
Seven African Powers: The Orishas
Mojo's African Magic, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Machelle Williams
About this listen
The Seven African Powers. Who are they?
Deep-rooted African Spirits, the Orishas, are given respect and service in modern Santeria, Voodoo, as well as other Caribbean traditions.
Today, many Yoruban and other West Africans still turn to the Orishas for help and guidance in not only their little problems, but also the big ones of life.
From this audiobook you will learn that each Orisha have specific actions and temperament.
- Where can you find Elegua
- Oshun’s favorite food
- How to petition Chango
Find which Orisha is best capable to work out the difficulty you are going through. Which Orisha calls to you?
©2017 Monique Joiner Siedlak (P)2018 Monique Joiner Siedlak
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