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A surprised Yoruba woman in traditional attire reacts to golden cowries falling from the sky, with the words 'Strange Rain' in bold white letters.

When Cowries Fall, Be Ready for the Storm: A Yoruba Story of Orunmila, Prosperity, and Preparation

What happens when blessings fall from the sky but no one prepares for what follows? This Yoruba story of Orunmila reveals the true cost of prosperity without preparation.

kingbrujo

Jul 283 min read

Illustration of Orunmila and Osain facing each other in a forest, with a glowing tombstone between them. Orunmila is wearing green and white robes with a green headwrap, holding a divination chain. Osain is dressed in leaves, symbolizing his connection to nature. The text reads “Orula Osain Story – The First Tombstone.”

The Osain and Orunmila Story: How a Yoruba Proverb Gave Us the First Tombstone

In this powerful Yoruba proverb, the Osain and Orunmila story reveals how betrayal, herbal deception, and divine wisdom led to the creation of the world’s first tombstone. What begins as a secret affair becomes a tale of spiritual justice, showing us that even the deepest secrets are never truly buried—especially when Ifá is involved.

kingbrujo

Jun 153 min read

Illustration of the Orisha Ochosi in a lush green forest, dressed in traditional green attire with beaded jewelry and a crown, aiming a bow and arrow. Three arrows are shown flying off target to the left, with stylized energy patterns around them. The text reads: “The Day Osoosi Lost His Aim – How His Arrows Went Off Course.”

Ochosi Orisha Story: A Lesson in Strength, Struggle, and Support

A powerful Ochosi Orisha story about regaining divine skill and the importance of asking for help when pride won’t let you.

kingbrujo

Jun 153 min read

Illustration of three powerful Orishas from Yoruba mythology in a dramatic golden-orange glow. Oshun stands on the left holding a staff, her expression calm yet intense. Sango is in the center, gripping a double-headed axe, eyes glowing with lightning energy. Oya stands on the right with her hand raised, channeling power. The background features African spiritual symbols, with bold text at the top reading “ORISHA DRAMA!”

The Obba Oshun and Oya Story: Divine Drama, Love, and Power in Yoruba Tradition

Dive into the Obba Oshun and Oya story—an unforgettable tale of love, jealousy, and divine feminine strength in Yoruba mythology.

kingbrujo

Jun 143 min read