Visual symbolism of Yoruba Orisa roles and collaboration by Baba Esuwale Adigun (King Brujo) There is a trend online where people attempt to rank Orisa the way people rank sneakers or NBA players. It makes for entertaining arguments, but it does not come from Yoruba cosmology. The idea of a strict Yoruba Orisa hierarchy based on superiority is not traditional. It is a projection from other religious systems trying to interpret an indigenous worldview without cultural context.

The relationship between Obatala and Ifa is often misunderstood online. This article returns to Yoruba cosmology to explain their roles, structure, and divine order without modern noise.

In this powerful Oshun and Ogun story, Oshun descends with a dream to restore the Earth—only to meet Ogun in the forest, where faith and iron forge a new world.