I renounce Akuj, that rules over divination;

I renounce Ala, also known as Ale and Ane, known as creator goddess and queen of the dead that rules over community laws, morality, oaths and harvest;

I renounce Anayaroli, the river demon that rules over wealth;

I renounce Asa, also known as father god or the strong lord, that rules over mercy, help and survival;

I renounce Asase, also known as Yaa, Aberewa, and Efua, “old mother earth” who is
described as the goddess of creation and receiver of humans at their death, who rules over harvest and cultivation.

I renounce Behanzin the fish god;

I renounce Cagn, the creator god among the bushmen, who rules over shape-shifting and sorcery;

I renounce Chiuta, also known as Mulengi, Mwenco, Wamtatakuya Tumbuka, known as the creator god, the rain god, who rules over rain, help, agriculture and food;

I renounce Chuku, also known as Cheneke, known as creator, the earth goddess, the father of Ale, who rules over help and goodness;

I renounce Danh, also known as the snake god or the rainbow snake that rules over
wholeness and unity;

I renounce En-Kai, also known as Parsai and Emayian, the sky god that rules over rain, vegetation and blessing;

I renounce Fa, that rules over destiny;

I renounce Famian, who rules over protection, health and fertility;

I renounce Guana, also known as Gawa and Gawama that lives among the bushmen,
leads the spirits of the deceased, and rules over disruption, harrassment and death;

I renounce Ge, the moon god;

I renounce Gu, that rules over war, weapons and smiths;

I renounce Guruhi, the evil god that shows himself in meteors and rules over power and death over enemies;

I renounce Heitsi-Eibib, the sorcerer god that rules over shape-shifting and magick;

I renounce Imana, also known as Hategekimana, Hashakimana, Habyarimana, Ndagijimana, Bigirimana, “Almighty God ” that rules over power, goodness, children and planning;

I renounce Ison, also known as Eka Obasi, Obasi Nsi, Ibibio, and Ekoi, the tortoise-shelled goddess that rules over fertility of the earth;

I renounce Juok, also known as the supreme god Shilluk that created man;

I renounce Jok, also known as Jok Odudu and Alur that demands goats sacrificed in order to produce rain, and that rules over rain;

I renounce Kaka-Guia, also known as Nyami, that brings souls to the supreme god;

I renounce Katonda, a strongman spirit also known as Lissoddene, Kagingo, Ssewannaku, Lugaba, Ssebintu, Nnyiniggulu, Namuginga, Ssewaunaku, Gguluddene, and Namugereka that rules over help, judgment, divination and oracles;

I renounce Kwoth, known as the great spirit god that rules over nature, help, compassion and judgment;

I renounce Leza, the chameleon goddess that rules over protection and divination;

I renounce Mbaba Mwana Waresa, that rules over rainbows, rain, crops, cultivation and alcohol;

I renounce Mawu, the supreme goddess and creator of all things, also known as a moon goddess;

I renounce Mukuru, known as the supreme god and creator that rules over agriculture, architecture and the harvest;

I renounce Mungo, the rain god;

I renounce Nenaunir, the rainbow snake known as an evil storm god;

I renounce Ngai, that rules over life and death;

I renounce Ngami, the moon goddess;

I renounce Njambi, known as creator god that rules over protection, justice, help, forests and fertility;

I renounce Nyambe, that rules over restoring life;

I renounce Nyambi, known as the great god and the god over everything;

I renounce Nyame, the god of fate;

I renounce Nyami Ama, the rain and storm god;

I renounce Nzambi, the god of justice;

I renounce Oba, the Santeria river goddess;

I renounce Ochumare, the Santeria goddess of the rainbow;

I renounce Oddudua, the mother goddess;

I renounce Ogun, the god of iron and warfare that rules over iron, warfare, removing
difficulties, smoothing the path to a desired result, Justice, Smiths, Hunters, Barbers,
Goldsmiths and Steel;

I renounce Olorun, also known as Olofin-Orun and Olodumare, the sky god that rules over Truth, control of the Elements, Foresight, Victory when the odds are against you, and Destiny;

I renounce Orisha Nla, chief of the dieties;

I renounce Pan, described as the son of the earth who rules over cultivation;

I renounce Rock-Sens, the sky god that controls thunder, lightning and rain;

I renounce Rugaba, also known as Ruhanga, Kazooba or Mukameiguru, described as creator god, sun god and sky god that rules over life, healing, death, sickness, and judgement;

I renounce Ruhanga, described as the great god that rules over fertility, abundance, children, animals, harvest, health, sickness, death, judgement, and rebirth;

I renounce Sakarabru, the god of medicine, justice and retribution;

I renounce Shango or Schango, known for carrying the double headed axe and that rules over thunder, storms, war and magick;

I renounce Soko the creator god that rules over control over the elements, divination,
(communication with the dead) and witchcraft;

I renounce Tilo the storm god that rules over sky, thunder and rain;

I renounce Unkulunkulu, also known as Nkulnkulu, the earth god of fertility, organization and order;

I renounce Utixo, the sky god that rules over thunder, rain, storms, rebirth and harvest;

I renounce Wele, also known as Khakaba or Isaywa, described as ‘the high one,’ or the sky god or creator god that rules over rain, storms, lightning, creation, prosperity, harvest and celestial phenomena;

I renounce Were, the father god or the great god that rules over Birth, Death, Nature and Judgement;

I renounce White Lady, knowns as the agricultural goddess that rules over agriculture and fertility;

I renounce Xevioso, the storm god with a thunder axe that rules over rain and fertility;

I renounce Ymoja, the river goddess that rules over women and children.