Santeria: The Definitive Guide to Cuban Santeria, Orishas, Yoruba History and the Rules for Becoming Iyawò, Paperback

Hundreds of years ago, the Yoruba people of Nigeria and West Africa were brought to America as slaves. Fortunately, they were able to preserve their heritage and ancestral spirits by disguising their deities as Catholic saints.

What makes Santeria so unique is the fact that it is a syncretic religion - it combines the beliefs and practices of several religions, primarily the African Yoruba religion with Roman Catholic elements mixed in.

Today, many people still turn to the Orisha for help and guidance not only in their small problems, but also in the big ones of life.

In this book you will find:

• The Legends of the Yoruba religion
• The rules for becoming an Iyawò
• You will learn that each Orisha has specific actions and temperament.
• How the Shangò maraca was born
• Why the sea is salty

Santería will set you on the path to discover your roots and help you establish a spiritual connection with the spirits of your ancestors.

• Dimensions: 229 x 152
• Author: Danay Donatien Martinez
• Cover type: Paperback
• Publishing Year: 2021
• Publishing Month: 10
• Pages: 140
• Language: English
• Publisher: Danay Donatien Martinez
• Weight: 195 g