The Ashe Shop Podcast

This story Never gets old. Does this story sound familiar to you?

I understand a little jealousy between sisters, but did Oshun take it too far?

Oshun as a river goddess, fertility goddess, African Venus These ethnocentric and reductive views fail to reflect the centrality and authority of Oshun in Yoruba religious thought and practice. Neither do they convey the multidimensionality of her power: political, economic, divinatory, maternal, natural, therapeutic. This episode we will seek to gain an understanding of the Orisha Oshun.

Wippler ,  Migene Gonzalez-. Santeria: The Religion : Faith, Rites, Magic (p. 45). UNKNOWN. Kindle Edition.

This timeless tale never really felt complete to me. When Ogun refuses to return to the world, only Oshun could save us. But what happens after? I hope you enjoy these stories!

References: Cuoco, Alex, African Narratives of Orishas, Spirits, and other Deities.

If you are having some doubts, know that it's okay. I made this episode for you.

Spirit guided me to try something new! affirmations to motivate you to meditate, take a breath, and be grateful for the blessings that surround you! Let me know what you think!!

Oshun lives by the Lagoon everyday the baths and waits for a lover to appear. let's say it takes a while for this lover to appear.

References: Prandi, Reginaldo. Mitologia dos orixás (Portuguese Edition) (pp. 130-131). Companhia das Letras.

In this episode we Explore The Orisha of Wisdom and Divination Ifa- Orunmila.

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Iwa wanted something her husband Orunmila could not give her. Will he give up on thier love?

When Orunmila decides to visit Owo, the oracle did not reveal what he could expect upon his journey. Is Orunmila walking into a trap?