30 Orixás phrases for you to thank or ask for protection

I am the daughter of Iansã, I was born to be a storm and I don’t tremble when facing any wind.

May it bring light. Nana, wisdom. Xango, justice. Yemanja, affection. Ogun, victory. Oxum, love. Iansã, the force. Ochosi, plenty. Ibeji, the joy. And Oxum, the open paths.

People who love the owner of the winds Oyá.

The wind that brought you is what takes you to the sea. Whoa, whoa, whoa, my mother Iansã.

You can even try to destroy me, but I have Oyá that won’t let me give up.

He is a knight from Aruanda, a demand winner. He is my father Ogun.

Iansã, your wind is my direction, your ray is my light.

My Orixás, I thank you today and always for your protection!

I believe in my Orisha.

If I got here it was because my father Ogun didn’t give up on me.

May love be reborn and strengthen faith, for Iansã is blowing a gale of Axé around the world.

I called the strength of the Orixás to protect me, no harm will catch me!

I look like a thin breeze, but I’m the storm and the wind of Iansã.

I’m from Axé, I don’t deny my faith. I love being from Iansã.

Saravá my father Ochosi, your blessing my Lord. ok aro.

Eparrei! Save the lightning, Iansã!

She was from Ochosi. He loved watching her dance agueré.

My father Ochosi always points the direction with his arrow.

Céu & Oxalá & Mar & Iemanjá.

When we leave our lives in the hands of Olorum and the Orixás, everything is provided for us and what does not belong to us is taken from us.

Gratitude Ogun, for keeping me firm and strong in the face of obstacles.

Whoever has Iemanjá as a mother has an ocean of protection.

Saravá Ogun, protector of my life. Lord of my ways, come always to me.

Even if I lack everything, my faith in the Orixás will lift me up!

May the fire of Xangô clear my path, bring justice and love.

If it were easy, you wouldn’t have been chosen. Orisha knows his ability to win.

Guard my ways, guard my home, my Exu of faith. Laroye!

Save Nanã’s love and wisdom!

What Oxum builds, no one destroys. What Oxum opens, no one closes. What Oxum lifts, no one takes down.

A rainbow in the sky I saw shine. The bright sky gave memories of Oxalá. Oxumaré, my father comes to work.