The making of an ashó Shangó
“Todo niño nace con el pan debajo del brazo,” or “a child is born with a loaf of bread under his arm,” this is a Spanish food idiom I...
The making of an ashó Shangó
The most powerful of Lukumí offerings
The Most Precious of Cowries
When saying happy Okú Odún is not enough
Three Lukumí Lessons on Spiritual and Physical Hygiene
Lukumí 101: Considerations to enter an Ilé Orisha
The Odú of the Year or Letra del Año, a Compass for the New Year
Florida Water, learn to make your own!
The Backbone of an Egún Shrine
A Fiery Petition to Egún
The Habitual Nature of Spiritism
Yemayá y las albaceas de sus misterioso: parte III
Lecciones de Orisha Oko, Obí y Eleguá©
Lessons from Orisha Oko, Obí and Eleguá©
Understanding Orisha through Kinetics
Five Considerations when Dating an Olosha
Omimelli’s Top Books on Orisha and Santeria
Omimelli recomienda los mejores libros sobre los Orishas y la Santería
Lukumí Liturgical Language: A Tool of Exclusion and Inclusion
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