Yoruba deities

Oshun: Yoruba water deity of fertility and prosperity. The embodiment of love and purity, guardian of fresh waters.

Explore the vibrant world of Yoruba spirituality, where daily life melds with the divine guidance of the Orishas, fostering a realm of wisdom and harmony.

Ọya, the fierce warrior goddess, is symbolized by the sword and shield, reflecting her protective nature. Adorned with cowry shells, she embodies wealth and prosperity. Often associated with the water buffalo and the color red, she represents transformation, passion, and fire. Learn more - https://goddessgift.com/goddesses/yoruba-oya/ . . #ỌyaGoddess #YorubaMythology #GoddessOfSymbols #SwordAndShield #ProtectiveNature #CowryShells #WealthAndProsperity #WaterBuffalo #ColorRed #PassionAndFire

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This is a quick reference that list the name of the Orisha, attributes, color and special items that they are known for. #oshun #yemaya #oya #oba

Through my own studies and practices I could not help but find connections to Hindu, Egyptian, and Yoruba gods Sadashiva, Amon and Elegba. All three of these gods or deities had some involvement in…