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A History Of Oshun
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I really hate how we lost our religions and made to believe they are evil 😭
Same I feel ya
Spirituality not religion
Agreed
We all should find our cultural Roots we should not follow desert religions blindly !!! We have our own ancestry n own religion n cultural beliefs which empowers our genetics.
@@mambokadzem4892 a way of life.
I am Hawaiian but I love and respect learning and hearing stories of other cultures as well as my own culture. Mahalo for sharing.
Nee Ah Mow-Tereise you are beautiful ❤️
Yoruba religion is for anyone in the world....and one of the most ancient religions.
Peace & respect
I live on the Big Island and love learning other cultures too. That’s how we come together! Oshun reminds me of Pele.
@@djntu2964 yes thats what I thought too, Pele. When I hear stories or legends of other culture I see the connection with us too. This past year has been a wake up call for us all and a reminder of our ancestors who STILL walk this earth. Big Island get so many stuff still go on there till this day like Night Marchers that legend is true and fireballs can still be seen in the sky sent by those families who still practice that.
My Babalawo told me that Oshun would protect me with everything she has. When he asked what she wanted she replied "Nothing." I'm blessed
Asé
Asheee
I'm a British Nigerian and would like to learn more about my history. As you can imagine growing up in London none of this was passed down
Speak for yourself! Bare Nigerian Londoners know their selves especially in areas like Peckham!
Such a Soothing voice
Yes I love it. It’s calming and not rushed like a lot of others.
ikr
For real😍
Agree
Yes
We black women are magical.
Yes we are!!!!.
Its NOT magic, its ancient natural and intergalactic
ua-cam.com/video/w-nJue9Rf1k/v-deo.html
Yes mam!! Say it louder so everybody can know
All the way ✨✨✨✨🔮
There should be a movie about Oshun
Here's one: ua-cam.com/video/i3ScZ9ndgHU/v-deo.html
@@GDIEternal thanks..I hope Tyler Perry is listening. No more excuses, he has got his own studio..
It was not be right. The white people would wash it down in their belief
@@kayshawnsimmons6822 That shouldnt be happening if the movie is black funded
Definitely
I had a really powerful meditation last year & Oshun came to me & handed me yellow beads. I didn't know who this goddess was but i knew she was depicted as a goddess of mother earth. Of life & nature & beauty. Thank you for sharing this.
Mr-Mrs Curls-n-Kinkz no lie, same shit happened to me a couple years ago but she came during meditation and I heard her name whispered to me
She inspired my painting Oshun Energy. Banaskoart on Instagram
She came to me while meditating but I didn’t know who she was until maybe a week later .... I’m still learning but am thankful she arrived to guide me
Same, I was reading A Fistful of Honey (great book if you haven’t read it) and went for a hike in the national park and she literally called me. That’s a year ago now and in two weeks I move to Zambia, Africa, to live by the Zambezi river. I’ve offered her flowers and wear yellow in her honour and she’s showed me an amazing path to abundance and prosperity 💛
Ayla O'Ryan Wow!
Thanks for the book recommendation...I’m buying a copy👌🏽
Wishing you all the best with your move to the Mother land.
💓
Ashe’ Mama Oshun👑🌻🍯💛
Ashe boma Oshun👑🌻🍯💛
She is not your mother. She don't like people like that
I seriously would love for someone to create a video/tv series using African “mythology”. I want to see them on screen and brought to life by really talented actors and actresses...BLACK. Not whitewashed.
Ijs, if you wanna do that...I will put money aside in my budget to donate 😂 no really 👀
Somebody make this happen PLEASE!
JaiC Filmmaker here, I’ve been researching this because not only am I interested in converting to African spiritual beliefs but i would also like to shed some light on African spirituality and mythology since it’s a highly unrepresented category . With the right budget and people involved,this can really be done . My Instagram is @shaawtysnaps if anyone’s interested in discussing this further just let me know
Children of blood and bone is being adapted to film.so yay!
@@AnielleReid I actually read that book.
Possible Spoiler:
I hope they take out the romance between Zélie and Inan in the live action. Otherwise I'm really excited for it. I heard Disney is doing it.
I’m gathering information to make an African manga based on African mythology
Brotha you do a great job of showing us our history and culture thank you
I believe Oshun( the goddess of love) was mean to represent how beautiful black woman are.
I don't think the Yoruba at the time looked at themselves as "black".
@@muntu1221
We not doing this. By definition they're black as all Native Sub Saharan Africans.
Isaac Diakité precisely
Oshun is spiritual manifestation of the physical Osun river in Nigeria. The Sun river gave them life physically, so the Orishas Oshun is the spiritual element of the physical life-giver. - "The Oṣun River (sometimes, but rarely spelt Oshun) is a river that flows southwards through central Yorubaland in southwestern Nigeria into the Lagos Lagoon and the Atlantic Gulf of Guinea.". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osun_river
@muntu1221 I know what you are trying to say.
Oshun reminds me so much of durga devi from Indian mythology ❤❤Luv learning about cultures round the world ❤
She is laxmi
hey, we are nothing like indians. 🤬
It’s beautiful how much in common Oshun has with her mother Yemoja (though in some myths they are sisters). Both of them are the paramount deities of rivers in the Yoruba pantheon. The major differences between the two, is that Yemoja is considered “the metaphysical mother of all Orishas”, she is associated with motherhood/the fetus & amniotic fluids specifically, & is associated with the largest river in Yoruba land- the Ogun river etc. In AfroLatino denominations of Yoruba religion, Yemoja is also considered the co-ruler of the oceans/seas with Olokun. The “ocean/seas levels closets to the sun’s light, thus that have the most life”. As Yemaya was the Orisha that comforted the enslaved-Africans across the Atlantic, who would become AfroBrazilians, AfroCubans etc. Like all old & powerful world religions, Yoruba religion has various different poems, myths & stories that canonically contradict one another. And that is fine, religions are organic, they develop from a people-group through time. The Yoruba have always been diverse with many different sub-groups & city-states since the beginning. With that being said, there are many different traditional-origin stories for Yemoja & the world. In one myth, Yemoja is a “primordial Orisha” & was one of the 16 Orishas sent to prepare creation, as was Olofi’s command. It’s similar to the Oshun myth isn’t it. In another myth Yemoja was created from Olokun’s body & in another myth Yemoja is the daughter of Obatala. Speaking of Obatala, Obatala “the maker of human bodies”, in many traditions is gender-fluid, having both a female & male form. I hope HomeTeam makes a video on Yemoja, Oya, & Oshun some day, they are my favorite Orishas. ❤️
Ore Yeye Osun. My beautiful mother. Mojuba Osun. Thank you for always loving and protecting me and my children.
Well done for spelling 'Osun' as Africans in Nigeria spell it. Oshun, Ochún, Oxúm. are new world ways of spelling the name of our diety. Nowhere in the New World is a vicinity or place name given to any African deity. though now extremely Muslim and Christian the ancient history is still visible and places ar enamed after our deities. I have heard Cuban exponents of the African religion suggest that Oshun is a different deity to Ọṣun. suggesting that the orisha Oshun was created in the new world not Africa. Leading to be depiction of her as a very fair skinned or even white. No she is our Orisha. O' re Ye Ye.
thank you for spelling it right.
Did the MOST HIGH do anything for you?
She don't want you🤬🤬🤬🤬
@@gregariouscontumaciousvoci9211 I believe the word was passed though the slaves from generation to generation. So they write the way they say it.
I don’t mind it, because imagine keep a entire religion alive without any book or tools, being slavered in a distant land.
Many of us embody the energies of our ancestors, whom live and travel within the rivers of our blood. They are kept alive by us remembering how closely linked we are with nature and all that she reveals to us about ourselves.
Oba was his first wife, which he left for Oya and learned from her the magic of lightning, at that time oshun was the wife of Ogun, it was her dance(naked, covered in honey) that entranced Sango, she used this same skill to lure ogun from his madness and solidarity in the woods. They(osùn and sango) bore the ibeyi(twins)
Daniel Roland Osun existed before Oba. I shun was wife of orunmila and obatala.
Existence was not in question
Yessss. And I was wondering why Oya wasn't mentioned...
💯
Stop with the lies do some more research
Thanks for the alternative spin on the "Oshun is all as all about love and happiness" narrative. I've watched a lot of videos and read a lot of posts about her, yet none of what I watched/read mentioned how *pivotal* she was to the creation of humanity, nor how she also possessed the power to DESTROY in addition to CREATE. It makes her more balanced. Thanks again! ❣️💫
But Oshun DOES NOT destroy. That is not her domain, of the six that make the seven, they all have their embodiments. They’re three feminine manifestations of God and Three masculine Manifestations of God. Yemonja gives life, Osun is the EXPEREINCE of life, Oya is the destruction and transmutation of life. So, no, It is not in Osuns energy to destroy. She’s not a creation deity either, in that sense of childbirth and such. If you’re experiencing wrath, then you’re experiencing the manifestation of Oya who is the destroyer, because the three feminine energies will individual are one. A sacred trinity in a way.
I think it was Oya that tricked Oba to cut off her ear . Oba was the first wife , Oya second and Oshun third . Oya found Shango's power and took thunder . Oshun , Oxum and Ochun is both one of the first Orisha and youngest .
When I visited the Ọ̀sun sacred Grove, I truly felt something spiritual and calm.
Where is it?
@@dwhite8997 Nigeria osun state
Osuñ was so great. An entire state was named after her in Nigeria..
My goddess bless you mother Oshun! Love you for all you have done for me and my love one! Thanks Brother for depicting her in such grace and dignity she will bless you immensely. Ashe💛💛💛💛💛🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌻🌻🌻🌻🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🍰
Wow! Why am I just learning about this as an African? We lost the best of your own identity as African. Thanks to Hood Mystic, who told me about this Goddess 🙏🏾👑❤️🔥💞 and thank you for this beautiful history. Oshun💛🌻🍤🍯🌟🌊🍊🧅🎃
Before i had Oshun in my life i had no self esteem no love for myself Oshun had gave me hope love i never had before Ashe Oshun thank u for loving me FOREVER♥
Oya did the pretend ear ritual 👂 not Osun. 🌻 Osun went after Obba when she ran off after being shunned by Sango. That's why they are so close. 💛
Thank you for making this video and spreading the knowledge of the Yoruba tradition and also mentioning Cuba and Brazil.
Thank you for always blessing us with so much history ! You’re highly appreciated !
I think that I had a vision of this beautiful deity Oshun in a vision! I also have had past life regression were Egypt, Jamaica and past lives of slavery! We have many ancestors tribes!
Yes You are Correct Sistar
They say the woman was created from the rib of a MAN yet women are the ones that create life. But no one can believe in deities like oshun. Smh a joke
Right
They say my ass go do your home work child ...know who u are as a black woman&where you came from...the same they know who we are though we still fighting to know! Feel sorry for u kid, "they" brainwashed you ouchhhh...
A Man is not worthy of worship or reverence. The Devine Feminine births all things. And nurtures it while comforting and rearing them. Man has only destroyed.
Like im Christian right, and for some reasons idiots wanto say stuff like "woman was made of man, you are beneath them" like chill lil homie, we were made coz u couldnt handle life on your own. If it were truly so, we were made from your rib. Your side. To stand as equal and not to be trampled on by anyone
Africans were not slaves forced to leave their culture, their land, their essence, they always kept their identity in front of those who said that they should change their religion, dress customs, slaves we are the ones who reject everything we are to adore others.
I really love the sound of his voice
Are you going to do one about Yemoja?
Latasha Nichols I love her. She’s literally a mermaid.
I was looking to see if he had done one. Nothing can be done without Goddess Yemoja
Maferefun Yemoja 🙌🏿
We Puerto Ricans call her Yemaya. :)
@@GilbertGarcia_ojoartstudios yea my ex used to call her that... and called Oshun- Ochun
I luv the unique African singing and the drumming in the opening of ur video, and the beautiful paintings of Mother Goddess Oshun, Thank you so much for sharing Oshun to others
I have seen her on a Shamanic travel. She is a very nice and honest spirit.
What is shamanic travel?
Watching this at 11:11 🙌🏾✨🍯💛☀️
Reading this comment at 11:11pm. Wow
Nice video bro I really appreciate your work
Thank you Home Team
❤
I’m Osunyomi and this made me so happy... sharing!
Rahubaat Afa Raya Kaa yasar, Keep up the good work zamaal.
Thank you so much for sharing this information, I am very grateful.🙏🏽❤️😌
His voice is beautiful
Thank you for learning me this important history! I will use this to teach my followers the truth 💛💛💛
An annual oshun festival is to be so powerful I would love to go there one day
Most of the stories I've heard, It was Oya who was convinced Oba, Shango's first wife to cut off her ear. Oya was his favorite because she was a fierce warrior and often fought together. He was thunder, she was lightning or vice versa. Oshun was the younger wife.
I give thank🙏🏿 to you beautiful🌻 Oshun!💛
Love your videos! 💞Oya actually played that nasty trick on Oba not Oshun. Oba was Shango's first wife, then Oya, and lastly Oshun which bore the twins for him. Oya was envious of Oba and knew her insecurity was her ears. Oya wanted Shango so bad that she would do anything to get him. After getting him Oya taught him many beautiful powers, but she was also very controlling. Shango; being who he was hated this and left in the most epic way possible. By faking his death. He eventually ran off with Oshun. Not painting her to be innocent. She had been watching him for a very long time. Plotting if you will. Studying the character of the three Goddesses it makes sense that it is believed to be Oshun, but this type of ruthlessness fits Oya alot better. Different cultures believe different stories though.
love, love and did I say love your vids!!
Am a Yoruba guy,from Oshun state in Nigeria.
90% are Christians LOL
its crazy how a white Cubans can sail to Miami 90 miles🌊in shark infested water on a home-made raft and survive on the full faith of Yemaya but Nigerians drown by the hundreds in the Mediterranean sea 💦💦💦 on the full faith of White Jesus
THEY PLAYED THEMSELVES ! ! !
𝒯𝑒𝓁𝓁 𝒷𝓁𝒶𝒸𝓀𝓈 𝒾𝓃 𝒯𝒽𝑒 𝒜𝓂𝑒𝓇𝒾𝒸𝒶𝓈 𝓉𝒽𝑒𝓎 𝒽𝒶𝓋𝑒 𝓃𝑜 𝒜𝒻𝓇𝒾𝒸𝒶𝓃 𝒸𝓊𝓁𝓉𝓊𝓇𝑒,𝑔𝑒𝓉 𝑜𝓃 𝓉𝒽𝑒 ✈ 𝓅𝓁𝒶𝓃𝑒 𝓉𝑜 𝑔𝑜 𝓉𝑜 𝐵𝓇𝒶𝓏𝒾𝓁 𝒶𝓃𝒹 𝑜𝓉𝒽𝑒𝓇 𝒸𝑜𝓊𝓃𝓉𝓇𝒾𝑒𝓈 𝓉𝑜 𝓁𝑒𝒶𝓇𝓃 𝓂𝑜𝓇𝑒 𝒶𝒷𝑜𝓊𝓉 𝒜𝒻𝓇𝒾𝒸𝒶𝓃 𝓉𝓇𝒶𝒹𝒾𝓉𝒾𝑜𝓃𝓈🤷 on the low. smh
cinnamonstar808 you need to go to Oshun state and watch how people worship and adore Oshun. You failed to point out Nigeria has different cultures and not all believe in Oshun so stop lumping all Nigerians together, each region has its own spirituality
@@cinnamonstar808 you are getting many things wrong
dope
Same
I love this video ! I'm not familiar with the Orishas and I love learning about them. You should do videos about the Lwas of Voodoo
Awesome and inspirational information.
Love your channel, been following 4 yrs now!!
So beautifully articulated!!! Bravo I learned so much.
The pataki I heard was that Oya tricked Obba and it was Oshun who friended Obba and hugged her before Obatala sent her to the graveyard
same
Its good to be home with mother Oshun. thank you for the lovely video.
Yes bring more and more and more thanks so much
I feel so intuitively connected to her. She is a life giver 🤰🏿
Enjoying learning about this
I love her so much ❤️💕Ori Yeye O,,to the beautiful Orisha Oshun, she saved humanity and is olodumare favorite daughter 😊 she is generous is kind,she saved my life and changed my life
Me to sis! She saved my life ooo 💓
Love this!
Thank you. Very informative ❤️
Thank you so informative
I love her!!!!💯💯💛💛💛💛
Nigerians are Ghanaian still worship water gods and godesses. Commonly described as 'mammy water's. Its a shame that we dont know much about these historical figures.
Thank you brother this helped. I always knew I was linked to Africa in some way or another. Led here today after a tarot reading on UA-cam that described one of my main spirit guides as Oshun. Incidentally, I also named my cat Osh.
You are doing a great job
Thank you such an important connection to African legacy....
And that music at end is pure fire ❤❤❤❤........
Great job
Thank you for the History
Amazing work. Please if you can, do one on Oya and others
VERY INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT EDUCATION FROM MY BELOVED AFRICAN BROTHERS AND SISTERS!!! GOD BLESS YOU ALL!!!
This is so informative
Love this chanel
Ore Yeye Osun💛🕊
Orisa Osun did not only assist in helping with human beings creation but the creation of the earth. Of the water deities, Osun is one of the most popular. Orisa are cosmic divine forces and the stories of their more human traits are used to teach human beings about their own behaviors. Osun teaches leadership skills and how if choosing love over fotce will assist us in our daily walk here on earth.
Peace Gods and Goddesses! Black love is black power!
This video has inspired me to go back to my birth place Kenya, and learn more about it. I have been wondering what the ancient stories and goddesses were once there before me. I am someone who is fluent in both English and swahili as I continue to watch this channel I hope to find more information.
Unreal Gamz Be careful
Thank you all for your encouragement. I will say shikamoo (hello) for you all.
Wow. This caught my eye because of Beyoncé’s lyric in, “Mood 4 Eva”.
Oshun,queen sheba
Victoria Msuya 🙌🏽
I am the mother.
Oshun is also her inspiration for her coming out of the water with the yellow dress in the 'Hold Up' video.
gemini_sun 😲
Zak Griffiths Miller don’t got off what you think you know! Do ya own research
Awesome!!!
Beautiful, thank you
Your research is very well done and your pronunciation makes me giggle ♥️
Interesting my ears are open love to know more
I looooove you Oshun👸🏾👸🏾👸🏾🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯
Heyy this my first time commenting on your channel! And I gotta say thank you for sharing these beautiful stories and history of Africa. Your Awesome!!😃
Hopefully you do Mami Wata, since I'm writing about mermaids this would be Great. Since she's not apart of the Orisha patheon. But she grasp inspiration from Marie Laveu and others, she's interesting to read.
Your videos are Amazing keep it up!!
Mami Wata is understood to be a manifestation of Yemoja which is an Orisha. Haitian Vodou refers to "La Sirene" (the mermaid), which has the same attributes as Yemoja/Mami Wata etc, so many of them are interpreted as different aspects of the same entity as interpreted by the various West African people,
The Yoruba Yemoja is the Fon's Mami Wata which is the Haitians La Sirene, etc. "Agwe and La Sirene in Haitian Vodou": ua-cam.com/video/6oaOCzXse1c/v-deo.html
@@VanTConsult - Oh arlight thank you for the video!
This is Beautiful
Thank you !!!!
Got high started watching and paying more attention to black history 💪🏽💯
Nice video! Just for the record, here in Brazil, we write Oxum, but it's spelt very much as Ošun or Oshun. As for Xango, it's the same: de x doesn't sound like z, but like Sh.
Hello, I love your channel, praise to you my brother. Do you mind giving any recommendations on literature that’ll discuss the earliest of our history and knowledge
This is so interesting
Thank You. This is beautiful!! Im a dancer searching for the depths and origins of salsa :-) cuban "salsa" timba bought me here
Ore Yeye o: The kindness of (our) mother.
You got the significance of the Iyalode title correct. There are still women who bear that title today, it is very prestigious. The word Iyalode translates to "Mother Warrior." Like most Orishas, Oshun has many aspects. From the Santeria/Lukumi perspective (Cuban), we call those aspects "caminos" or roads (in the Nigerian system, I believe they are called Oriki or "praise names"). The roads of Oshun represent the entirety of the feminine experience from girlhood up until eldership. There are caminos of Oshun that are connected to music and dance (Oshun Ibu Anya), some to divination (Ibu Kolé), wealth (Oshun Ibu Olodi), poverty (Oshun Akparo), etc.
Oshun is important to women in some obvious ways, but she is just as important to men. She helps us understand our own feminine energies to achieve balance with our masculinity. As with all orishas, her significance is internal and external. Yes, she represents love and sensuality, but also self-esteem and self-care; how other people may feel about you and how you feel about yourself. In the stories about her, Oshun was essentially tasked with overcoming her own insecurity (hence the pettiness, jealousy, etc.). For those of us who worship her, she helps us overcome those flaws and compassionately corrects us when we exhibit them.
Perfecto!!
Another excellent video, informative as always. Don't listen to the detractors. They just want to cause discord.
You are greatly appreciated. I pray Orosun the Yoruba Goddess of mountains and jagged peaks lift you to lofty heights. Asé
This is so dope
Thank you
Asante Sana Asē
😍😍😍 one my favorite after yemoja
Home team you need to make more of those video of the lwa. With that being said ayibobo
As a Santera, I love thiiiiiiis
I have been interested in trying to learn first religions.. if we all migrated from Africa wouldn't be safe to say the original religion came from there?
My guy you have such a sensual voice, Oshun is proud
Amazing channel big ups!
She is spelt osun though