Orishas: The Ultimate Guide to Yoruba Tradition, Sacred Rituals, the Divine Feminine, and Spiritual Enlightenment of African Culture and Wisdom-The Ancient Orishas

by OrangePen Publications, Evelyn Marie Fournette

Are you fascinated by Yoruba traditions?Do you want to learn more about them, their rituals and wisdom?You can find it all in this compelling book! The Orisha spirits play a key role in the Yoruba religion that arose in West Africa. Legend has it that the supreme creator sent them, to teach humanity how to be successful on Earth while some practitioners believe that Orishas are a different class of divine beings who became deified upon death as a result of the lives they had led and what they had accomplished while on Earth.
In this new book, The Ultimate Guide to Yoruba Tradition, Sacred Rituals, the Divine Feminine, and Spiritual Enlightenment of African Culture and Wisdom , you can gain an in-depth understanding of this intriguing religion, through chapters ✅ An overview of the Yoruba culture
✅ Beliefs and traditions they follow
✅ The colors of the Orisha
✅ Worshipping the Orishas in prayer and sacrifice
✅ White and dark Orishas
✅ How to connect with and talk to Orishas
✅ Orishas Festivals And More..... In more recent times the Orishas found their way across the Atlantic via the slave route and there are now many branches of the religion in several regions of the Americas, all keeping the traditions alive for the coming generations.
If you want to know more, get a better understanding of these practices and know the answers to all your questions, Orishas is the book that provides them. Scroll up now and click Add to Cart for your copy!

185 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 1, 2022

Reviews

[Tiffany Townsend · Rating 4 out of 5]

It all started with a man named Oduduwa

In Nigeria, Yoruba is practiced. Yoruba is a man-made religion with multiple theories on creation of religion and of world.
Yoruba make up seventeen percent of Africa’s peoples.
And the language of its followers is combined
The author does a fine job of explaining the culture, history and practices.
If you are looking for a powerful lesson in African culture, read this book

[Chasity · Rating 1 out of 5]

it’s a no

I’m sure a white person had to write this book because there is sooooo much misinformation in it. I read the book out of curiosity because I wanted to know if the author was going to be accurate and as I expected, they weren’t. Just ask a true Yoruba who follows the spiritual practice rather than getting your information from an outsider because this book is definitely not it.