Oshun of Resurrection: Faces of Oshun Oracle Deck

Yes! The Faces of Oshun Oracle deck is here. The Faces of Oshun Oracle is a sacred tool for awakening love, beauty, abundance, and self-empowerment within. Inspired by the radiant energy of the Yoruba goddess Oshun, this deck guides you to embrace your emotions, honor your worth, and step boldly into your destiny. Each card is a mirror reflecting your power to create, heal, and thrive.

Rebirth, Transformation, Renewal

“I rise renewed and release what no longer serves me.”

Initiation of Gold

Did you think your story was over? Think again. With the Oshun of Resurrection at your side, you’ve been granted a rare second—or even third—chance.

This is not just a new beginning; this is a resurrection. An opportunity to revive dreams you thought were lost and to return stronger from setbacks. Life is a cycle of endless opportunities, and you’re being offered a unique chance to redo, rethink, and renew.

Take this moment to shed your old self and rise anew, phoenix, resurrected from the ashes of your past failures and disappointments. The Divine still has plans for you, and this goddess reassures you that it’s never too late to change course. Tap into her transformative power and seize the chance to start anew. Your past is not your destiny, and with her guidance, you can embark on a new adventure every single day.

Her story:

The wise ones know that orishas once walked the Earth as mortals. In her mortal life, Osun was the cherished queen consort to King Shango of Oyo. Mortal Osun was the first woman to earn the respected title of Iyalode in Yoruba culture. She achieved divine status after her passing. She first fell for Shango at a drum festival and became his favored wife. She was also married to Orunmila, the Orisha of Wisdom and Divination.

Healing Ritual:

Write down what you wish to release and what you wish to invite into your life on separate pieces of paper. Safely burn the paper containing what you want to release, imagining those issues turning to ash. Plant the paper with your new intentions into a pot of soil as a symbol of the new life you are nurturing.