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Qui est Xango?
Xangô est le dieu du feu et du tonnerre. Il est viril, violent mais rend la justice. Il châtie les menteurs et protège les avocats ainsi que les juges.
Qui est OXUM?
Oshun, Oxum (dans le candomblé brésilien), Ochun (dans la santeria) est l’orisha des eaux des rivières. Elle est la déesse de la beauté et elle a une forte liaison avec le monde spirituel. Elle est représentée par le jaune.
Comment invoquer Oya?
Son pouvoir spirituel peut être invoqué avec du respect et beaucoup d’attention. Elle fera naître en vous son pouvoir divin, vous donnera confiance et guidera vos intuitions quand le changement se manifestera dans votre vie. Vous pouvez également lui demander d’éliminer et purifier ce qui ne vous convient plus.
Who is Sango the Orisha?
In Yoruba mythology, Sango also known as Jakuta is perhaps the most popular Orisha; he is god of thunder and lightning and as well one of the most worshipped gods all over the world. Statue of Sango in front of a building in Marina.
Who are the orishas of Nigeria?
The Orishas: Shango. The history of Shango has traveled over centuries and continents, from the Yoruba people of Nigeria and Benin. Also known as Chango, Sango or Xango, this African deity was elevated to an Orisha after his death. The fourth king of the Yoruba Oyo Empire, he is the god of thunder, drumming, dancing, fire and male virility.
What are the characteristics of Shango Orisha?
The Orishas: Shango 1 The Image of Shango. Shango is always seen with a double-headed axe, representing justice and symbolizing thunder. 2 Shango’s Children. The children of Shango are high energy people full of life. 3 Praying to this Orisha. A lover of partying and music, there are an abundance of offerings for this Orisha.
Who is Sango in Yoruba mythology?
In Yoruba mythology, Sango also known as Jakuta is perhaps the most popular Orisha; he is god of thunder and lightning and as well one of the most worshipped gods all over the world. Sango was a royal ancestor of the Yoruba as he was the third king of the Oyo Kingdom. He succeeded Ajaka, son of Oranmiyan.