- West
African deities, the
orixás are
linked with
Roman Catholic saints. Each
individual is
believed to have a
tutelary orixá who has been
connected to...
- from humanity.
Beneath this
entity are
powerful non-human
spirits called orixás. In the more Spiritist-oriented wing of the religion,
White Umbanda, these...
- òrìṣà is the
spelling in the
Yoruba language,
orixá in Portuguese, and orisha, oricha, orichá or
orixá in Spanish-speaking countries.
According to the...
-
Orixa ****onica,
commonly called East
Asian orixa or ****anese
orixa, is a
deciduous shrub growing to 3
metres (10 ft) with an
equal spread.
Native to China...
-
Orixa may
refer to:
Orixa (plant), a
genus of
plants in the
family Rutaceae Orixa (moth), the
synonym of a
genus of
moths in the
family Erebidae Orixa...
-
Orixa is an
alternative rock/rock en español duo from the
United States.
Members are
Rowan Jimenez and Juan
Manuel Caipo.
Orixa's music mixes many different...
- existence. Ketu's
deities are
called Orixá.
Orixá control the
destiny of the
people and act as a guardian.
Orixá also
represent different forces in nature...
-
lightning and thunder. He
became the
patron orixa of
plantations and many Candomblé terreiros. In
contrast Oko, the
orixá of agriculture,
found little favor among...
-
spiritual power and
energy bestowed upon
practitioners by the
pantheon of
orixás". It also has ties with the
Roman Catholic Church and the
Lenten season...
- Subfamily:
Hypeninae Genus:
Xoria Nye, 1975
Species Xoria filifera (Walker, 1869)
Synonyms Generic Orixa Walker, 1869
Specific Orixa filifera Walker, 1869...
