Shango Invocation And Altar Guide

Shango Invocation And Altar Guide – Bos Pages, Shango, also known as Chango or Xango, is a deity originating from the Yoruba religion of West Africa. In witchcraft and other spiritual practices, Shango is often revered as a powerful and dynamic god associated with thunder, lightning, fire, and the energies of change and transformation. He is considered a warrior, a king, and a symbol of masculine power. In witchcraft, practitioners may call upon Shango for his strength, protection, and guidance during times of difficulty or when seeking to bring about personal transformation. He is often seen as a force that can help with breaking through obstacles, igniting passion and creativity, and promoting justice and balance.

Shango is associated with the colors red and white and is often depicted wearing a crown, holding a double-headed axe known as a “oshe,” and surrounded by lightning bolts. His symbols may be used in rituals, spells, and altar setups to invoke his energy and seek his assistance.

It is important to note that the practice of working with deities varies among individuals and traditions within witchcraft. Some practitioners may have a deep connection to Shango, while others may not work with him specifically. If you are interested in working with Shango or any other deity, it is recommended to conduct further research and explore their lore and associated practices to ensure respectful engagement and understanding.

8 page set, Comes with 2 sets

1 x white

1 x vintage

Example of pages:

Book Of Shadow Pages

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