When Shango is pursued tirelessly by his enemies will Oya save him?

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Santeria Stories by Luis Manuel Núñez

What can Oya do when everyone is gossiping about her? If she loses her temper would she be wrong?

This episode we explore the Orisha Ochosi.

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When Ochosi finds true happiness he never suspects it will be his brother who ruins everything for him.

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Prandi,

When the King of Ketu throws a party and forgets to invite the Iyami, all of the hunters step up to defend the city. Will Ochosi be able to defeat them with only one arrow?

Ogun protects his brother in times of need and teaches him how to provide for himself.

Let's take a look at the Orisha Ogun. The Orisha of Iron, war, and so much more. I have always seen the lover side of Ogun while others insist on seeing just the warrior. This episode digs into the complexities that is Orisha Ogun.

References:

Barnes, Sandra T.. Africa's Ogun: Old World and New (p. 39). Indiana University Press.

Cuoco, Alex. African Narratives of Orishas, Spirits and Other Deities

Karade, Oloye. The Handbook of Yoruba Religious Concepts . Red Wheel Weiser.

Oní Yemayá, Mariela Albán; Oni Shango, R.E. Avendano. ORISHAS, Yoruba Kings in the Lucumi Tradition

This story left me with so many questions. Who is the father? How did the hunter know who they were talking about? Who is the hunter????

Resources:

Cuoco, Alex. African Narratives of Orishas, Spirits and Other Deities

Ogun is afraid of nothing, but he fails to offer the proper scarifices. Should he fear losing his wife?

Ogun becomes tired of working outside and being dirty all the time. He begins to work with Orunmilla and believes he should become a Babalawo. How will this work out?