Pai Wesley de Ogum
Spiritual leader and practitioner of Candomblé, an Afro-Brazilian religious tradition with deep roots in West African spirituality.
Pai Wesley de Ogum is a consecrated Pai de Santo (spiritual father) in the Candomblé tradition, an Afro-Brazilian religion that combines elements of West African Yorùbá spirituality with Brazilian cultural heritage.
With over 16 years of religious practice, Pai Wesley has dedicated his life to providing spiritual guidance, counseling, and ancestral wisdom to individuals seeking clarity, direction, and peace.
He is the founder of Templo Caminho das Águas Encantadas in Curitiba, Brazil, and also leads spiritual sessions through Kimbanda Space in Orlando, Florida — serving both the Brazilian community and spiritual seekers throughout the United States.
His work is rooted in the religious and cultural traditions of Candomblé, recognized by Brazilian law as a legitimate religious practice. All sessions are conducted as spiritual guidance and religious counseling, not as predictions or guaranteed outcomes.
About Candomblé
Candomblé is an Afro-Brazilian religion brought to Brazil by enslaved Africans, primarily from West Africa. It is a syncretic faith that honors Orixás — divine spiritual entities that represent the forces of nature and serve as intermediaries between humans and the divine.
Candomblé is officially recognized as a legitimate religion in Brazil, with its own temples, priests, and sacred practices. Pai Wesley's spiritual guidance sessions are expressions of this religious tradition, offering individuals a path to connect with their ancestral heritage and find spiritual equilibrium.
Contact Information
Brazil — Templo Caminho das Águas Encantadas
Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil
CNPJ: 39.331.116/0001-49