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Feel the powerful energy and wisdom of the Orishas in this profound and approachable deck. When you ask The Orisha Tarot for divinatory guidance, you are accessing the knowledge of countless generations, from the spiritual tradition as well as the training of practitioners throughout thousands of years. The cards hold deep meaning in both the foreground scenes and background textiles, telling the stories of people and spirits through symbols. With its bright, dynamic, and captivating artwork, this deck enhances your readings and encourages you to live boldly.

Elevate your style with the Orishas Tassel Necklace from Dorothée Sausset. This adjustable necklace is made of 22-carat gold-plated brass and features a blue and off-white bicolor thread. The pendant is adorned with pink and white enamel, complemented by 4mm iolites and 2mm white zircons. The finishing touch is a tassel of round pearls and 2mm amethysts. Free shipping in metropolitan France for orders over 150€.

Enhance your style with the Orishas Bracelet by Dorothée Sausset. This adjustable bracelet is made of 22-carat gold-plated brass and beige cord, featuring 4.5/5mm water pearls and a central element in red and white enamel adorned with 2mm artificial coral and 1.2mm blue zircons. Free shipping in metropolitan France for orders over 150€.

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Possibly one of the most complex deities of the Yoruba-Lukumí pantheon, Oshún is the epitome of beauty, motherhood, and femininity. No other orisha combines as many human and divine qualities as Oshún, the deity who teaches humankind how to live and love and enjoy life to its fullest. This book explores the roles and significance of Oshún. On the Orishas' Roads and Pathways promises to be an insightful and extensive examination of Oshún, her presence in the Diaspora, and her position in the pantheon. Devotees and scholars will find great value in the narrative, the historical discussion, and the analysis of Oshún from both the philosophical and academic perspective. Olorishas will appreciate the information that the author shares about Oshún's roads or avatars. Undoubtedly, this book will be of great importance to both the Orisha community and the scholarship on Orisha religion. Because the author is both a renowned priest and a scholar, his approach builds on decades of religious devotion and experience, as well as the rigors of academic training, and an extensive degree of participant observation and archival research in the United States, Cuba, and Brazil. Most certainly, On the Orishas' Roads and Pathways-Oshún Deity of Femininity will be a valuable study that will benefit many.

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This book was created for children to learn and understand the many different Orishas. There are many pataki`s (stories) to different Orishas, which i felt were too mature or complex for a younger crowd. I wrote a book where the children can learn the colors, numbers, and have a basic comprehension by illustrating pictures with a simple paragraph. This will allow the child to grasp the concept of each Orisha. Please note that each book does contain different Orishas. Here is a list of some Orishas that are in this book: Eleggua, Oshun, Shango, Yemoja, Obatala and many more...

This book was created for children to learn and understand the many different Orishas. There are many pataki`s (stories) to different Orishas, which i felt were too mature or complex for a younger crowd. I wrote a book where the children can learn the colors, numbers, and have a basic comprehension by illustrating pictures with a simple paragraph. This will allow the child to grasp the concept of each Orisha. Please note that each book does contain different Orishas. Here is a list of some Orishas that are in this book: Agayu, Nana Buruku, Erinle, Oya, Orunmila and many more...

Feel the powerful energy and wisdom of the Orishas in this profound and approachable deck. When you ask The Orisha Tarot for divinatory guidance, you are accessing the knowledge of countless generations, from the spiritual tradition as well as the training of practitioners throughout thousands of years. The cards hold deep meaning in both the foreground scenes and background textiles, telling the stories of people and spirits through symbols. With its bright, dynamic, and captivating artwork, this deck enhances your readings and encourages you to live boldly.

Third book in the "On the Orishas' Roads and Pathways" series. The current edition looks at Yemojá, goddess of the waters, in her multiple roles as universal mother, woman, and provider.

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The first book on Santería’s holiest divination system to thoroughly explore each family of odu and how their actions and reactions affect the spiritual development of the client. · Includes the major considerations for sacrifice, providing the diviner with ways to placate and supplicate the Afro-Cuban deities known as orishas. · Demonstrates how to properly end a reading so that negative vibrations are fully removed from the diviner's home. · Provides a thoroughly detailed description of each of the 12 families of odu that exist in the diloggun--from Okana through Ejila Shebora. The diloggun is more than a tool of divination. It is a powerful transformational process, and the forces that are set in motion when it is cast determine the future evolution of the adherent. The Diloggun is the first book to explore this Afro-Cuban oracle from the perspective of diaspora orisha worship. It is also the first book to explore the lore surrounding this mysterious oracle, which is the living Bible of one of the world's fastest growing faiths. The twelve families of odu that are available to the diviner include 192 omo odu, the children of the odu, and each of these patterns or letters has its own proverbs, meanings, prohibitions, and sacrifices. Ócha'ni Lele provides the secret but essential information that the adept diviner needs to know to ensure that every element affecting a client's spiritual development is taken into consideration during a reading. His book is also the first to detail how to properly end a session so that negative vibrations are absorbed by the orishas and fully removed from the diviner's home. For those seeking the wisdom of ancient Africa, The Diloggun is an indispensable guide to the mysteries of the orishas.

Discover the Power of the Orishas Open the doors to divination and magic with the only deck in the world that blends the powerful magic of West African Yoruba, Brazilian Candomblé, Santería, and Umbanda. Depicting the vibrant spiritual forces that originated with the Yoruba people, The Tarot of the Orishas features vivid artwork and stories that bring the mysteries of the universe to light. Potent tools for magical insights, the meaning and personal impact of these cards become richer over time, providing unsurpassed knowledge of the sacred energies that shape your life. This authentic Orisha divinatory kit includes a breathtaking 77-card deck and a 312-page book with card meanings, spread ideas, prayers, and rituals.

In Cuban Santeria, Orunla(also called Ifa, Orunmila and Orula)holds a unique position. People initiated into the mysteries of any other Orisha are taught that Orunla's Priest's, the Babalawo, are intrinsically and hierarchically superior to all others. In fact, it is said that a man of great age can be a Priest of any other Orisha for many decades, attaining greta prestige and power, yet a little boy just initiated to the mysteries of Ifa is considered the old man's elder!

In Cuban Santeria, Orunla(also called Ifa, Orunmila and Orula)holds a unique position. People initiated into the mysteries of any other Orisha are taught that Orunla's Priest's, the Babalawo, are intrinsically and hierarchically superior to all others. In fact, it is said that a man of great age can be a Priest of any other Orisha for many decades, attaining greta prestige and power, yet a little boy just initiated to the mysteries of Ifa is considered the old man's elder!

The first book on Santería’s holiest divination system to thoroughly explore each family of odu and how their actions and reactions affect the spiritual development of the client. · Includes the major considerations for sacrifice, providing the diviner with ways to placate and supplicate the Afro-Cuban deities known as orishas. · Demonstrates how to properly end a reading so that negative vibrations are fully removed from the diviner's home. · Provides a thoroughly detailed description of each of the 12 families of odu that exist in the diloggun--from Okana through Ejila Shebora. The diloggun is more than a tool of divination. It is a powerful transformational process, and the forces that are set in motion when it is cast determine the future evolution of the adherent. The Diloggun is the first book to explore this Afro-Cuban oracle from the perspective of diaspora orisha worship. It is also the first book to explore the lore surrounding this mysterious oracle, which is the living Bible of one of the world's fastest growing faiths. The twelve families of odu that are available to the diviner include 192 omo odu, the children of the odu, and each of these patterns or letters has its own proverbs, meanings, prohibitions, and sacrifices. Ócha'ni Lele provides the secret but essential information that the adept diviner needs to know to ensure that every element affecting a client's spiritual development is taken into consideration during a reading. His book is also the first to detail how to properly end a session so that negative vibrations are absorbed by the orishas and fully removed from the diviner's home. For those seeking the wisdom of ancient Africa, The Diloggun is an indispensable guide to the mysteries of the orishas.

Acknowledging that the Yorùbá are one of the largest and most important groups of people in West Africa, apart from its value as a cultural treasure, African Narratives of Orishas, Spirits and Other Deities will also delight the readers with its wealth of information on Yorùbá/Vodun religious beliefs which are told in a spirited form with humor and poetry. Every page reveals the different deeds and aspects of Yorùbá deities known as Òrìṣà, as well as a number of spirits and other deities. This stunning collection of narratives showcases the diversity of Yorùbá Òrìṣà culture and evokes the power of Àṣẹ. It gives West African deities their much deserved respect and place in world culture. In this collection, Alex Cuoco, specifically kept the text in a non-academic format to afford the reader a free flow of thought without interruptions to check notes. He also chose to use simple language throughout the book to make the texts understandable and valuable to the general reader, as well as, making it a great contribution to the informed. The narratives and all other supporting topics in this work examine Òrìṣà/Vodun beliefs in cultures in Nigeria, Benin, Togo, as well as, the Angola/Congo Nkisi deities, thus creating a cross-cultural foundation for spiritual learning and gaining of wisdom and knowledge. (Contains an extensive glossary).

Shango came over to America in the hearts of his devotees. They did not choose to make the middle passge, but many of them survived it because they had Shango's example of one who could beat any odds and make the best of any situation.

"Valuable, well-presented study examines background, rites and ceremonies, and social organization of Orisha religion, 'arguably the most purely African cultural practice left on the island.' However, worshipers combine, in varying degrees, elements fromfive traditions - African, Catholic, Hindu, Protestant, and Kabbalah - to form an 'Afro-American religious complex.'"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.