What An Honest & Pure Hearted "Insider" Says About the Orishas

I met a woman who showed me the pictures featured in this article and told me that These are her gods in the month i did my 9/11 exorcism. The weakness from astral attack was almost too much bear so that i put off posting these pics, but once i finally did i got an immediate response from a lady that i trust that i took as a message from the Orishas that i was accepted. Her identity won't be revealed, but the majority of the conversation will be copied in order to Glorify the Orishas. The Magik i was searching was for help for sex trafficking victims, particularly those stolen by Boko Haram in the fell swoop they did.

This article came through my line shortly after i did some Magikal work for the girls stolen by Boko Haram. "According to Kolo Mustapha, one of the arrested insurgents, "most of us are fleeing because there are too many snakes and bees now in the forest. Once they bite, they disappear and the victims do not last for 24 hours.

"We were told that the aggrieved people who had suffered from our deadly mission, including the ghosts of some of those we killed, are the ones turning into the snake and bees." @ http://allafrica.com/stories/201406260253.html?aa_source=acrdn-f0
Most interesting because Oshun is honey and bees, and Yemoja is known to travel with snakes as sacred animals and i had petitioned these two in a plea to help those girls.

My words will have my name and her's will not. This article is to relay information that is largely hidden for reasons of greed.

Ochossi the hunter Gods never lets you starve and always open your path and protect you!

My aunt is a Mother of Saint (Mae de Santo) many of my family practises Candomble so I know all the Yoruba Gods by heart! These are the Traditional African names , in Brazil they use these names and Also more familiar names (it's the same) search "Candomble" and "Orixa or Orisas" if you would like to know more! It's an ancient beautiful quite shaman religion with more than 4000 years old! Some of them existed as Kings and Queens in Africa (like Sango was a Great King and Oya a mighthy Queen as well and they really got married in real life more than 3000 before Christ era!

Paige Moore: aww...yes..i am trying to learn about them & their Magik... my Guide, barb , told me they have pure religion like Native Americans..thanx for taking time to help

Yes! It's like the Native American but it came from Africa to Brazil! It's a beautiful religion, made from Mother Gaia, They represent all the forces of Nature! From Wind, to mud, Waterfalls, you name it! They are very Wise, Grounded, close to us, Truly guardian friends! They always help you at all times! You can count on them! They bring wisdom from ancient Earth and they share wonderful stories!

Paige Moore: awww...thanx for affirmation i knew to trust barb

Mother of all Mothers along with Nana (the Oldest). Married with Oxala/ Obatala, Goddess of Waves, Ocean, Sea, Fishermans, Abundance, Marriage, Pregnancy and Women!
She's the most nurturing of all! For this situation she must be the Leader in Charge! She likes shrimp a lot! If you live near the sea you can offer her a mirror and a comb. Her collour is Silver and Pearl. She really apreciates. you can light blue or white candles for her. Or offer her white roses! and ask what you wish for this traffic to disappear! She will do the best she divinely can!

Sea Shells as well! I'm going to search if I find good articles in English! Most of the religion is passed traditionally by speech, there's no book like bible or so but they are some great articles (almost all in Yoruban, Portuguese or Spanish!) I shall look and if I find I send you!!

Ogun is Powerful and Protects you from all harm/ in Sincretism it's AA Michael!

Oya/Iansa Goddess of the Light and Thunder. My mother is Child of Iansa/Oya!

The one who know all!

(A blog for Oshun is @ http://citedinfo.blogspot.com/2017/08/oshun-honey-jars.html)

Goddess of Gold, Abundance, Fertility, Prosprity and Desire! Also preotects Marriage, Children and Pregnancy! Mother of Telecompenso (they have many names!)

Paige Moore: OMG!!! it came out to aask her to protect the children and she Goddess of Children <3 span=""> thank U

You can ask for the help of "Eres" as well! They are THe Children Gods (they are twins) and they are children themselvs. give them candies! They are quick and effective!

Paige Moore: i shall i wanna help the poor stolen girls and this is only way i can

Call them! Call first Esu/Exu (he is the first one, the Messenger) to open the path! Call Yemanja, She's the Mother of all, she adopted Babalaye when Nana did not want him! Call Ogum for Standing up has he is the mighty Warrior! and Ozum/Oxum as she cares for Children as well (she's river sweet water and watterfalls!) Call Obatala for peace in their "Oris" - the heads!

African Yoruba Candomble Gods/ Orisas are Powerful and effective! And they work close to us, they are beneath Heaven and Earth. They choose to be with us for situations and times like that!

My blog @https://steemit.com/religion/@paigemoore/introduce-the-orishas introduces the Orishas with my own thoughts and Wikipedia info

This information given to me a pure soul who seeks not money for giving Spiritual knowledge. Her words will be in parenthesis for this section. May she be blessed for her goodness +++ase+++

"Yoruba Gods from Candomble! "

"We call it Xango! It's also An Africa Youruba God from Candomble! "

I have written about Chango @ http://citedinfo.blogspot.com/2017/08/chango-what-if-elements-have.html

"1 of the 3 wives of Xango/Sango - Oba, Oya/Iansa and Oxum/Osum! "

"He's a Snake and a Rainbow! "

There is deeper information about Oshumare @ http://citedinfo.blogspot.com/2017/07/saturn-based-deities-from-voodoo-to.html

"Our Heads "

That is all of the information that she gave me except for what i will release about the Esux in my next blog.

There is deeper information about Babalu Aye @ http://citedinfo.blogspot.com/2017/07/saturn-based-deities-from-voodoo-to.html

Papa Legba heads the Eshus or is a later face of Eshu and i have written MANY blogs for Him. Here is a good one https://steemit.com/spirituality/@paigemoore/will-the-real-papa-legba-please-stand-up

This is some information i saved, but not sure of the source for which i apologize, but i do this for Obatala and not people, anyway. "Obatala is the Wise Old Man figure of African Spirituality. His name means 'King of the White Cloth', as white is his sacred color, signifying purity and clear sight. For this reason offerings are given to him of rice, white bread, milk and white candles. His altars and candles are always in white. He never accepts offerings of intoxicants. In fact, no one should ever approach him in a state of inebriation.

Obatala is everyone's compassionate Baba (revered father), the personification of dignity, wisdom and serenity. He's the paternal, patient and merciful counselor and the giver of clarity.

But Obatala is also motherly wisdom, in fact half the time Obatala comes down to Earth, it's disguised as a woman. In Cuba he was syncretized with Our Lady of Mercy. Her white robe and her title reminded the Lukumi of the spirit of Obatala.

It is said that Obatala used a chain made by Ogun (the divine worker of iron) to come down to Earth at the beginning of creation, in order to help civilize humanity.

He is white, like the cortex of the brain, like the bones that give structure and stability. In the same way, elders, keepers of knowledge and wise persons are like the pillars of a society.

He is pure white light energy, like the hair of the elders and the ancestors. It is said that Obatala always has a cool head ... and that his white hair is his crown.

He is white light energy, like the seminal fluids associated with fatherhood. He is the first, the eldest and the most respected of all the Orisha (deities) and the Father of all the Orisha and men. Sacred to him are the clouds, the tops of mountains and all the high places, for he is the highest and most sublime of the Orisha.

May the Earth and all her creatures be blessed and protected by his wisdom and the wisdom and love of all of our ancestors on this day and everyday. Ashé Babá!

'We stand on the shoulders of those who came before us' - a traditional Yoruba proverb"

I wrote a blog to honor Obatala @ http://citedinfo.blogspot.com/2017/07/obatala-versus-jesus-voodoo-aint-so-bad.html