Podcasts about ochun

Pleasure Muse: Oshun    Tantalizing Trivia   Oshun is a goddess deity, or orisha, of the Yoruba religion of West Africa. There are equivalent goddess figures in multiple cultures including as Oxum in Brazil and Ochun in Cuba. Tradition holds that Oshun comes from Osogbo, Nigeria. That city is considered sacred, and it is believed to be fiercely protected by the water goddess. The Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove, a forest that contains several shrines and artwork in honor of Oshun; it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005. Every year Oshun devotees and other people of the Yoruba religious tradition go to the Oshun River to pay homage at the Oshun festival.  One of the youngest Orisha's and one of the most adored in the Yoruba religion. She is the goddess of love, beauty, and fertility. She exudes sensuality and all the qualities associated with fresh, flowing river water.  She is a teacher of both magic and mysticism. She is the granter of wishes and all of your heart's desires.  Mirror Work: Drop into a Goddess squat and allow your hips, chest and heart to open to your divine power.. Instructions:  From a standing position with the feet 3 feet apart, bend the elbows at shoulder height and turn the palms facing each other. Turn the feet out 45 degrees facing the corners of the room, and as you exhale bend the knees over the toes squatting down. Press the hips forward, press the knees back. Drop the shoulders down and back and press the chest toward the front of the room. Keep the arms active, as if they were holding a big ball over your head. Look straight ahead with the chin parallel to the floor. Breathe and hold 3-6 breaths While breathing repeat the affirmations below.  Affirmation:  I am at the center of creation, the river of life flows through me.  I give birth to new ideas each day, I nurture them with care.  I am divine.  Activate the Divine:  A Playlist  Alchemy Assignment: Before bed pamper yourself with this 30-minute divine feminine flow to reconnect to the goddess energy inside of you.    Self-Care Shopping List:  Create an ancestor altar. Everything that you need is detailed here in this simple article.  “The divine feminine is a spiritual concept that there exists a feminine counterpart to the patriarchal and masculine worship structures that have long dominated organized religions. The divine feminine extends well beyond one belief system, and instead can be used as a spiritual lens to balance our perspective.” - Emily Torres    Didn't catch the live recording of today's episode? We don't want you to miss out on getting the full experience. Check out the opening and closing songs below. Opening ⁠Song⁠ Closing ⁠Song

As we celebrate women's history month, enjoy this first part of three episodes celebrating women in Latin music this month. This week will celebrate Puerto Rican artists through the years from the 1800's to the modern day; learn about the elders right up until today. Elisa Tavarez - un recuerdito Victoria Hernandez/Rafael Hernandez - Perfume de Gardenia Julita Ross - Tu y Yo Graciela Rivera - No me beses mas Carmen Delia Dipini - Delirio Sylvia Rexach - Olas y Arenas Myrta Silva - Puerto Rico del Alma Ruth Fernandez - que cancion mas linda Lucy Fabrey - Primera Lluvia La Calandria - somos Boricuas Blanca Iris Villafañe - Canalla Lucecita Benitez - ven conmigo a la montaña Fe Cortijo - Bambolae Yolanda Rivera - Borinquen La India/ Eddie Palmieri - Yemaya y Ochun (w/ prelude) Victoria Sanabria - Yo No Me Voy iLe (with Eddie Palmieri) - Dejame Decirte Latin Fever - La Mujer Latina --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/anani-kaike/message

El pianista Chucho Valdés y el saxofonista y clarinetista Paquito D´Rivera ('Mambo influenciado', 'I missed you too!', 'El día que me quieras'), el saxofonista Alexey León ('Dat dere', 'De La Habana a Moscú', 'Noche de carnaval'), la cantante y chelista Ana Carla Maza ('Les choses simples', 'A tomar café'), la flautista y saxofonista Jane Bunnett con Merceditas Valdés ('Ochun', 'Yo sempre Oddara') y el pianista Frank Emilio Flynn ('Gandinga, mondongo y sandunga'). Escuchar audio

Catherine Ochun speaks on building a business and rebranding in 2022 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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On this episode of the 'Cast, Courtney and Shaun discuss the magick of cooking with the marvelous and awe-inspiring Gourmet Witch! We three witches talk the power of creating and casting through Kitchen Witchery, manifesting with Sex Magick, feasting with the gods and the Sabbats, magickal ingredients, and SO much more. Gather 'round the cauldron, witches, you're gonna want to smell this! Andrea Maldonado is a classically trained chef and a graduate of The Culinary Institute of America. She worked in a variety of New York City restaurants and high-end catering companies. Andrea is an Initiated Priestess of Ochun in the Lucumi Tradition, High Priestess of the Deam Lux Coven and the Minoan Sisterhood. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thelionthewitchandthepod/support

The Lucky Mojo Hoodoo Rootwork Hour is a real, live call-in show where the general public gets a chance to ask about actual problems with love, career, and spiritual protection, and we recommend and fully describe hoodoo rootwork spells to address, ameliorate, and remediate their issues. We begin this show with a Discussion Panel focussed on the topic of Ochun and Caridad. You will learn a lot just by listening -- but if you sign up at the Lucky Mojo Forum and call in and your call is selected, you will get a free consultation from three of the finest workers in the field, cat yronwode, ConjureMan Ali, and a special guest from AIRR, Mama E. Sign up before the show to appear as one of our 2 clients! Post at the Lucky Mojo Forum at: http://forum.luckymojo.com/lmhrhour-free-readings-september-8-2019-ochun-and-caridad-t92743.html Then call in at 818-394-8535 and dial '1' to flag our Studio Board Operator that you want to be on the air! We select new client sign-ups first and then call-back sign-ups. Call in right when the show begins and listen via your phone. Message the Announcer or the Studio Board Operator ("Lucky Mojo Curio Company") in chat to let them know you're available.

Embrace all the beauty, love, and sweetness that our mother, Ochun has blessed us with. Don’t question your good fortune or blessings that come to you this weekend. Embrace all the joy that beloved has bestowed upon you. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Soften your heart and add some sweetness to your life. A lot of our outward battles may be a result of an inner one. What are you not willing to accept in regards to this new journey? Everything is already in the works, let go of what you cannot change and embrace what’s in front of you. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode we talk to River Devora, Santera and Heathen, and learn about what Santeria is and is not. What are the misconceptions, and how much has been distorted or twisted by fear? Why do other pagans fear this tradition? What role does racism play in the reactions of people who are outside the tradition? What about animal sacrifice? How do we show respect, not only to this tradition, but to those who practice it? River Devora is a multi-trad spirit worker, medium, and clergyperson. She has been actively involved in pagan and polytheist communities since 1994, and has led numerous classes and rituals.  She initiated as a community priestess with Waxing Muse Coven in 1996, made Ocha to Ochun in 2011, and is oathed to Odin, Freyr, Loki, Juksakka, the Morrigan and the Matronae. She leads a monthly online and in-person class series on polytheist practice called Strong Roots and Wide Branches. She lives with her living and non-living family in a quiet home with a bossy garden.   Links Email: river.devora@gmail.com

've been wanting to create a mix of classic house tracks for a while now. 80's stuff. 90's stuff. Chicago stuff. Detroit stuff. Tracks that get the same reaction in the clubs today as they did when they first came out 20 years ago. Here it is... CAN YOU FEEL IT (Classic House Mix) 1. Love Can't Turn Around (ft. Darryl Pandy) - Farley Jackmaster Funk 2. Follow Me (Club Mix) - Aly-Us 3. You Used to Hold Me - Ralphi Rosario 4. Make My Body Rock - Jomanda 5. Everybody Everybody (Le Freak Mix) - Black Box 6. Dirty Cash - Stevie V. 7. Love & Happiness (Yemaya y Ochun 12" Club Mix) - River Ocean 8. Sume Sigh Say - Todd Terry 9. Give it Up - The Good Men 10. Lovelee Dae - Blaze 11. Show Me Love (Stonebridge Classic Club Mix) - Robin S. 12. I Got a Love for You (Hurley's House Mix) - Jomanda 13. Big Fun (Les Adams Remix) - Inner City 14. Good Life - Inner City 15. Good Time - Sound Factory 16. Get Up (Parade Mix) - Byron Stingily 17. Move Your Body (Director's Cut Signature Mix) - Marshall Jefferson 18. Pump Up the Jam - Technotronic 19. I'll House You - Jungle Brothers 20. This is Acid (K&T Mix) - Maurice 21. Deep Inside - Harddrive 22. Push the Feeling On (MK Dub) - The Nightcrawlers 23. Mirror Dance - Afefe Iku 24. In Da Ghetto - Bad Yard Club 25. The Bomb - The Bucketheads 26. Fired Up (Murk's Original Groove) - Funky Green Dogs 27. Yolanda - Reality 28. Understand This Groove - Sound Factory 29. EL Trago - 2 In a Room 30. French Kiss (Underground Mix) - Lil' Louis & The World

Whitney Houston “Queen Of The Night” (CJ’s Master Mix) River Ocean ft. India “Love and Happiness” (Yemaya y Ochun) Jamiroquai “Emergency On Planet Earth”(London Rican Mix) Liberty City “If You Really Love Someone” Inner City “Share My Life” (Graeme Park Vocal) Aretha Franklin “A Deeper Love” (C+C Music Factory Mix) Michael Watford “So Into You” (Inner City Club Mix) M People “Moving On Up” (MK Like A Man Dub) Romanthony “In The Mix” (A Tribute To Tony Humphries) Staxx of Joy ft. Carol Leeming “Joy” Livin’ Joy “Dreamer” (Original Club) The Grid “Swamp Thing” (Grid Southern Comfort Mix) Jamiroquai “Space Cowboy” (Classic Radio Remix) EP33 “1994 House & Techno" Recorded from vinyl 02.18.11 Time 54:44

New monster mix (2h10) with all summer top tracks. Starts soulful then a bit more housey.Tracklist : Jay Sinister Sealee & Louie Vega feat Julie Mc Knight - Bittersweet part 1 (Jay's Bittersweet Matinee)Bah Samba feat Tasita d'amour - Live in the Summer (Bah Samba Calor mix)MAW - Pienso en ti (Nuyorican Soul mix)Knee Deep feat Cathy Battistessa - All about Love (Knee Deep vocal mix)Joe Claussell feat Joi - Cravin (Joes Deep House mix)Vick Lavender feat Michelle Thomas - Superwoman (The V.L.E Trumpet Dub mix) Bah Samba feat Isabel Fructuoso - Calma (Louie Vega Mix)Tarek - Desabafo (Ian Friday mix)Gabriel Rene feat J Soul - Spirit (Doruk Ozlen Deep vocal mix)Tortured Soul - Home to you (Quentin Harris mix)Dunneasy feat Tamara Wellons - Higher Power (Dunneasy main vocal mix)Aaron Ross feat Natasha Watts - Time To Shine (Aaron Ross Alternative mix)Blaze - We are one (Ian Friday Instrumental mix)Melchyor A & Mj White - Real Thing (Louis Benedetti Extended Vox mix)Anane - Let's Get High (Louie Vega EOL Mix)The funk ensemble by dario d'attis - Syndia (dario d'attis club mix)River Ocean - Love and Happiness (Yemaya y Ochun) (michel cleis mix)Michel Cleis - La MesclaRalphi Rosario feat Shawn Christopher - Everybody Shake it (Ralphis Funky house vocal)Tortured Soul - Another Lover (Master Kev And Tony Loreto MKTL Club mix)Fire Island - There But For The Grace Of God (Original Live 'N' Funky mix)Lien pour le telechargement (direct download)