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Orixás : os deuses que habitam em nós / Reginaldo Prandi ; ilustrações, Pedro Rafael.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Prandi, J. Reginaldo, Author.
Contributor:
Rafael, Pedro, illustrator.
Language:
Portuguese
Subjects (All):
Orishas.
Afro-Brazilian religions.
Mythology, Yoruba.
Brazilian literature.
Physical Description:
255 pages illustrations 21 cm
illustrations.
black and white.
Edition:
1a̲ edição, 1a̲ reimpressão.
Place of Publication:
São Paulo, SP : Companhia das Letras, 2025.
Summary:
This work presents eighteen orishas from the Yoruba tradition, exploring their symbolic meanings and the forces they represent, such as joy, justice, love, life, death, and rebirth. Reginaldo Prandi interprets the myths and characteristics of these deities, highlighting their relationship with human subjectivity and the teachings they offer. The result of decades of research and the author's interaction with terreiros (Afro-Brazilian religious centers) and universities, the book brings the reader closer to the mythology of the orishas and their cultural and spiritual importance, engaging both those who believe and those who seek to understand these traditions.
Contents:
Exu
Ogum
Oxóssi
Ossaim
Omulu
Oxumarê
Xangô
Obá
Iansã
Oxum
Logum Edé
Ibejis
Nanã
Euá
Iemanjá
Ifá
Oxaguiã
Oxalá
Epílogo.
ISBN:
9788535942576
8535942572
OCLC:
1564625762

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