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Oya es
tornados, viento y relámpago. Ella es asociada con
Nuestra seńora de Candeleria, St. Catherine, St. Teresa,
ˇElla es la mujer del guerrero ~ Ella está armada, es
una amazona.
Su color es rojo - Sus hijos llevan las cuentas rojas.
es la tormenta - la tempestad y lluvia. ama bailar. es
el único Orisha que se atreve a confrontar los espíritus
del muerto. Ella ama berenjena, las gallinas, las cabras,
la oveja, la langosta, el pelo de caballo negro , cobre,.
el vino rojo, berenjena, ciruelas, y uvas.
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Oya
ordination dress made
by Nayla Llanes, Omi Toke. Miami, 1997
Oya, Ruler of the Dead, she alone yields power over
them. The four winds being dominated by Elegguá,
Orunmila, Obatalá, Oya is the Orisha of Storms,
tornadoes and twisters, hurricanes and gales.
Being a compassionate orisha, she has allowed many dying
children to live as a gift to their parents. Cemeteries
are known as "ile yansan" or Oya's house.
Whenever there is a haunting, Oya is summoned to dismiss
the spirit. Sacrifices must be made to ensure that she
takes an interest in the matter. When Oya descends, no
one looks, her face being so terrible That whoever gazes
upon it will be stricken mad or blind.
Drawings by
Joey Fernandez, Adéfunniké
In ceremonies, When she possesses someone, she puts on a
red crepe dress or a flowered dress and weaves
multicolored ribbons around her head. She only dances
warrior dances. When her "children" enter trance, some
of them can handle live coals with their bare hands.
Invocation to Oya
Oya yegbe iya mesa oyo orun afefe iku lelebi oke ayaba gbogbo loya oninrin oga
mi ano oga mi gbogbo egun orisha ni abaya oyu ewa oyansan oyeri gekua iya mi
obinrin ni kiukuo le fun olugba ni olofi nitosi wa ayaba nikua moducue.
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