Santeria! Please only real answers...?

Santeria help please? and ONLY real answers...if yours is stupid it WILL be deleted and booed ha ha....

but seriously:

those of us who practice Santeria or some form of it,

can you please tell me how you view "Santa Barbara" or Chango? (Shango?)

can you please tell me what i would invoke him for?

thank You!
wow all of y'all gave the most stupidest answers.
why did you tell me that rickrack? i mean that doesn't even fit the question?

I don't practice Santeria..
I ain't got no Crystal ball
well I had a million dollars but I
spent it all!

I view it as Satan disguised as a woman dressed in red.

Santeria is most of all worshiping of the devil in the ever so popular for now of the Jewish star, why. i dint remember.

but candles are important to Santeria, worship ping the devil takes full devotion and u must be willing to give your life and soul for what the devil wants you to do.

he res more information about it.


http://www.mindistortion.tv/iwantyoursoul/?i_am=King


ghost

Santeria You begin your Awake! article ?The Lure of Santeria? (July 8, 2000) by implying that Santeria is uniquely prominent in Cuba and that it is from Cuba that Santeria has been gradually introduced into other countries. And yet buried within the article, we see that Santeria was carried to all the Caribbean islands by African slaves from Nigeria. This article was not written by a Cuban but by someone from Mexico. This is what is called yellow journalism, and it damages your credibility.

V. R., United States

We had no intention of implying that Santeria is ?uniquely prominent in Cuba.? On the contrary, we showed that Santeria is widely practiced in other parts of the world, including Mexico and the United States. As for the spread of Santeria, the ?Encyclop?dia Britannica? says that Santeria is a ?religious cult that originated in Cuba and spread to neighboring islands .?.?. It developed out of the traditions of the Yoruba people (of modern Nigeria and Benin).??ED.

Chango is the God of Lightning and Thunder and one of the Major Gods of the Yoruba pantheon. His colors are red, white, and purple; his symbols are the cup, the sword, the double Axe, and the lightning bolt. He is the embodiment of Male virility, and is considered both the Lord of Warriors, especially Battle Leaders, and the Spirit of the Dance.

You would invoke him matters pertaining to leadership, battle, or the love of women.