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Haitian Vodou (/ËvoÊ.duË/, French: [vodu], also written as Vaudou /ËvoÊ.duË/; known commonly as Voodoo /ËvuË.duË/, sometimes as Vodun /ËvoÊ.duË/, Vodoun /ËvoÊ.duËn/, Vodu /ËvoÊ.duË/, or Vaudoux /ËvoÊ.duË/) is a syncretic religion practiced chiefly in Haiti and the Haitian diaspora.
The Vodou pantheon is divided into two principle rites: the rada, whose lwa are âcoolâ and serene; and the petwo, whose lwa are âhotâ and feisty. Many lwa have manifestations in each rite. Rada and petwo cults are supplemented for most practitioners by the veneration of their ancestors (zanset or lemÃ², âthe deadâ).