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8 de feb. de 2022 · Obatala – Supreme Yoruba Deity. One of the particularities of the West African Yoruba religion is that its supreme god, Oludumare, remains always far in the skies and governs the Earth through a group of deities known as the orishas. Among these deities, Obatala stands out for being the god of purity, clear judgment, and the creator of humanity.
8 de jun. de 2023 · Obatala: The Orisha Who Created The Sky and Mankind. Explore the realm of the Orisha Obatala, and uncover rituals, prayers, and offerings to foster serenity, insight, wisdom, and enlightenment in your life. Obatala, meaning king of the white cloth, is the eldest of all Orishas. Seen as the quintessential father figure, Obatala watches over all ...
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1996 was an important year for me. During the latter part of 1995, I began to investigate an idea that I’d been thinking about for at least 7 years. I wanted to form a creative collaboration using one of my groups (Steve Coleman and the Mystic Rhythm Society) and musicians, singers and dancers who were involved in certain ancient philosophical/musical traditions which come out of West Africa ...
The Diurnal Lord (For Agayu) 2. The Sea; (Elekoto For Agayu) 3. Passage Of The River 4. Oya Natureza 5. Secretos Del Abacua 6. Saudade 7. The Metamorphosis Of Amalia The Mystery Of Seven (The Guaguanco In Progression): 8. Prologue 9. Guaguanco 10. Abacua/Obatala 11. Son 12. Abacua/Obatala 13. Montuno Epilogue
Steve Coleman and the Mystic Rhythm Society In Collaboration With Afrocuba de Matanzas - Sign and the Seal (Transmissions of the Metaphysics of A Culture) - CD
27 de feb. de 2023 · The Seven African Powers are the seven most powerful and popular Orishas. These are Elegua, Yemaya, Oshun, Shango, Obatala, Oya (sometimes Orunmila or Ochossi), and Ogun. They are found in several different religions and traditions that descend from the African diaspora, including Santeria, Candomble, Hoodoo, and Arara.
