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Patipembas

The patipembas, or ancient signatures, were created and used by African tribes for centuries to invoke the power of ancient deities. They represent interactions between nature, spirits, and human thought and are used in rituals of Palo Mayombe belief. The signatures identify individuals and their spiritual relations, and are an important part of rituals and workings in the religion of Palo. Modern practices of Palo still make use of ancient signatures and rituals while incorporating some modern beliefs as well.

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Patipembas

The patipembas, or ancient signatures, were created and used by African tribes for centuries to invoke the power of ancient deities. They represent interactions between nature, spirits, and human thought and are used in rituals of Palo Mayombe belief. The signatures identify individuals and their spiritual relations, and are an important part of rituals and workings in the religion of Palo. Modern practices of Palo still make use of ancient signatures and rituals while incorporating some modern beliefs as well.

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PATIPEMBAS:

ANCIENT & MODERN

introduction

Many of the firmas contained in this treatise are as old as the world itself and of course the There are more modern,
and are considered the oldest human writing. The exact origin nobody knows so use it with care as the rituals that
appear here are serious, strong and dangerous if not respects the forces which invokes, do not use a whim, they are
basically part of the system Palo Mayombe belief of which is used to both create and destroy. Of course the old work
as well as by modern beliefs so if you really believe, these firmas will give unlimited power.

The patipembas were created, used and maintained for centuries by African tribes. Signatures are used to invoke the
power of the ancient deities to assist us and help in this life, these ancient deities are mean Npungos Light Force or
Power, which were compared with the Orishas and Catholic saints, but that's another story.

The signatures mean, in the Rules of Palo Monte, the sacred record. Most cultures old, such as those of Egypt in
Africa, India, Mesopotamia, China etc., basabas in the sun and Moon and shining light to make your drawings or
signatures to call extrasensory presence and supernatural influence exerted on every moment of the life of these
peoples. We can define these firmas, since, as the interaction of the vibrations of nature, spiritual beings and thinking
sensitive to these forces.

Every human being is identified with a signature, likewise, each nganga or Nfumbe will designed by a line that
represents it and that's partly a product of his power or destiny, but whose basic features are very similar to those of
their sponsors or house tradition.

When a Ngueyo passes initiation rites have been made in your body stripes magical signature initiates distinguish it
from other houses. Also, get your name in the Regla which has been started or scratched. This name represents who
you are or who will and destiny, and form a part of the family of that family.

Now when the initiate receives Nganga and becomes Padre or Madre Nganga, use the stroke of the prenda you
receive. This allows you to communicate with the spirit that inhabits when not in their presence, when away from his
pledge. Every movement in the rites of the Rules of Palo Monte strokes is preceded by magic. Fula burns for output
and raise the vibrations of all elements of the nature and Nfumbe this pending orders and also waiting of the offerings
made to him for his work on the requests of the faithful.

The patipembas do many things to make the work and rituals and says who is the individual, their character, their
parents, their spiritual relations and the way your home nganga and which belongs, etc.
The circle and cross are the basis of all drainers firms, is divided into four parts, vertical and horizontally, crossing the
lines at right angles and passing through a central point. As high is the sky: nsulo, in the middle, on the horizontal line
is the earth: Ntoto, and the other side is kalunga, sea. In the lower point is kumangongo, meaning inside the earth,
that is, the land of the dead. For the Congolese and their descendants are three limited regions in themselves: the
land and sea, which are the visible world and celestial space, home npungus and spirits who were living human
beings.

NSULO

NTOTO KALUNGA
KUMANGONGO

Many of these firms were collected from houses and temples of Paleros and practitioners, some are very known and
others not, but they are very useful and used in the religion of Palo.

All Reglas of Palo Monte trace their signatures with white chalk, charcoal, yellow plaster with scale, with salt and the
npaka. The white color is identified with death and therefore is the most used and yellow with life as I have explained,
we see an egg white shell protects life, life is in the egg yolk is yellow, with this I hope you understand why the scale
is used and yolk yellow powder or chalk, although generally used white for most jobs and initiation. The black will be
used when determining a job to do damage with the Nganga.
CEREMONIAL FIRMAS
SIMBANKISI

To do any work, magic, collect soil, stone, until a twig or leaf, or leave an offering, or give way to a plant, Etc. ..
You always have to do this ritual, without the advance can not, it is a fundamental requirement. Planting the sign was
used Pempa Ero, or the Npaka ero Prepared with Salt or Cascarilla, Also on the ground or sand can use the spur of
Sanga Dile Ero. You have to plant the firmas of Authorization and Law for obligation and will carry an offering, not the
let and for no more, you have to plant the Firma of the Offerings, and you put your gift inside it.

Firma of Offerings Firma de la Ceiba

If you are in the bush, the firma of the Ceiba have to plant it in the tree that is near the site indicated, as this is the
Monte Religion and born under a Ceiba.

In short, always to work outside and with Nkitas You must follow the steps following:

ENTRANCE INTO THE NFINDA


1st. Entry: If for any reason you need to go to the cemetery or Monte, you do not Carry Schnapps, Tobacco and the
Money which is the tribute to the Nfinda to wait on you, and to enter as let where you please while Saluda and
identify yourself:

Con Licencia de Dio'


Con Licencia de Sambí
Con Licencia de Mambí
Ceiba son Mi Madre.
Jagüey son Mi Padre
Nfinda Calunga es Mi Madrina
Nfinda Anabutus es Mi Padrino
Munambo _____1_______.
Aquí esta ____2____ un ____3____.
Que el Día Que Tecie Mundo Acaba.
Lo Saluda Yo. Lo Sarabandero
Perro Bravo Que Nunca Tecia, Cara!
Aquí Pongo Su Malafo, Su Nsunga,
Su Simbo
Yo Venga Pa'...

Important: if you go with hat, scarf, head cover have to discover material also can take roasted corn kernels and
money are 7, 14, or 21 cents. At the end of the sentence say on what grounds are you there.
Notes 1 = You say: "Nfinda Calunga" If Camposanto. "Nfinda Anabutus" If Monte.
2 = You say your secret name.
3 = You say: "Guanaco - Congo" if you are male. "Moana - Cheche" If you're a woman.

2nd. Presentation: Already in place

Sala Malecon - Malecon Sala


Munambo _________ 1_________.
Komo diambo amda Mpangui?
Aquí esta ____2____ un ____3____.
Que El Día Que Tecie Mundo Acaba.
Lo Saluda Yo. Lo Sarabandero.
<-
Perro Bravo Que Nunca Tecia Cara!

notes:
1 -> Say the Name (if known) from whom you want to greet or Continuous
2 -> say your secret name.
3 -> You say: "Guanaco - Congo" if you are male. "Moana - Cheche" If Women.
<- = Is the house.
3rd. Authorization: Authorization Plant Firms, Law and other

Firma of Authorization Firma of Rights

Yo ____1_____ A vuestros pies


Pido Permiso y Autorización
En nombre de Dio Firmo y Planto
Con Licencia de Nfinda Calunga
Con licencia de Nfinda Anabutus
Con Licencia de mi Padrino ____2_____.
Con Licencia de lo Padre y Madre Nganga.
Con Licencia de lo Guardianero
Con Licencia de lo Susundamba
Con Licencia de lo Mayimbe
Con Licencia de lo Katukemba,
Chiquito y Grande que estén por aquí
Con licencia de Uted; Nkita Kuna ____3_____.
Que Sin Los Nkita no hay Palo Monte
Mayombero
Que Sambianpungo, Sarabanda y ____4_____,
Me de' Fuerza Y Poder Sobrenatural
Pa' Vencer toda Dificultad
Y Sobre Enemigos Visibles e Invisibles
Yo ____1_____, A Vuestros Pies
Te Pido me des Poder para Vencer
Y Aquí Pongo lo Bukota Decal Ero

notes:
1 -> say your name Secret
2 -> You say the name of your sponsor
3 -> You say the name of Simbi
4 -> You say the name of your Npungo

4to. Work: You do what was done.

NAMES OF SIMBIS
Nkita Kuna Mamba Los Cuatro Vientos
Nkita Kuna Sila Los Cuatro Caminos
Nkita Kuna Mukiamamuilo Las Entidades del Fuego
Nkita Kuna Masa Las Entidades del Aire
Nkita Kuna Kiamasa Las Entidades del Agua
Nkita Kuna Kinseke Las Entidades de la Tierra
Nkita Kuna Kinsimbi Todos los Simbis reunidos
KIMPUNGULO
PATIPEMBAS OF THE NPUNGOS

The Mpungos are forces, energies, higher spirits emanating from the force of the Supreme God is the maximum
force that created the universe, which he called Sambi Npungo and they were the first to walk and the first to
experience everything. The mpungo were made by Nsambi to serve the man to help steer the trials and tribulations
of life and traditions and Congas teach the skill of the dead, were provided by Nsambi Npungo to service man, and
serves both man and brings his prayers to Sambi and Mambi. The mpungos, as the spirits of nature and the simbis
nkitas are important to practice Palo, but not the only part of this. Much of Palo practices have to do with the dead
and how Palo interacts with the dead. This often confuses people into thinking Paleros enslave spirits, that this is not
so, there are many houses that work in different ways! no more going to the firmas of the Mpungos.

Ancient Modern

NPUNGO: Lucero, Nkuyo, Mañunga, Lubaniba.

WHO HE IS: He's a warrior. He is the one who brings balance true, everything goes through trajectories to
accomplish the work that needs to be done and he is the stabilizer of our lives and our health. One of its main tasks
is of the Guardian. He works as the owner of the roads, who's opening or closing at will, which marks the crossroads
of life. He has the keys of destiny, crosses and closes the gates of happiness or misfortune; own future and the
future. He is the personification of fate and death. Compared to Lukumi, Yoruba Esu or Eleggua.

NUMBER: 1
STONE: Black
Colors: Red and Black representing life and death
POWER: Open and Closed Roads, Messenger and Browser. release obstacles. achieve goals,
power, leadership, master.
WEAPONS: The Trash and The Machete
DRINK: Brandy, Rom, dry wine
ANIMALS: Rooster, Chicken, Monkey, Ox, Goat, White Mice, Toro,
GRASS, STICKS, FRUITS: Guava, sugar cane, Cress, Chicken Leg, Curujey,
Spur knight cuabico, Caumau, Chili Guagua, Abre Camino.
Ancient Modern

NPUNGO: Watariamba, Nkuyo Lufo, Enfumba Bata, Cabo Rondo, Vence Bataya,

WHO HE IS: This Npungo is hunting and war, the accompanying tools Zarabanda generally, with whom he has a
pact. He is quick justice and is the best of the hunters and their arrows never fail. Compare with Ochosi.

Number 2
STONE: Black red
COLORS: Black Lavender
POWER: Jails and Casería. justice situations. Get real, achieving difficult goals.
WEAPONS: Bow and Arrow
DRINK: Ama strong drinks, brandy, rum.
ANIMALS: Roosters and all quadrupeds
GRASS, STICKS, FRUITS: lemongrass, Pata Gallina, blood grass, nightshade,
Poppy, Anamú, Siempre Viva, Romerillo, Rompe Sararaguey, Basil, P. Manajú, Ebony.

Ancient Modern

NPUNGO: Sarabanda, Zarabanda

WHO HE IS: The power and strength work. Sarabanda is a very popular Mpungo, and prominent. Zarabanda is the
epitome of raw power that is focused on robustness. With his machete (Mbele), Zarabanda man and spirits kept in
line with the threat of falling under the same weapons he provided. He is the latest in the war in Congo. He is the
mayor of the "trunk" the oldest, the Npungos. His role is essential in Palo. Compare with Ogun.
Number 3
STONE: Black with brownish gray streaks
Colors: Purple, Green and Black
Power: War, Iron, Employment. labor union wars, labor protection, virile power, defense,
conquests.
WEAPONS: all types of weapons, from weapons fire until white.
DRINK: All strong drinks, brandy, rum.
ANIMALS: Blood, White or Red Roosters, Pigeons and All quadruped.
GRASS, STICKS, FRUITS: Yam, Foliage Green, ginger, black pepper, Cana
Holy Cow Leg, blood grass, nightshade, Poppy, Anamú, Siempre Viva, Romerillo,
Break Sararaguey, Basil, P. Manajú, Ebony, Algarrobo.

Ancient Modern

NPUNGO: Munalembe, Kisimba. Mpungo, Kabonga


WHO HE IS: It is the witness of God is the Wise, the Seer. Orula is equated with the OSHA Regla.

NUMBER: 4
STONE: green
COLORS: Green and Yellow
POWER: Divination and Wisdom.
WEAPONS: The Board
DRINK: alcoholic beverages, honey
Animals: goats, chickens, guinea pig, slugs, cow, deer, fish, snapper, shrimp, bean cake,
cornmeal.
GRASS, STICKS, FRUITS: Anise, Camphor, Dragon Blood, Trouser press, Guacimito,
Ginger, Jasmine, Lilac, corn, coconuts, yams, Myrtle, Honeysuckle, Para Mi, coconut, fruits
Ancient Modern

NPUNGO: Mama Choya, Chola Wengue


WHO SHE IS: She is the wealth of the river, the energy to riches, luxuries, pleasures, and eliminating them. It is the
bride, the beauty and grace jealous. If it is not treated properly, or you offend her, she goes up on her followers, she
responds with madness and rage. She is the passion of a new found love, and death by domestic abuse. Owns
femininity, love, and the river. Compare with Oshun.
NUMBER: 5
STONE: Copper
COLORS: Yellow and White
POWER: Love, Gold, Marriage.
WEAPONS: Mirrors, Pumpkins
DRINK: Beer. honey,
ANIMALS: White and Yellow Chickens Goats, Sheep, Pig, Calf. castrated goat, guineas, chickens,
fish, pigeons, geese, quail, pheasant, peacock, deer, shrimp.
GRASS, STICKS, FRUITS: Cinnamon, Roses, Ferns, Water Flowers, mint, 10 days, Guama,
Guasima, Cologne. meats, fruits, honeycomb and honey, boiled cornmeal, wild lettuce

Ancient Modern

NPUNGO: Siete Rayos, Nsasi, Sabranu.


WHO HE IS: He is the greatest of Congélese witchcraft and the mayor of the trunk of the traditions of Mayombe. He
is the action of burning in all forms, from sailing to the beam. He is the Npungo of thunder. Owner of lightning and
drums. Royal palm found in the tropics and subtropics are sacred to him, because they draw their energy to earth
lightning tempting to pressed. The proof is in the fire and punishment. He owns the royal palm, and wherever the
lightning has struck. Compare with Chango.

NUMBER: 6
STONE: Lightning
Colors: Red and White
POWER: Fire, Passion, Enemies, war, conflict, justice, commander.
WEAPONS: Axe and Sword, Thunder, Cup,
DRINK: Spirits, Wine Red Rom.
ANIMALS: Gallo, Quail, Toro, male sheep, goats, deer, rabbit, ox, sheep,
GRASS, STICKS, FRUITS: Bledo, Atipola, Baria, plantains, bananas, red apples,
Sarsaparilla, Alamo, Jobo. bananas, fruits, tubers.

Ancient Modern

NPUNGO: Madre Agua, Baluande, Kasimba, Mama Umba, Mbumba


WHO SHE IS: The protective power of motherhood. She is the force that heals hurts both as
an abusive father. Water is its quality. Water gives life and takes it all too. Its strength is the
liquid that gives life and brings drowning or flooding. All water is its domain. Its power extends
beyond that of motherhood, the sea, the fish to the land of the dead, because the water is
as the dividing line between the living and the dead, it is a much feared Npungo. Compare with Yemaya

NUMBER: 7
STONE: sea
Colors: Blue and White
POWER: The Ocean, Motherhood, Fertility.
WEAPONS: Canoes, Boats, marine snails, Fans
DRINK: Brandy, Molasses.
ANIMALS: Drake, Cabrio, Tortuga. Carnero, fish (mainly bull fish), turtles, ducks,
quail, swans, geese, pigeons, guineas, chickens,
HERBS, STICKS, FRUITS: Melon. Bamboo, Seaweed, Paragüita, Indigo Grass, Verbena, Berro,
Buttercup, Herb Nina, Marilope, Poundcake, nightshade. Fruits, sweets, meats, honey, cane syrup.

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