Orishas Yoruba
Shango
Thunder, lightning, justice, courage
Dans le Orishas Yoruba tableau utilisé par le calculateur « Qui vous protège ? », Shango correspond aux nombres 6 : le jour du mois de votre naissance, réduit à un seul chiffre.
The Domains of Shango
Thunder and lightning define your spirit as a force of sudden action. You likely possess a charisma that commands attention and a courage that allows you to face hard truths. These qualities help you lead others during a crisis.
Justice is another core theme that brings tension into your daily life. You may struggle with the weight of fairness or feel a sharp need to correct wrongs quickly. Balancing this drive for justice with the calm needed for peace is a lifelong task.
Shango and Psychic Number 6
As a psychic number 6, you are the nurturer who values loyalty and harmony. Shango adds a layer of fire to this gentle energy. You protect your family with a fierce sense of responsibility and an honest heart.
This combination appears when you defend a friend against an unfair accusation at work. You use your natural diplomacy to keep the peace, but your courage ensures that the truth is told. Your gift is making people brave while maintaining a stable home.
Birth Days for Shango
Shango answers to those born on the 6, 15, or 24 of any month. The psychic number comes from taking the day you were born and adding the digits together until only one number remains.
Pairing these specific deities with birth numbers is a modern reading for your own reflection. It is not a part of the original Yoruba tradition. This method helps you see how your instinctive reactions align with the qualities of thunder and justice.
The Number 6 in Other Cultures
The number 6 connects Shango to other figures who oversee different aspects of human life. Lakshmi from the Hindu tradition shares an emphasis on abundance, while Shango focuses more on courage and power.
- Venus from the Roman tradition emphasizes beauty and victory.
- Ishtar from the Babylonian tradition combines love with war.
While Shango is defined by the strike of lightning and justice, these other figures focus on the softer arts of desire or the strategic side of conflict.
Les anniversaires que Shango protège
- 6
- 15
- 24
Le même nombre dans d'autres traditions
- Aphrodite Mythologie grecque
- Hathor Mythologie égyptienne
- Freya Mythologie nordique
- Kannon Mythologie japonaise
- Ixazaluoh Mythologie maya
- Venus Mythologie romaine
- Ishtar Dieux babyloniens
- Lakshmi Divinités hindoues
- Aengus Mythologie celtique
- Lada Mythologie slave
- Yue Lao Divinités chinoises
- Chaska Mythologie inca
- Ashi Dieux persans
- Laka Dieux hawaïens
- Haumia Dieux polynésiens
- Xochiquetzal Dieux Aztèques
- Inanna Dieux sumériens
- Astarte Dieux phéniciens
Dans le tableau védique, le nombre 6 appartient à Goddess Lakshmi, par l'intermédiaire de Venus.
Les autres Orishas Yoruba dieux
Foire aux questions sur la numérologie
- What does it mean if I am born on the 15th?
- Born on the 15, your birth day reduces to 6 because 1 plus 5 equals 6. This means you are paired with Shango. You likely balance the nurturing traits of the number 6 with Shango's domains of courage and justice.
- How does Shango differ from other Yoruba deities?
- Each deity has a specific number. While Orunmila answers to 1 and Oshun answers to 5, Shango answers to 6. His focus is on thunder, lightning, and justice, whereas others may oversee wisdom or love.
- Why is my psychic number called the calm one if Shango is about thunder?
- The psychic number 6 is generally the calm nurturer. When paired with Shango, this creates a contrast between your inner need for harmony and your instinctive courage to act decisively when justice is required.