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Godfather’s myth: The catholic Origin
Read the next news to follow this one : The need of godfather in the "Regla Osha / Ifa" is essential.Read More
Osha Ifa Rules
Osha Ifa Rules for Santeros; the divine sayings from the letters (signs) of the Dilogún as well as those from the Odun of Ifa; the Ethics Code of such Odun and the Moral Commandments of Ika Fun Odun of Ifa are strongly related to a solid tradition and experience based on religious practice of Olosha, Babalosha, Iyalosha, Oluwo Osain, Oba or Oriate Babalawo and Oluo.Read More
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Santeria : Ritual to Obatala for the moneyAugust 26 2017Obatalá is the kindly father of all the orishas and all humanity. He is also the owner of all heads and the mind. Though it […] - More
Spiritim : Song for a spiritual messJanuary 15 2017Today’s text is part of the many songs that are used for the Spiritual Mess. The song’s name is « Who is calling » it is a […] - More
Santeria in Houston 2 : Like binary codeOctober 23 2014Divination plays a major role in the religion, said UH anthropologist Susan Rasmussen. Priestess Perry has been trained to enlist the Orishas in foretelling the […] - More
Osha Ifa RulesNovember 19 2013Osha Ifa Rules for Santeros; the divine sayings from the letters (signs) of the Dilogún as well as those from the Odun of Ifa; the Ethics Code of such Odun and the Moral Commandments of Ika Fun Odun of Ifa are strongly related to a solid tradition and experience based on religious practice of Olosha, Babalosha, Iyalosha, Oluwo Osain, Oba or Oriate Babalawo and Oluo. - More
The Origins of SanteriaOctober 12 2013The word “santeria” was used by the Spanish to mock the seemingly excessive devotion to the Catholic saints shown by the slaves from Africa. Their […] - More
