What do Yoruba believe

Shango (also spelled sango and sagoe) is the deity that creates thunder.The yoruba believe that some children are born to die.Yorubas believe that it is wrong for a pregnant woman not to attach safety pins to her clothes.A belief in an almighty god who had many helpers (saints and angels).Yoruba religious celebrations have a social purpose;When this occurs, the family devises various methods to forestall a recurrence, including giving special names at a new birth.

Clothing among the yoruba people is a crucial factor upon which the personality of an individual is anchored.Once the molding is finished, the creator breathes life into it through the head.After a thunderstorm, yoruba religious leaders search the ground for the thunderstone, which is believed to have special powers.Olódùmaré also underscores that yoruba philosophy is a folk philosophy that valorizes the yoruba people's cardinal virtues—namely, love, morality, temperance, honesty, honour, bravery, justice, prudence, and fortitude.