Ogun

The Ultimate Guide to an Orisha and Loa of Yoruba, Santería, and Haitian Voodoo (African Spirituality)

By: Mari Silva

Narrated by: Ivan Busenius

Delve into the world of Ogun, and learn everything there is to know about the Orisha!

Do you feel called toward learning more about Ogun, the venerated Orisha of iron, labor, and transformation?

Are you ready to discover his power?

Do you want to learn about the history and mythology of Ogun?

In this comprehensive guide, you’ll learn all about Ogun and his worship, who he is, his symbols, rituals, and festivals. While focusing on Ogun, this guide also gives insight into the Yoruba religion and its pantheon of Orishas.

In this audiobook, you will:

• Learn why Ogun is so revered in the Yoruba religion
• Explore the myths and legends of Ogun
• Discover how to recognize if you are a child of Ogun
• Listen to the symbols and offerings used to honor Ogun
• Gain insight into how to craft a sacred altar
• Study rituals and spells to connect with Ogun
• Find out about the festivals and holy days dedicated to Ogun
• Learn how to perform daily rituals to celebrate Ogun
• And much more!

The ultimate goal of this guide is to bring you closer to the power of Ogun, and help you unlock your potential. By the end, you’ll feel confident in your relationship with Ogun, and how to apply Ogun's principles in your life. By studying Ogun's practices, mythology, and teachings, you’ll uncover a deeper understanding of the powerful Orisha and become a better practitioner. Begin to explore the many aspects of the great Orisha Ogun.

Buy this audiobook now, and embark on a spiritual journey like no other!

©2023 Mari Silva (P)2023 Mari Silva

Horrible voice for story

Horrible pronunciation of words. Do not buy this audiobook buy physical book. Or find with better voice.

NOT FOR YOURUBA IFA ISESE

I was so excited to see this book but it really fell flat in many areas. Most important to denote that there are many children of Ogun or devotees who will easily be able to tell that this does not resonate for them unless you practice Afro Caribbean variations of Spirituality. That’s who this book is really written for. Especially with the author last name being Silva. There is a lot of generic information about Alaafin Ogun and then there is some specific info shared but again it does not align with Youruba Igbo Isese practice and school of thought for Ogun. For instance this book says oguns colors are red and black. However within IFA we know baba Ogun by greens (brown) black. Also this book gives advice that you might be able to determine if Ogun is your baba by personality traits and that is spiritually irresponsible in that a qualified babalawo or Iyanifa should perform divination to determine the Orisa who has your head. This book gives enough info to make one dangerous with a sort of skewed interpretation of generic basic facts around this Orisha but not all are correct and some statements should be qualified with additional supporting disclaimers or statements so that someone learning won’t make grave mistakes to offend Spirit. I regret this purchase and forced through listening to much of it.

Terrible narration

Beautiful stories of Ogun but was extremely painful to listen through the voice of the narrator. Spirit of this powerful deity was lost. Really not sure who thought this was a good fit at all.