Warriors & Orunmila Initiation

Service Description

After the three-day initiation, you will receive the following: 1. Ogun & Oshoosi: Ogun: Ogun is the deity of iron, war, and craftsmanship. Known as the god who removes obstacles, he is associated with tools and weapons made of iron. Those who work with metal, such as blacksmiths, mechanics, and craftsmen, honor Ogun for his blessings. Symbolically, Ogun represents the raw energy and force needed to bring about change, particularly through hard work and determination. Oshoosi: Oshoosi is the deity of hunting and tracking, often linked to the wilderness, the hunt, and the traits of a hunter. He is known for his keen intuition and tracking skills. Oshoosi also symbolizes justice and is invoked for guidance in seeking truth or finding one's path in life. In the diaspora, Oshoosi's attributes sometimes overlap with other deities, but his connection to hunting and the wilderness remains consistent. 2. Esu: Trickster and Messenger: Esu is often described as a trickster deity, but this simplifies his role. He is the messenger of the gods, facilitating communication between humans and the divine. He plays a crucial role in divination and rituals. Holder of Asé: Asé is the Yoruba concept of spiritual power or energy. Esu holds this power and can either aid or obstruct individuals in their endeavors, making him a deity both respected and feared. Path Opener and Obstacle Placer: Esu can open paths to success and place obstacles depending on the situation. This duality is central to his nature. 3. Ozun: Guardian and Protector: Ozun acts as a spiritual sentinel or guardian. He is often seen as a vigilant protector warding off negative energies or influences. Ozun is usually placed high on an altar or shrine to oversee everything below. 4. Hand of Orúnmila: Deity of Wisdom and Divination: Orúnmila is revered as the orisha of wisdom, knowledge, and divination. He is considered the keeper of the Ifá divination system, a complex method used to seek guidance from the orishas and ancestors.