Yemaya : Holy Queen Sea Yemaya, Queen of the Sea, epitomizes motherhood and rules all issues pertaining to women. She is among the most powerful and beloved of the Seven African Powers,
Olokun: Lord of the Deep, Keeper of Wealth, Birth and the Dead Olokun is one of the most mysterious powers of the African spiritual world, a deity whose realm begins where sunlight disappears into the ocean and human certainty comes
ERINLE : ELEPHANT OF THE EARTH Erinle is the beautiful orisha of wealth, fertility, and abundance. He is the spirit of having it both ways. He is the underwater king and
Orisha Oko Origins: Yoruba CLASSIFICATION: Orisha Orisha Oko is most commonly described as a former hunter who decided to farm instead. He is closely associated with rituals of agricultural magic. In standard
Logunedé, primarily venerated in Brazil, is the child of Oxum Iponda, a forest dwelling path of Oshun and either Erinle or Oxossi. Logunedé spends half the year living in the river with
Olosa: Spirit of the Lagos Lagoon Olosa is the powerful presiding spirit of the Lagos Lagoon in Nigeria, a divine presence whose identity is inseparable from the waters she governs. In Yoruba
Omolu CLASSIFICATION: Orixa Omolu is a Brazilian path of the West African spirit also known as Babalu Ayé. Omolu not only transmits disease but can heal any illness. ICONOGRAPHY: His hair and
Ora Queen of the Sea ORIGIN: Yoruba CLASSIFICATION: Orisha Ora is so beautiful that Olokun took one look at her and fell madly in love. They married. She remains his favourite of
Orunmila : The Sky Knows Who Will Prosper Orunmila is the sacred diviner. He is the master of Ifa, a complex, sacred system of divination. He also taught people cowrie shell divination.
Osain ALSO KNOWN AS: Osanyin ORIGIN: Yoruba CLASSIFICATION: Orisha Osain has one eye and one arm. He hops around like a bird on one leg. He does have two ears: one is
Oshumare is a rainbow serpent originally from Benin (Dahomey), now also venerated in African Diaspora traditions. Oshumare may be part of an ancient triad including Nana Buruku and Babalu Ayé. The three
Oxalá: The Brazilian Form of Obatala, Spirit of Peace, Purity and Divine Wisdom Oxalá, pronounced oh-sha-lah, is the Brazilian name and form of the great Yoruba Orisha Obatala. The name Oxalá developed
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