Theres 5 Orishas which are as fallows, Elggua, Ochun, Obbatalla, Yemaya and Chango. For example, Eleggua is the owner of the roads and doors in this world, his colors are red and black. Nothing can be done without his permission because he opens the doors to the world and the roads to our life’s, Eluggua is the first Orisha to be called for anything. Next we have Oshun rules the waters in the world. She (Ochun) is also often called for money problems. She is recognized by the colors yellow and gold, peacocks and vultures are used to represent her in initiation. Obbatalla enforces justice in the world, Obbatalla is the father of all the Orishas and humanity; this is the only Orisha to have both male and female paths. The ruler of the sea and lakes Yemaya also rules maternity as she is claimed to be the mother of all the Orishas. Yemaya stand for “Mother Whose Children are the Fish” trying to signify that all life started in the sea; her colors are blue and white. Finally, Chango the most popular out of the orishas, he rules thunder, fire and lighting. He represents all the pleasures this world has to offer one of them being women, dancing, music and eating. Who doesn’t like that? These Orishas are only five of the many more there is to know about, but these are the most
Theres 5 Orishas which are as fallows, Elggua, Ochun, Obbatalla, Yemaya and Chango. For example, Eleggua is the owner of the roads and doors in this world, his colors are red and black. Nothing can be done without his permission because he opens the doors to the world and the roads to our life’s, Eluggua is the first Orisha to be called for anything. Next we have Oshun rules the waters in the world. She (Ochun) is also often called for money problems. She is recognized by the colors yellow and gold, peacocks and vultures are used to represent her in initiation. Obbatalla enforces justice in the world, Obbatalla is the father of all the Orishas and humanity; this is the only Orisha to have both male and female paths. The ruler of the sea and lakes Yemaya also rules maternity as she is claimed to be the mother of all the Orishas. Yemaya stand for “Mother Whose Children are the Fish” trying to signify that all life started in the sea; her colors are blue and white. Finally, Chango the most popular out of the orishas, he rules thunder, fire and lighting. He represents all the pleasures this world has to offer one of them being women, dancing, music and eating. Who doesn’t like that? These Orishas are only five of the many more there is to know about, but these are the most