Shango Statue New! Creating a dichotomy not often

Creating a dichotomy not often found or expressed in many examples of modern Pagan imagery

on New Year's Eve

Traditionally associated with the sun

she creates winter dark and cold as an outward sign of her grief

Shango Statue New! Creating a dichotomy not oftenOrisa of Courage, Intelligence and Truth. Son of Yemaya, Lord of lightning, thunder, rain and masculine fertility. He is smooth talking, kingly, yet can be shrewd as a con artist. He wins against the odds and is stimulated by challenge. The double headed dance wand headdress (oshe Sango) and double edged ax symbolize his constant preparedness, and he carries the phallic mortar, or odo, in his right hand. His animal representations are the black cat,