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,
Babalu Ayé Babalu Ayé, whose title means Father of the Earth, is one of the most feared and beloved spirits of the Afro-Caribbean world. The simplest description calls him the spirit of smallpox, but that barely begins to explain his
Bahlindjo Also known as Balandjo; Balendjo ORIGIN: Yoruba CLASSIFICATION: Orisha Bahlindjo is the resident spirit of the Ogun River in what is now Nigeria. He once shared this river with
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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