Oshun

The Ultimate Guide to an Orisha of Yoruba and Santería, the Divine Feminine, and Ifa (African Spirituality)

By: Mari Silva

Narrated by: Ivan Busenius

Expand your knowledge about the Oshun, the Orisha, the Saint, the Goddess of love and prosperity, and the divine feminine.

Do you want to learn how Oshun is revered in different cultures?

Do you want to figure out whether you’re the child of Oshun?

Are you interested in mastering unique ways to celebrate the goddess?

Like many other Orishas, Oshun has human qualities, too. She is sensual, loves caring for herself, and encourages her followers to do the same.

In this audiobook, you will:

• Gain insight into the different ways Oshun is portrayed in Yoruba, Santeria, and Ifa
• Identify the best ways to determine if Oshun is your Yoruba parent
• Delve into the colorful myths and legends associated with Oshun
• Learn about the concept of the divine feminine and how to connect to it in your own unique way
• Understand which symbols are associated with Oshun and what offerings she prefers to receive
• Master the ability to create and maintain an altar honoring Oshun
• Learn how to cast spells and rituals to invoke Oshun and ask her assistance in obtaining love, beauty, prosperity, or fertility
• Learn which are the best days for celebrating Oshun
• Find the best ways to venerate Oshun through daily rituals, including meditation, self-care, and more

Through comprehensive insight into the beliefs surrounding her and beginner-friendly practical advice on how to connect with her, this audiobook will teach you everything you need to know about honoring Oshun.

Click on the “add to cart” button now and learn how to take advantage of Oshun’s magnificent power.

©2023 Mari Silva (P)2023 Mari Silva

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The pronunciation of the Orishas makes my skin crawl. The magic spells and offerings are misleading. Any IFA would never ever allow devotees to do non crowned people to do these offerings without knowing who Oshun is and her true stories. I regret but in the other books from this author.

bad narrative

bad narration. false accent when pronouncing words. unnecessary italicized speaking. I'm sure he's pronouncing names wrong.

A Must-Read for Oshun Devotees

Mari Silva's "Oshun" is a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the enigmatic deity, Oshun. This book is the second book I read from Silva, delves into the details and provides step-by-step guidance on how to truly connect with Oshun's essence.

One of the highlights of this book is the author's meticulous attention to detail. Silva leaves no stone unturned, ensuring that readers gain comprehensive knowledge about Oshun. From her origins and symbolism to the intricacies of working with her, the author covers it all. The step-by-step instructions provided are clear and concise, making it easy for readers to follow along.

What sets this book apart is its inclusion of spells and rituals. Silva understands that working with Oshun involves more than just acquiring knowledge; it requires active participation. By including spells, she empowers readers to engage with Oshun on a deeper level and manifest positive change in their lives.

Personally, I found "Oshun" to be an enlightening read. As someone who was previously unfamiliar with Oshun, this book served as an eye-opening introduction. Through Silva's expert guidance, I now have a better understanding of how to express my gratitude to Oshun for her assistance. This newfound knowledge has deepened my connection with her and has proven invaluable in my spiritual journey.

In conclusion, "Oshun" by Mari Silva is a valuable resource for those interested in delving into the world of Oshun. Whether you are a seasoned devotee or a curious beginner, this book provides a comprehensive and insightful exploration of Oshun's realm. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking to expand their knowledge and connection with this powerful deity.

Great Quick Read! Narration...was um...in need of improvement.

The book was a great intro to Oshun; however, the very American pronunciation of Yoruba and Spanish words were disappointing. The juxtaposition initially frustrated me because this is a spiritual book with spiritual information and it would appear that no attempt was made to be respectful of that. If you can get over that, you're golden.