Three friends took on an adventure of a lifetime when they decided to take a journey across the ancient world in search of the Oshun Sacred Grove for treasures. Oni, Jabari, and Azibo's wild and exciting quest quickly spiraled into a venture of survival that took many twists and turns along the way.
Being chased by wild dogs to nearly being captured by pirates, the children were kept on their toes by the heart-stopping ordeals, even though scary. Nevertheless, they knew in order to complete the adventure of their lives, they would need the help of the Orishas. So they remembered what Baba the Ifa priest said and sought out and received help from the Orishas, who traveled with the children to help them on their road to their destiny.

The names of the deities and how they are pronounced in different parts of the world. Yoruba, religion, language, culture, tribe Olodumare, Olo`run Orunmila, Orunla, Orula, Orunmila`, Agboniregun Orisha, O`ri`sa`, Orisha`, Oricha`, Ori`xa` Eshu, Eschu, Elegba, E`su`, Exu Babalowos, Iyanifas, Santeros Obatala, Oshala, Obatala`, Oxala`, Orixala`, Ochala Ogun, Ogoun, O`gu`n, Ogu`m, Gu, Oggun, Ogou Ochosi, Oshosi, Ochossi, Oxos Yemaya, Yemoja, Yemanja`, Lemanja Oya, Oia, Ya`ns`an-a`n, Yansa~, Lansa~, Lansa` >Shango, Chango, Sango, Sa`ngo`, Xango` Oshun, Osun, Ochu`n, Oxu`m Ase`, Ashe`, Ase