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
Oba ALSO KNOWN AS: Obba CLASSIFICATION: Orisha Oba, beautiful Yoruba river spirit, is overshadowed by other more famous river orishas like Oshun, Oya, and Yemaya, who began her incarnation as the orisha of the Ogun River. Being overshadowed is
Babalu Ayé Father of the Earth ALSO KNOWN AS: Obaluaiyé; Sagbata; Sakpata; Omolu; Soponnon; Asohin; Asojano ORIGIN: West Africa CLASSIFICATION: Orisha; orixa Feast: 17 December The simplest explanation of
Ayao is the orisha of the whirlwind, Oya’s younger sister. Like her sister, Ayao is a powerful, fierce, smart spirit. They are venerated together. Beyond wind phenomenon, whirlwinds are emblems of witchcraft
Abata is the Swamp Queen, orisha of swamps and marshes. She has the power to control the accumulation of wealth (or the lack thereof). Yoruba tradition identifies her as the female compatriot
Aganyu Aganyu is the primordial spirit of the forces of Earth, especially violent,powerful, cataclysmic upheavals. When tectonic plates move, that’s Aganyu. He is the orisha of volcanoes. Lava is his breath. Aganyu
Ajé-Shaluga CLASSIFICATION: Orisha Ajé-Shaluga, orisha of wealth, trade, and cash, may manifest in male or female form. In Nigeria, Ajé-Shaluga is generally, although not always, understood as male, but some Cuban
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