Baron Samedi is one of the Guédés, or spirits of Death, related to Baron Cimitère and Baron La Croix. He guards the crossroads where spirits cross over into our world, similar to Papa Legba. If intercessions are with the loa, Legba is asked to allow their participation, and if with the dead, Guédé acts as intercessor. Obatala is the creator God of the Yoruba pantheon and the supreme deity from which New Orleans Voodoo originates. He rules the mind and equilibrium as the aspect containing all colors. Ochosi represents the forces of nature and justice as the Orisha of Hunting, Law, Prisoners

6. Baron Samedi
 Baron Samedi is one of the Guédés, or spirits of Death,
related to Baron Cimitère and Baron La Croix.
 Like Papa Legba, he is a guardian of the crossroads, the
place where spirits cross over into our world.
 If the intercessions desired are with the loa, then Legba is
saluted and asked to allow the loa to participate.
 If the intercessions are with the dead, then Guédé is the
intercessor

7. Obatala
 Obatala is the creator God, of whom all of the Orishas
are but aspects. His color is white, containing all the
colors of the rainbow.
 He rules the mind and intellect, cosmic equilibrium,
male and female.
 Obatala is the supreme deity of the
Yoruba pantheon, the great African
tradition from which much of New
Orleans Voodoo originates.

8. Ochosi Devotional Altar Doll
 Patron Orisha of Hunting, Law,
Prisoners, and Justice.
 Ochosi is the Santeria Orisha that
represents the forces of nature and
justice.
 He is the patron of prisoners and the
accused.
 Ochosi is a great magician and seer; as
well as a warrior, hunter and fisherman.
 He symbolizes balance, judgment, and
reason, and is described as a beautiful,
wild hunter who wears skins.

9. Ogun
 Patron Loa of Fire, Hunting,
Metals, Politics, War, and the
Unemployed
 In Haitian Vodun, Ogoun (or
Ogun, Ogou) is a loa who presides
over fire, iron, hunting, politics
and war.
 He is also considered to be the
Father of technology as we know it
today.
 He is the patron of smiths and of
the unemployed and is usually
displayed with a machete or sabre,
rum and tobacco.