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nappy-by-nature · 9 months
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Miss Botswana
www.yourafricanation1.com
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encontroancestral · 1 year
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You don't step on me twice
You can't step into the same water twice
Remember?
the water follows
And me too
Ora YêYê, Oxum. Odoyá, Yemanja. It's just love. Have mercy on us.
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karmicstar · 7 months
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If Oshun were sitting next to you, her message might be one of love, beauty, and sensuality. She could encourage you to embrace your inner beauty, find joy in creativity, and celebrate the pleasures of life. Oshun is often associated with sweetness and abundance, so her message might be about attracting positivity and prosperity into your life. Remember, these messages are symbolic and depend on your personal beliefs and circumstances.
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encontro-ancestral · 5 months
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O encontro do Rio com o Mar que todo sábado nos propõe. Momento de serenar a mente com a força das águas. Mães: acalento, acolhimento, abraço que afasta toda demanda que esteja a atrapalhar nossos caminhos.
Ora yèyé ô, Oxum. Odoyá, Iemanjá.
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itsnoncha · 24 days
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wildflower bouquets on Oshun's day 💐🐝
(yes I left some for the bee babies)
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999lcf · 6 months
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iartsysam · 1 year
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Mistress of Waters: Oshun
Throughout history, water has been used as a symbol of wisdom, power, grace, music, and sensitivity.
Across many ancient civilizations, love was placed under the domain of a particular deity, usually, but not in all cases, a goddess.
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In the Classical world, for instance, there were Venus and Aphrodite, love goddesses of the Roman and Greek pantheons, respectively.
In West Africa, the Yoruba people believe in a love goddess named Oshun.
They inhabit the southwestern part of modern-day Nigeria and the southern part of Benin.
Although #Oshun is regarded principally as a goddess of love, there are other aspects to this Orisha.
Oshun is the goddess of love, sensuality, and water and the protective deity of the river Oshun. She is also associated with fertility, lushness, greenness, and life.
Alongside this river is a sacred grove, probably the last in Yoruba Culture, dedicated to Oshun.
When she came down to earth, she wore a gold dress and jewelry. This is why her worshippers also wear gold and yellow attires to honor her.
According to the tales, the gods came down, they completely disregarded Oshun while they engaged in creating the earth.
She returned to the heavens, where she spent time admiring herself in the mirror. Oshun often carries a mirror so that she can admire her beauty.
In the absence of Oshun, the other gods faced difficulties. They could not populate and revive the earth.
They went back to heaven to apologize and beg her. When she came back to the earth, she revived it with water.
Although Oshun governs love and sweet waters, she is also a benevolent deity.
She is said to be the protector of the poor and the mother of all orphans. It is Oshun who fulfills their needs in this life.
Oshun is commonly shown as a beautiful, charming, sensual, and coquettish young woman.
During the slave trade, Oshun was brought to the Americas and adopted into the pantheons, branching out of the traditional African belief system.
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lionheartapothecaryx · 2 months
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Wake up it’s the 1st of the month …. 3/1/24
Happy Venus Day 💕 Life Update
As a black, neuro spicy love witch, I’ve always struggled a bit with the shop, blog, group and managing a business especially when I'm not in a creative space but finally I've been inspired again.
So let me reintroduce myself again. I started this blog almost 4 yrs ago and it took off really quickly, gaining lots of followers overnight. This was right around COVID and there was a renewed interest in Hoodoo and love magick around that time. I’ve mainly posted vintage photos, wrote articles and shared spells and had so much fun interacting with all of you.
I started off 2023, grieving a difficult breakup and reflecting on lessons learned about myself, my former relationship, his spiraling addiction and uncertainty about the future. On top of that, I got to the point where I quit working at my high paying but super intense civilian job that was leaving me constantly exhausted, giving me severe panic attacks and driving me crazy.
I decided to take a sabbatical and reconnect with my body, self and my craft. I’ve always struggled a bit with imposter syndrome and the past few months have been difficult but healing for me as I reconnected with spirit, the elements and my spiritual allies. I finally got my spark back and found a good creative space after working with the spirits of Mercury and Venus.
Some of that inspiration has come in the form of creating new spell oils. The past few months I’ve had multiple recipes come to me repeatedly. After struggling to figure out the logistics, finally I can start testing oils out on myself and a few other volunteers before I place them in the shop. It’s been such a cool but confusing process, I wanted to share with all of you, if you still care 🤣 what I’ve been up to.
The first spell oil that I’ve been working is called Love Uncrossing, inspired by myself, other women, friends, clients, SW’s, crazy experiences and some of the strongest people I know. In traditional Hoodoo, an uncrossing is used to spiritually repair and fix an situation or individual with crossed conditions. To be crossed is to be blocked up, stagnant, unlucky, jinxed or even hexed. As a practitioner for hire, I’ve come across crossed conditions for love work so often, I know it’s fairly common.
Experience has taught me as a devotee of Venus/Aphrodite and the Venusian Arts that real genuine love doesn’t always come easily for everyone. Life is full of wonders but often unfair. Whether it’s the grief of a bad breakup, the intense pain of heartbreak, aggravating soul ties, deep traumas, negative cords an attachments or simply never ending bad luck, love does not play fair … but it can be.
For my SW’s friends who regularly work the club, do other forms of s-work or are ex industry, I’ve found that protecting and clearing the sacral, life force energy regularly can protect your spirit, energy and mental health, shielding you from intense burnout. I’ve charged the oil to assist with this. Even if you aren’t in the industry though, regularly cleansing and protecting your life force/ sacral energy can help with bringing you more balance and stability, within yourself and others.
For survivors of SA & abuse (physical, emotional, and s*xual) this oil is also spelled to assist with healing and overcoming any traumas associated with that. As a survivor myself, I understand the unique difficulties that come with processing light and heavy traumas, so I worked hard to create a spiritual blend that covers a variety of issues.
*** this is not intended to be a substitute for proper mental health services. Item is intended as curio only.
After carefully gathering the right herbs, I’ve been crafting and charging the oil for the past few days.
I wanted to create something energetically restorative, with abundant free flowing energy, that also cleared stagnant energy. It needed to be cleansing but also help with dissolving blockages in all matters of love and relationships. Than the oil was imbued with strong protections. I found this part to be really important because it’s easy to be re-traumatized, especially if you’re dealing with heavy traumas which sets you back and impedes your progress and healing process. It’s kinda like picking at or having a scab ripped off accidentally. Likewise if you want the best results in love magick, you can’t leave it up to chance.
The last thing I did was enchant the oil to cut and clear out any negative cords, soul ties and spiritual attachments and then spell it with a soothing potent healing energy using the highest quality lavender and other herbs so the healing process wouldn’t be super painful or stressful.
For those who are spiritually sensitive like myself, spiritual hygiene is a important part of our regular routine. The oil will serve as a multipurpose spiritual primer, to remove, cleanse, heal, attract and grow more love for themselves and genuine love from others. It can be used generally, to maintain your spiritual hygiene in all matters of love and relationships or be set for a variety of aforementioned intentions. The oil is blended to work on five spiritual levels, the auraric field, soul, energetic/sacral/lifeforce, mental, and physical.
I hyper focused on this project because I want you guys to love it as much as I do. I also wanted to give something back to the community, I cherish. I know you guys appreciate my passion and attention to detail.
Before launching the spell oil, it will be beta tested on myself and a few other volunteers.
Thanks for reading and catching up with me. What do you think ? Is this oil something you need ?
Shoutout to my spirit team for sending me the downloads and recipes.
With Love, Gratitude & Magick
Lyonessa 💕
aka The HoodooBarbie
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prettyrickyy · 3 months
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Queen L
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piscean-peace · 8 months
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nappy-by-nature · 9 months
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Oshun Sisters
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encontroancestral · 1 year
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Oxum is one of the most important and popular female Orixás in African mythology. She is the goddess of rivers, waterfalls and fertility, representing the sweetness and delicacy of the waters. It is usually associated with the color yellow, which symbolizes gold, wealth and abundance. In African mythology, Oxum is the daughter of Oxalá and Yemanjá , and is considered the mother of all saints' children.
She is a maternal, affectionate and vain Orisha, who is concerned with beauty and harmony in her life and that of her children. Oxum is worshiped in several regions of Brazil, especially in Bahia. It is common to offer offerings such as flowers, mirrors, perfumes, honey and copper objects to the goddess. It is believed that Oxum is capable of bringing love, prosperity and fertility to those who seek it.
The importance of Oxum in Afro-Brazilian culture is undeniable, being a symbol of femininity, beauty and prosperity
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oshun67 · 2 months
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Living and loving Brooklyn
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encontro-ancestral · 5 months
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exu-do-blues · 1 year
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karmicstar · 1 year
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