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?

Aganju the Orisha of Volcanos and the wilderness. We never really talk about Aganju he is a very reclusive Orisha. He was one of the first Orisha to journey to the earth and this week we are going to uncover the mysteries that surround Aganju.

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Aganju has nothing to do, but Obatala is always busy. Is it right for Aganju to become a little jealous

Can a King who never appears to his people be a good king?

References: Borwn, David H. Patakin

Oshun agrees to marry Aganju, But Does she Really love him.

Yemaya the Mother whose children are Fish. Mother to the Orisha.

Lets take a look into this powerful Orisha.

References:

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

Fuente Alvarez, Esther. Lucumi, Yoruba People: The Genesis Book of African Orisha Deities and their Presence Cuban Santeria 

Mason, John. Orisa: New World Black Gods

Yemaya knows Erinle is a younger man, but they still enjoy each others' company.

References

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

Fuente Alvarez, Esther. Lucumi, Yoruba People: The Genesis Book of African Orisha Deities and their Presence Cuban Santeria 

Yemaya learns how to divine from her sister Oshun, but she learns so much more from her Husband Orunmilla.

References:

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

Ocha Ni Lele. Teachings of the Santeria Gods