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The 15 pages that link to Orisha, each with the reason it gives.

• Yoruba peopleBroader topic: Orisha devotion remains central in Yoruba religious life and its diasporic forms.

• CandombléBroader topic: Orixás are central to many Candomblé houses, though traditions differ in which powers they honor.

• Yoruba languageRelated: Yoruba names and accounts of orishas travel through religious practice and storytelling.

• Yoruba religionBroader topic: Orishas are the principal recipients of worship and mediators between humans and Olodumare.

• SanteríaNarrower topic: Santería’s central deities retain Yoruba identities while taking locally specific forms.

• Afro-Brazilian cultureRelated: Orixá devotion shapes ritual, music, symbolism, and community life in Afro-Brazilian religions.

• Yoruba musicRelated: Songs and drum patterns can honor particular orisha and invite their presence in ritual.

• Yoruba mythologyRelated: Orisha traditions are the principal link between Yoruba sacred narratives and diaspora religions.

• AṣẹRelated: Orisha possess and exercise aṣẹ within their domains and relationships with humans.

• OlodumareRelated: Orisha act within the world under an authority commonly attributed to Olodumare.

• Yoruba cinemaBroader topic: Orishas appear as characters and sources of conflict in supernatural Yoruba films.

• UmbandaRelated: Umbanda associates spiritual lines and ritual work with orixás, though their role varies among its branches.

• ỌlọrunNarrower topic: Orishas act within creation under the supreme divine order associated with Ọlọrun.

• IfeRelated: Orisha traditions shape the sacred narratives and ritual life associated with Ife.

• OshunNarrower topic: Oshun is one orisha within a pantheon approached through ritual and devotion.