members of the community. This was meant to consolidate the sacred relationship between humans and nature. However, with Ghana‟s adoption of „Western‟ perspectives of development which perceives humanity as superior and in charge of creation as well as its perception of Akan animistic tendencies as „primitive,‟ „superstitious‟ and „fetish‟ has led to the destruction of nature. Ghana‟s environment continually faces gradual degradation because of the neglect of the role of the Akan indigenous religion in the preservation of nature because of the perception that the adoption of the animistic tenets of Akan Indigenous religion in Ghana‟s environmental policy constitutes a retrogression. The continuous neglect of religion and the over-reliance on legislation as a means of preventing environmental degradation will worsen the environment situation. It is therefore appropriate thatDescription:Roller-coaster to hand
With the top on the throwing hand, place the string across the tip on
the outside and let the top fall to the side catching the string (like
in merry-go-round). Feed the string with the non-throwing hand as the
top slides down the string. Seen from above the top performs a circular
arc. It should slide down to about the middle of the string by the time
it completes half a circle. At that moment, pull swiftly with the throwing
hand so the top pops into the air and lands back on that hand. Done correctly,
the jerk regenerates the spin by the friction of the string and the tip.

Roller-coaster to string
This is the same trick but after popping the top into the air catch it
on the string with a lasso (i.e. by