Oshun - The Charming Goddess of Rivers - Yoruba Mythology

[@Joseph_R._Azevedo]

Oshun is such a fascinating goddess

[@AkodoGarou]

I appreciate that you research and show other mythology, religions, and pantheons, outside of the normal ones we know and hear about constantly.

[@sifilore9462]

More Yoruba mythology.

[@clarkparker4860]

+1

[@hosannaakhibi1632]

Am always truly fascinated about Yoruba deities. Plz more Nigeria mythology like this.

[@stdew07]

Loving the Yoruba series. So distinct from Graeco-Roman, Egyptian and Indian Mythology which are more familiar and popular

[@AlexisMorales-nm6gc]

What so unique about Oshun is that she’s so against violence like she hates violence and vengeance. She’s all about the peace and the love and she’s very very, very unique.

[@vginsprdsobepr9698]

Oshun (Ochún) is still held sacred in many religions in the Caribbean. Could you do a video highlighting some of the Taino Gods as well? I would love to learn about some of the Caribbean beliefs on this channel.

[@purebeast1000]

I wonder is her name where the word ocean comes from

[@axelrenesuzuki9334]

Oh cool history Oshun the God Thunder ⚡ and light that's very beautiful gigan woman god 😊mm is nice I love that mm I never hear that this history after 30 years ago time path but that's was very interesting history and I love your video brother father.❤

[@masonsnouffer4258]

Please, More Yoruba!!!

[@paulpullspunches]

Big up this channel for starting to show more sub Saharan mythology and history

[@mansgotjokes]

Congrats on 2million 😊😊

[@SeeUinHistory]

thanks :)

[@jomene1125]

Thank you for adding yoruba mythology from Nigeria.

[@ricardoespinosa1927]

Please do more Orishas videos

[@bodyboardingchronicles602]

Oshun, Ocean. 🫵😊

[@phantomeye5199]

0:00 So this is Oshun The Charming Goddess of Rivers. She was very beauty impressive. 0:32 😍😘 DId Oshun was hug Shango and carrying a mirror and fan?⚡🌩 Wow Shango was Thunder and lighting like Zeus do. 0:51 She went outside and play splash on river? Well that was good. 1:19 Oshun was look at a baby. 🥰That was so cute. 1:57 Woo! What the!? Did Oshun use her power to attack that enemy person!? 👏 Wow. Now that was totally very impressive story of Oshun The Charming Goddess of Rivers. They need to remember story of Yoruba Mythology in history on Earth.

[@charliemcternan8190]

Such a beautiful art display but I see the goddess of love, or the god of luck

[@TOGK0]

i think i learned something from this very well put together thank you

[@milutinstankovic4638]

African Beauty

[@Jackie.23.]

My brother just told me shes the River Deity goddess of devinity Femininity beauty and Love ❤ shes Connected to destiny 👍 vid thankyou 😊

[@smiththeinspiringanimator7042]

Awesome and cool! ^_^

[@emmanuelboakye1124]

Intresting and inspiring

[@christianchauhan23]

❤🤍💙 all your videos mate👍

[@TheAnimalKingdom-tq3sz]

Aphrodite if she isn't jealous all the time

[@-RONNIE]

Thank you for the information

[@HarleyQuinn-js4wk]

Please do obatala next

[@aivlysu]

It’s actually pronounced “uh-shun”. Great video!

[@Silkysmooth-qk5nc]

Can you do Ibo mythology please?

[@chukwukaimaochei2598]

Continue making more Yoruba mythology videos plus can you add Igbo ones too

[@locusta-bw2vd]

One question: does each tribe in Nigeria have a separate pantheon or do they believe in the same gods?

[@samsonadeyemi2169]

​@@locusta-bw2vdrespectfully i would like to correct you on something. Nigeria has ethnic groups (the Yorubas, Hausas, ibibios, igbos and over 200 more ethnicities) some of the ethnic groups like the Yorubas have tribes within them. Now to ur question, yes, each ethnic groups has their own pantheon and what they believe in.

[@TrueInvisible]

so..... technically in yoruba.. she's a goddess of everything??? since she represents "female power and superiority"

[@kaykay8855]

In every pantheon there’s always that one god/goddess.

[@TrueInvisible]

@@kaykay8855 is yoruba's culture female centric? since looks like Oshun is being shown as "flawless, omnipotent, and omnipresent"

[@kaykay8855]

@@TrueInvisible I don’t know much about the culture to tell you

[@JesusPerez-r8j]

Oshun - The Charming Goddess of Rivers and Waterfalls, I like this Goddess of Rivers and Honey, Oshun is also the Goddess Friend of Yemayá, the Mother of Waters.. 💧🍯 They are Stories and Legends of Yoruba Mythology that I did not know.

[@Gamergi-zx7mo]

So oshun is THE goddess

[@KenyaFaye08]

Yayyyyyyy

[@vidalvelez-ui1ik]

Yamoya

[@FreeMan-m4b]

ASE 🍯

[@drewc1863]

Two-hundred-twenty-fifth person to like the video! 😀 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@maiconcraft1]

Yemanjá que criou o primeiro rio do mundo, de acordo com a cultura Yorubá a saudação de Yemanjá Odoyá significa mãe do rio, tanto Yemanjá como Oxum rege os rios!

[@chadadavis-kn7ur]

🧿🧿

[@opticaldelusions369]

My name is chelSEA , I'M A Pisces,

[@originsdecoded3508]

she sounds more like a technology system then an actual being.

[@DarthDread-oh2ne]

Aphrodite: No one's more beautiful than me !

[@kaykay8855]

Oshun: *enters the room *

[@milutinstankovic4638]

Freya:Hi, everyone

[@WanOlDan]

Me: All three of you are 5's at best.

[@opticaldelusions369]

I've had 4 babies .. would have been six 😢 3 c sections

[@Ghostrider8004]

The name of the goddess of rivers and waterfalls sounds like "Ocean". Ironic.

[@henryjewl4885]

Its osun not oshun

[@osunyemi6040]

Osun pronounced Òoshun

[@BKTY1997]

Jesus is lord❤

[@christinaweyman3528]

888😢

[@gregorytaliaferro7301]

Beyonce

[@HerMajesty1]

Any African will tell you that Oshun is a demonic water spirit.

[@jazztheglass6139]

A young boy whose mutilated torso was discovered floating in the River Thames last September was the victim of a gruesome West African 'religious' sacrifice intended to bring good luck, and was trafficked into the country expressly for the killing.Experts on African religion consulted by Scotland Yard believe Adam may have been sacrificed to one of the 400 'Orisha' or ancestor gods of the Yoruba people, Nigeria's second-largest ethnic group. Oshun, a Yoruba river goddess is associated with orange, the colour of the shorts, which were placed on Adam's body 24 hours after he was killed as a bizarre addition to the ritual. The body was then stored for a further 24 hours before being offered to the Thames. This poor child was murdered in London September 2021

[@PsychicEdge4812]

It might not be a sacrifice from Nigeria

[@jazztheglass6139]

@@PsychicEdge4812 Soil, rocks and plants hold a unique pattern of radioactive isotopes. That pattern is reflected in people's bones via the diet, making it possible to match up individuals with geographic areas. In Adam's case the chemistry of his bones matched rocks of the Pre-Cambrian era, which are found in huge areas of Nigeria and a few neighbouring countries. The trail could have petered out again for the detectives as there are no detailed soil maps of Africa that would have allowed them to refine the search. But the team decided to take their own samples and build their own map. They spent two and a half weeks in Nigeria collecting up to 150 soil, rock and bone samples. This is what has allowed them to match Adam's remains to an area between Benin City and Ibadan in the south-west of the country. The area the child is from is close to Ibadan. On KZbin there are videos relating to Ibadan forest of death. A shocking event

[@tanagunda1368]

@@PsychicEdge4812I remember the case it was definitely ritualistic the evidence supported it

[@DizzyMakavelli]

Let’s now speak about all the murders related to the Cristian beliefs through the centuries. All the innocent people muredered, all the colonization and brainwash. All the weird things that happens to boys in those churches.

[@truthspreader1996]

0:33 LOOK AT THAT DEVIOUS FACE IN THE MIRROR! Also, she had a long list of basically everything including sleeping around.........

[@DwaynesGotAnswers]

If it’s not Jesus, I don’t want it

[@theromanorder]

Sorry whats youruba

[@PsychicEdge4812]

It's a Nigerian tribe

[@theromanorder]

@@PsychicEdge4812 ty

[@ojofrank9394]

Ethnic group in Nigeria

[@hosannaakhibi1632]

Am always truly fascinated about Yoruba deities. Plz more Nigeria mythology like this.