Each stage of initiation into this religion is called a konesan, or knowledge, one of which requires the wearing of a salt tunic and following a salt-free diet. In this religion, substances like cornmeal can be used to draw (15[1])symbols on the floor (15[1])that represent astral forces. Figures (-5[1])in this religion are typically divided into (15[1])the two “nations” of the “hot” Petwo or the “cool” Rada. In this religion, bad luck can be warded off by (*) talismans called gris-gris (10[2])(“gri-gri”). This religion divides the soul into the “little good angel” (10[1])and “big good angel.” Rites of this religion are conducted in temples called ounfò by houngans and mambos. (10[1])Papa Legba is the chief loa of, (10[1])for 10 points, what syncretic Afro-Caribbean religion, variants of which are practiced predominantly in Haiti and Louisiana? ■END■