Oya goddess

Oya is the fierce and powerful female warrior orisha from West Africa. She is the owner of the marketplace. She lives in the marketpla...

. Epa Oya oo. Oya’s day is Wednesday. Oya is the most powerful Orisa of the winds and tempests. Oya is known as a fierce warrior and strong protectress of women, people call on Her to settle disputes in their favor. As the Orisa of change, She brings down the dead and stagnant to make room for the new. She uses Her machete or sword and gifts of hurricanes, thunderstorms, winds to clear a path for new growth and transformation. She is known to be the Orisa to watch over the newly dead and…

Ọya, the fierce warrior goddess, is symbolized by the sword and shield, reflecting her protective nature. Adorned with cowry shells, she embodies wealth and prosperity. Often associated with the water buffalo and the color red, she represents transformation, passion, and fire. Learn more - https://goddessgift.com/goddesses/yoruba-oya/ . . #ỌyaGoddess #YorubaMythology #GoddessOfSymbols #SwordAndShield #ProtectiveNature #CowryShells #WealthAndProsperity #WaterBuffalo #ColorRed #PassionAndFire

Daily Angel Oracle Card: Oya ~ Power, from the Goddesses and Sirens Oracle Card deck, by Stacey Demarco, Artwork by Jimmy Manton Oya ~ Power: “Change is welcome. Allow the storm to pass, as i…

This is a quick reference that list the name of the Orisha, attributes, color and special items that they are known for. #oshun #yemaya #oya #oba

Oya, the Yoruba goddess of wind, storms, and transformation, is a formidable deity whose legend spans both physical and metaphorical realms. Commanding the elements of wind and storms, she embodies the tumultuous forces of nature and the transformative power of life's storms. Her narrative includes

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Prayers for Oya

Autumn is Oya's season and with each day growing crisp and cool it is obvious that She is here. The leaves become the 9 colors of her skirt, the cool winds blow in the change of season and blows out stagnation. She brings us cool change but warms our hearts in order to be open and accepting to that change. Change is inevitable-ignore her and it will be fierce and abrupt, honor her and it will be slight and with ease . Oya's altar is decorated with 2 images of her, 2 rainbow candles, a small…

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This illustration were made for a digital illustration expo with the theme of cuban santeria gods

Oya offerings and rituals