Orishas

Voodoo Insenses

Voodoo Orisha Insenses, 10 grams, made from pure natural Herbs and resins (frankincense).. Santería (Spanish, mostly translated as "Way of the Saints") is a syncretic, African-American main religion in Cuba that mixes its Orishas (gods of Santería) with Catholic saints (Spanish santos).They are available in the following varieties:

• Elegua​

Elegua is master of all roads, intersections, gates and doors, and also of sorcery and cunning. Is used for the fields: closing and opening doors (physical and spiritual), for happy coincidences, overcoming obstacles, for good destiny and new ways.

• Chango

Chango is the god of thunder and lightning. He stands for passion and energy. Fields: life, vitality, passion and energy in love, success,Overcoming difficulties, defeating enemies, dominating.

• Obatala

Obatala is the creator god, of which all other gods are only aspects. As the eldest of the gods, he is worshiped as the creator of man. Used for: knowledge, spiritual guidance, paternity, justice and justice, purity, peace, grace, harmony.

• Ochosi

Ochosi is the hunter and an advocate of absolute justice. Used for: justice, legal proceedings, prosecuting criminals, targeting and success, operations.

• Ogun

Ogun is the ruler of metal and blood. He is under the control of all tools and weapons. He loves the wild and gives protection and strength to all who need to fight. Used for: protection against crime, accident and surgery, infertility, job search.

Orunla

Orunla is the god of plants and remedies, and watches over all living beings. He stands for wisdom and man's ability to influence his own destiny. Used in the following fields: success, luck, health, clarity, divination.

• Oshun

She´s be prevalent the sweet waters like streams, rivers and lakes. Oshun
is goddess of beauty, love, passion and sensuality, as well as money and wealth. Used for the following fields: love and romance, wealth, pregnancy, witchcraft or wishing magic, healing (especially emotional), beauty, weight loss.

• Oya

Oya is known as a fierce warrior and protector of women. She takes care of all the cemetery gates and ensures that the dead stay where they belong. Used in the following areas: protection and prevention of spookiness on the part of the newly deceased, protection against enemies and damage spells.

• Yemaya

Yemaya is a "mother goddess" and protects women and children. As the goddess of water, it brings abundance, prosperity and happiness. Used for the fields: motherhood, children, wealth, happiness, health, fertility and protection.

• Seven African Powers​

Seven African Powers refers to the seven Orishas we call in times of need. Often depicted with their pictures or symbols connected in a circle. The phrase "Seven African Powers" is found in various religions, including Santeria, Hoodoo and Candomble. The Orishas that make up the seven African powers are: Elegua, Yemaya, Oshun, Chango, Obatala, Oya and Ogun.

Elegua, Chango, Obatala, Ochosi, Ogun, Oshun, Orunla, Oya & Yemaya - Voodoo Orisha Oils