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Man, in the search for his happiness, approached technology and its advances in allopathic medicine, looking for the cure of the organs and the human body. At this point it is necessary to make the distinction between healing and curing, the first being the "restoration of health" or "construction of well-being or wholeness". While healing only focuses on specific areas, healing involves the whole unit, since when we speak of healing, it is not about fighting the disease, it is about balancing the person in his internal and external world.This leads to review the whole before the parts, that is, it is necessary to understand that priority should be given to the healing of people, before the cure of the disease, because you can not take the human being and divide it into all its parts, without understanding that these have a relationship with each other and that if any one is affected, several are affected. African traditional religions are holistic religions, which means that they do not see anything separately, they see everything as a whole, each being in the universe is a piece that works in harmony with it.