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Shango came over to America in the hearts of his devotees. They did not choose to make the middle pa…

AGANJU; Santeria & the Orisha of the Volcano & Wilderness by Raul Canizares

In Cuban Santeria, Orunla (also called Ifa, Orunmila, and Orula) holds a unique position. People ini…

Oshun is the deity of the river waters and is also seen as the embodiment of love and sexuality. She…

Ochosi is the Spirit of the Tracker in the West African religious tradition called Ifá. The p…

Obatala means "King Of The White Cloth." This title refers to a particularly sold and beautiful whit…

Long before the women's liberation movement flowered in America , African women had an inspiring rol…

Babalu give his devotees means to survive. Ulli Beier, a seasoned scholar and poet of Yoruba Culture…

As one of The Warriors, one of Santeria's defining initiations, Ogun is of enormous importance, for …

Eshu is the Lord of the Crossroads, which means it is his job to offer us choices. Each time we come…

Yemaya is depicted in Cuban Santeria as an example of how a queen should act. She is majestic yet no…

Do you feel overwhelmed by the intricate details and particulars within Western astrology? Are you u…

Plant spirit medicine is essentially about “listening” to the plant spirits and how to a…

The Master Book of Candle Burning outlines the practices used and taught by mediums, spiritual advis…

During the slave trade, the Yoruba of southwestern Nigeria who were brought to Cuba were forbidden t…

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Believe that money is good energy. Believe that abundant money and prosperity are your birth right a…

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Some of the earliest mentions of Frankincense come from Egyptian medicinal texts. In many cultures, …

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Myrrh has held a strong place in history as a ceremonial incense resin that has been used religiousl…

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Incense cones are conical shaped masses of hardened incense. Like stick incense, incense cones come …