Oya Feast Day Ritual – February 2
Oya is the Orisha of winds, storms, lightning, and the sacred gates between life, death, and rebirth. She is the fierce guardian of transformation, sudden change, and spiritual justice. On her feast day, Oya is honored as a powerful force who clears stagnation, exposes hidden truths, and brings swift movement where conditions have become blocked or unjust.
This ritual is a sacred offering and petition to Oya, calling upon her whirlwind energy to break through obstacles, remove enemies seen and unseen, and catalyze necessary change. Oya is magically petitioned for rapid transformation, protection, legal and workplace justice, ending toxic cycles, ancestral elevation, and the courage to step into one’s power without fear. She is especially responsive when matters involve upheaval, endings that must occur for new beginnings, and situations requiring bold spiritual intervention.
Participants may petition Oya for:
•Sudden and favorable change
•Protection against spiritual and physical opposition
•Justice in unfair situations
•Removal of stagnation and blockages
•Strength, courage, and fearlessness
•Ancestral guidance and elevation
•Breaking generational cycles and patterns
This feast day ritual honors Oya with reverence, offerings, prayer, and focused intention, inviting her winds to sweep away what no longer serves and to open the road toward liberation, truth, and empowered transformation.
Oya comes swiftly, powerfully, and without apology. What is called before her must be ready to change.