity. However, the slaves kept their original beliefs during exposure to a new faith, which is why many parallels exist between Voodoo and Catholicism.

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Followers of Voodoo embrace community and there are no authoritative figures.

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At the center of every Voodoo cemetery, important for rituals of healing, love, and luck.

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Although Voodoo is thought of as an oral tradition, each spirit is represented by unique symbol.

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Catholic Saints are used to represent Voodoo spirits.

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Each spirit has their own object (pots, metal, stones). These objects are used during sacrifice.

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It is viewed as dark, eerie devil worship by most people.

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A controversial practice in Voodoo