Who are we?

My name is Mama Bumbuzi, and I am a spells caster from Nabuyoga Village, located in the Tororo District of Eastern Uganda. For the past 27 years, I have been helping people through the power of spells and spiritual work. This is more than a job for me—it is my life’s path, and I was chosen for it by the spirits of the Okompoto Mighty Temple.

My Family History

I come from a strong family of traditional spell casters. My father, Witch Odungu, was a well-known and respected man in our community. He worked with the spirits and used his powers to help people in many ways. When he passed away, I was only 9 years old, but something special happened. The spirits of our temple made it clear that I had been chosen to take his place. They passed his power to me and guided me to continue his work.

Chosen by the Spirits

Since that time, I have worked closely with the spirits of the Okompoto Temple. These spirits are not human—they are ancient beings that live in the rivers, lakes, mountains, forests, and waterfalls around us. They have been here long before us and have great wisdom and strength. They do not teach through books or teachers. They speak through nature, through dreams, and through energy. I listen, and they show me the way.

The temple where I was chosen is not just a building. It is a sacred place filled with strong, living spiritual energy. The spirits there do not just visit—they stay. They guide my work, answer my calls, and help me bring results to those who seek my help.

The Power of Nature

The land around us in Eastern Uganda is full of spiritual energy. This is where I draw my strength. The mountains carry old knowledge. The rivers flow with messages from the past, present, and future. The lakes hide powerful secrets, and the waterfalls carry the force of change and movement. All these natural places are alive with spirits, and they are the reason my spells work.

Since I was a child, I could feel these powers. I didn’t understand them at first, but I could feel when they were near. Over time, I began to learn their ways. I learned to speak with them, to ask for their help, and to work with them—not against them. That is how I became strong in my practice.

Carrying on a Sacred Duty

The work I do today is not something I made up. It has been passed down through my family for many generations. My father, his father before him, and others in our bloodline have served the spirits. When my father died, the Okompoto spirits gave me the responsibility to carry on his work.

Everything I do is guided by these spirits. They are my teachers, my protectors, and my partners in everything I do. I never work alone. Every spell, every ritual, and every word I speak is done with their support.

How I Understand Magic

To me, magic is not about power over others. It is about working with nature and the spirits to bring peace, change, and results to people’s lives. I don’t force things. I don’t rush the spirits. Instead, I ask, I wait, and I follow their direction.

When people come to me, they are not just asking for a spell. They are asking for help from the spiritual world. They are looking for answers, for support, or for change in their lives. The spirits hear them, and I act as the bridge between the person and the spirit world.

Not everyone can hear the spirits, but I can. Not everyone can speak to them, but I do. That is my role, and I accept it with full responsibility.

The Okompoto Mighty Temple

This temple is a sacred place. It may look simple on the outside, but its power is great. This is where I go to speak with the spirits. This is where I receive messages and strength. The spirits live there, and when I enter the temple, I enter a space between our world and theirs.

The temple has shaped my life. It is the place where I was first chosen. It is where I continue to grow. Even now, after many years, I still learn something new each time I connect with the spirits there. It is a living space, full of unseen voices and energies. I am proud to serve this temple and all the spirits that dwell within it.

Respect for the Spirits and the Land

I have great respect for the spirits and the natural world around me. I do not use their power for selfish reasons. I work only when the spirits agree. Every ritual I perform is done with care, with respect, and with deep understanding.

The natural world is not just a background to life. It is full of voices, messages, and power. When the wind blows, it can carry signs. When the rain falls, it can be a blessing or a warning. The land speaks, and I have been taught to listen.

My Way of Life

Witchcraft is not just something I do—it is how I live. Every day, I follow the guidance of the spirits. Every day, I give thanks for their support. My work is not just about solving problems. It is about helping people find balance, direction, and peace. The people I help come from all over, and I take every case seriously.

I do not make empty promises. I work with the spirits to bring real change. But for the magic to work, the person must be open and willing. The spirits do not help those who are full of doubt or disrespect. If your mind is open and your request is honest, the spirits will hear you—and I will do my part to guide the process.

Final Words

I am Mama Bumbuzi, chosen by the spirits of the Okompoto Mighty Temple to carry out a sacred duty. I continue the work of my father, Witch Odungu, and walk in the footsteps of those who came before me. My power is real, and it comes from the land, the spirits, and my deep respect for the natural and spiritual world.

If you are seeking true guidance, connection with the spirits, or powerful transformation, I welcome you. I am here to help you take the next step on your journey—with the strength of the spirits beside us.

Thank you for visiting my website. May your path be clear, and your spirit ready.