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                  <text>Obeah may be best described as one of several African based systems and practices of ancestor observance through which the spiritual and physical needs of the living are channeled. It is primarily based on the concept of cause and effect whereby the spirit realm with power to affect both must be supplicated in a bid to achieve a desired result – good or bad. Those gifted with knowledge from the ancestral spirits are able to concoct potions as remedies for physical ailments or poisons against wrongdoers.  This practice is evident across the Caribbean.</text>
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                <text>This seal was a part of the 'Guzzum Power': Obeah in Jamaica Exhibition curated by the African Caribbean Institute of Jamaica/Jamaica Memory Bank in 2009</text>
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