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    Orisha Ewe

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    This document lists herbs that are associated with different Orishas, which are spirits in the Yoruba religion. It assigns skullcap, sage, kola nut, basil, and other herbs to Obatala. Kelp, squawvine, cohosh, dandelion, and aloe are linked to Yemoja. Herbs such as plantain, saw palmetto, and hibiscus are connected to Shango, while mullein, comfrey, and cherrybark are related to Oya. Eucalyptus, alfalfa, and hawthorn are prescribed for Ogun, and yellow dock, burdock, cinnamon, and others are for Oshun

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    This document lists herbs that are associated with different Orishas, which are spirits in the Yoruba religion. It assigns skullcap, sage, kola nut, basil, and other herbs to Obatala. Kelp, squawvine, cohosh, dandelion, and aloe are linked to Yemoja. Herbs such as plantain, saw palmetto, and hibiscus are connected to Shango, while mullein, comfrey, and cherrybark are related to Oya. Eucalyptus, alfalfa, and hawthorn are prescribed for Ogun, and yellow dock, burdock, cinnamon, and others are for Oshun

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    This document lists herbs that are associated with different Orishas, which are spirits in the Yoruba religion. It assigns skullcap, sage, kola nut, basil, and other herbs to Obatala. Kelp, squawvine, cohosh, dandelion, and aloe are linked to Yemoja. Herbs such as plantain, saw palmetto, and hibiscus are connected to Shango, while mullein, comfrey, and cherrybark are related to Oya. Eucalyptus, alfalfa, and hawthorn are prescribed for Ogun, and yellow dock, burdock, cinnamon, and others are for Oshun

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    This document lists herbs that are associated with different Orishas, which are spirits in the Yoruba religion. It assigns skullcap, sage, kola nut, basil, and other herbs to Obatala. Kelp, squawvine, cohosh, dandelion, and aloe are linked to Yemoja. Herbs such as plantain, saw palmetto, and hibiscus are connected to Shango, while mullein, comfrey, and cherrybark are related to Oya. Eucalyptus, alfalfa, and hawthorn are prescribed for Ogun, and yellow dock, burdock, cinnamon, and others are for Oshun

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    The Ewe (Herbs) and Presiding Orisha Correspondence Obatala: Skullcap, Sage, Kola Nut, Basil, Hyssop, Blue

    Vervain, White Willow, Valerian Yemoja: Kelp, Squawvine, Cohosh, Dandelion, Yarrow, Aloe, Spirulina, Mints, Passion Flower, Wild Yam Root Shango: Plantain, Saw Palmetto, Hibiscus, Fo-ti, Sarsaparilla, Nettles, Cayenne Oya: Mullein, Comfrey, Cherrybark, Pleurisy Root, Elecampane, Horehound, Chickweed Ogun: Eucalyptus, Alfalfa, Hawthorn, Bloodroot, Parsley, Motherwort, Garlic Oshun: Yellow Dock, Burdock, Cinnamon, Damiana, Anis, Raspberry, Yarrow, Chamomile, Lotus, UvaUrsi, Buchu, Myrrh, Echinacea Esu-Elegbara: All Herbs

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