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Papa Mou Mou Akuete Durchbach.
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|L E B E N S B I L D|

Progenitor, instructor, liaison, co-founder, and expert  facilitator of African Tradition & Culture in the 20th Century, Papa Mou Mou Akuétè Durchbach is a prominent figure and beacon of ethical spirituality. He is a trailblazing predecessor and forefather of the Mami Wata Healers Society Temple of Mawu.

With humility, firm resolve and sincere intent, Papa Mou Mou Akuétè Durchbach followed the instruction of his ancestors. After successfully completing his apprenticeship in Africa, he began a well-fated endeavor to teach in North America. This led to a momentous event in 1987 where he met the late Hounon-Amengansie Mama Zogbé.
Together, they began tirelessly laying the framework and foundation (for what is now the Mami Wata Healers Society Temple of Mawu) until his transition in 1995. 

Within the books written by Mama Zogbé, and the articles listed below, we encourage you to learn more about the phenom who is Papa Mou Mou Akuétè Durchbach. Akpeloo! Akpe Kaka! 

A Spiritual Healer: Magical Blend Magazine

Ecstatic Spirits

Vodoun Priestess: Magical Blend Magazine

Heviosso: The God of Thunder




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Predecessor, Lifetime Member and Mentor of the Mami Wata Healers Society Temple of Mawu, Papa Mou Mou Akuete Durchbach.
"I don't do any of this for a reward, I do it for the world." -Founding Leader, Mentor and Lifetime Member of The Mami Wata Healers Society Temple of Mawu, Papa Mou Mou Akuétè Durchbach (1948-1995)