Mwari cult

The Mwari cult is a religious practice among the Shona people of Zimbabwe, centered around worshipping a supreme deity called Mwari, or the Great Spirit. Mwari is believed to control fertility, rainfall, and the well-being of the community. The cult emphasizes rituals, sacrifices, and the role of mediums to communicate with Mwari. It has historical significance, influencing social and political structures in pre-colonial Zimbabwe. The cult played a vital role in cultural identity, serving as a source of guidance and unity among the Shona people throughout their history and in contemporary society.