Oshun goddess

Oshun: Yoruba water deity of fertility and prosperity. The embodiment of love and purity, guardian of fresh waters.

Oshun goddess of love, beauty, prosperity, and fertility. Represented by honey and bees!

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

Celebrate the feast day of Oshun (September 8) with her altar essentials. To learn how to work with Oshun, visit our blog at yeyeo.com/blogs/yeyeo-botanica-blog AND our YouTube channel at youtube.com/yeyeobotanica.

Who is Oshun Oshun, also known as Oxum or Osun, is the revered Yoruba goddess of love, beauty, prosperity, and fertility. As a powerful and compassionate deity, she offers her followers guidance, healing, and protection. This article delves into Oshun's origins, her symbols and attributes, her role in the Orisha pantheon, her relationships with other Orishas, and ways to honor and connect with her. Oshun's Origin and Significance Oshun originates from the Yoruba people of Nigeria and Benin…

Oshun is the Yoruba orisha (spirit, deity, or goddess) of fresh waters, love, and divination. She is often pictured admiring herself in a mirror. Because of her undeniable sex appeal, many see her self admiration as vain, vapid, or shallow. Au contraire. There’s an endless power in self-love and self-reflection. Self-love is never being afraid of seeing yourself and admiring yourself. Respecting your worth. Understanding ourselves. Forgiving ourselves. Improving ourselves. Oshun teaches us…

Learn about Oshun Orisha, the Goddess of beauty in Ioruba Mythology. The most beautiful Orisha! Symbols, stories, prayers, offerings and more!

“Ide Were Were” is a Yoruban* West African song about Oshun* the goddess of rivers* seash