title: Women in the Yoruba Religious Sphere (SUNY Series, McGill Studies in the History of Religions, A Series Devoted to International Scholarship)
author:  Oyeronke Olajubu 
description: "This book's thorough study of the interplay of gender and power relations in the Yoruba religious sphere provides a fresh interpretation to dominant theses and ideas in this area of study."<br /><br />"There is no other book on Yoruba women and religion with such breadth, ethnographic richness, and updated data. Olajubu provides an opportunity to consider Yoruba gender practices in various socio-historical contexts, and she fills an information gap on Yoruba women in more recent charismatic and Pentecostal churches."
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  Venketesemande
  1972
  Queen Elisabeth College
  Rose Hill
  Mauritius
  
  While in Mauritius, Swamiji has, from time to time, given talks to the
  students in various colleges.
  These talks are divided into two series, the first being those given at the
  Queen Elizabeth College for girls.
  Attendance to these talks was voluntary and the audience rapidly
  increased in size with each succeeding week.
  The collection would not be complete without including the talks given by
  Swamji in the other colleges of the island. These are grouped
  together in the Second Series.
  Contents
  First series
  Queen Elisabeth college
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  2.
  3
  4
  5
  6.
  7
  8.
  9
  On witchcraft and superstition
  On Ghosts
  On Karma
  11.
  10.
  On identification and identity
  12.
  13.
  14.
  15.
  16.
  Second series
  17. On awakening
  Royal College, Curepipe
  18. On Yoga
  St Esprit College, Quatre Bornes
  19. On Self Culture
  
  Bhujoharry College, Po rt Louis
  2o. On Sivaratri fes