What is mano de Orula for?
“Mano de Orula is a three-day ceremony that I went through. That is what the bracelet means. It is a process in which you find out your own individual destiny. You find out what your individual life is about, what it means, and then how you should live to fulfill that specific destiny.
What is the meaning of Orula?
Orula or Orunmila is the Orisha of divination, the supreme oracle. He is a great healer, the great benefactor of mankind, its chief adviser. Orula represents intelligence and wisdom; it is said that he witnessed the creation of the universe.
What do the green and yellow beads mean?
What do green and yellow beads mean in Santeria? ORULA: Colors [Yellow and green] the Orisha of Divination and Wisdom represent health and protection spiritual sickness. ORULA: Colors [Yellow and green] the Orisha of Divination and Wisdom represent health and protection spiritual sickness.
What is an Orula bracelet?
The Orula Santeria Babalawo bracelet brings a bit of Luck and Good Karma into your jewelry collection. It’s a personal amulet that offers the wearer protection, communion, and control over the spiritual realm.
Who is Orula in Yoruba religion?
| Ọrunmila | |
|---|---|
| Wisdom, Knowledge, Ifa Divination, Fate, Destiny, Prophecy | |
| Member of Orisha | |
| Other names | Orunmila or Orunmilá; Orúnla or Orúla or Agbonniregun |
| Venerated in | Yoruba religion |
Who is Ochosi?
Ochosi, also known as Oshosi, Ochossi or Oxosi, is a divine warrior and hunter as well as the embodiment of justice in Yoruban religion. He was a highly skilled tracker and was said to be the most talented archer that ever existed.
What day is Orula day?
Catholic saint and day of celebration The santo of divinations, Orula, is associated with the Catholic saint of Francis of Assisi. They are celebrated on 4 October.
Who is Orula IFA?
Ọrunmila (Yoruba Ọ̀rúnmìlà, also Ọrúnla or Orúla in Yorubaland and Latin America) is an Orisha. He is the Orisha of wisdom, knowledge, and divination….
| Ọrunmila | |
|---|---|
| Wisdom, Knowledge, Ifa Divination, Fate, Destiny, Prophecy | |
| Member of Orisha | |
| Other names | Orunmila or Orunmilá; Orúnla or Orúla or Agbonniregun |