Book signing: Journalist Bénédicte Sawadogo shares her knowledge of spirituality and the invisible world

Journalist Wend Puiré Bénédicte Sawadogo dedicated Thursday her work entitled “At the heart of the mysteries revealed: what they told me”, in order to share her knowledge of the invisible and spiritual world. with readers.

“‘At the heart of the mysteries revealed: what they told me’ is the transcription of a program of the same name that I have been hosting since September 2019 on national radio,” said the writer, Wend Puiré Bénédicte Sawadogo.

For the author, his novel plunges citizens into a universe little known to the uninitiated, the invisible and irrational world that surrounds us.

Ms. Sawadogo, also a journalist at the RTB spoke Thursday in Ouagadougou, during a dedication ceremony of her work on spirituality which consists of 228 pages.

The writer explained that her book also deals with issues of disenchantment, blockage, prosperity, health, fertility, motherhood and life problems.

“‘At the heart of the mysteries revealed: what they told me’ is intended to be a space of discovery in diversity and in respect of the beliefs of each other” she argued.

The author noted that her work also shows readers how to use the psalms and Quranic verses to heal themselves and achieve prosperity.

“In total, I have over two hundred hours of recordings waiting to be put down on paper. It is for this reason that I say to you, this book is the first Tome, it will have a second, a third and even a fourth if God gives me the strength”, she continued.

The director general of Radiodiffusion Télévision du Burkina (RTB), Galip Somé, expressed his satisfaction at participating in the dedication of the book by Wend Puiré Bénédicte Sawadogo which deals with the spiritual and invisible world.

“It is a work of ours. It draws its source from a Burkina radio program centered on the mysteries of nature,” he said.

Mr. Somé indicated that the program hosted by Wend Puiré Bénédicte Sawadogo was once hosted by the late Sacred Saydou Ouédraogo.

The writer-journalist intends to transcribe her work into national languages such as Dioula, Mooré and Fulfulde.

The book costs 10 thousand FCFA and is available at the secretariat of Radio Burkina

Source: Burkina Information Agency

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