In the realm of African spiritual pathways, no religion has been so widely embraced as Orisa. Once misconstrued by outsiders as "voodoo" or "black magic," the West African religion is currently practiced by millions of people throughout Africa and the Americas. Based on principles of deity and ancestor worship, along with universal necessities such as surrender, self-care, and service, Orisa provides a positive, Earth-centered belief system for revering God's myriad and often challenging faces. In Finding Soul on the Path of Orisa, Tobe Melora Correal, an initiated priestess in the Yoruba-Lukumi branch of Orisa, sheds new light on these ancient teachings. Awakened and invigorated by her own spiritual journey, Correal provides a fresh look at Orisa's basic tenets and charts a path for integrating them into daily life, while focusing on the inner work so central to the tradition. A compassionate and practical roadmap for purposeful living, Finding Soul will inform and enlighten Orisa practitioners and students of all traditions.