Yemaya Oil You will need: 3 coffee beans or English peppers or 1 vanilla bean cut into 3 pieces 1/2 liter almond or other clear, light, natural oil 1 tablespoon sea salt 7 cowrie shells or other small shells or pieces of coral a piece of turquoise, sapphire, or blue…
Oya Oil Smoke is taboo for some traditions of Oya, so for observances, her devotional oil should be diffused on water, not straight on the burner. You will need: a stick of cinnamon for Eshu 1/2 liter of olive oil (for a war Goddess type energy) or sunflower oil if…
When you want to make a very special offering to some Mesoamerican deities or Oya, chocolate is a good choice. You can give the raw cocoa beans or nibs, but you can also make a nice drink called xocolatl in the Nahuatl language. It is basically a creamy, frothy chocolate…
Kola is an important nut in west Africa, and by extension in some diaspora traditions. However, in the north American diaspora, it is rarely heard of. In my opinion, this needs to be remedied. It embodies hospitality, good will, and unity. Rather than repeat what has already been written on…
Before we begin, let me just say that this cake is dangerous. If the union is not completely against his Nature, it will cause the man to want to make passionate love with its maker. Treat this recipe with the utmost care because if a person actually does give in…
Except in blood offerings, Eshu is always served first. One of the things he really loves is spiced coffee. So here’s a recipe for Eshu coffee that makes a great offering or addition to offerings. Children of Eshu often like this very much as well. This method is for a…