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Drawing on ethnographic research about Santeria beliefs and practices, Wirtz observes that practitioners are constantly engaged in reflection about what they and other practitioners are doing, how the orichas (deities) have responded, and what the consequences of their actions were or will be.

Santeria --- Communities --- Community --- Social groups --- Lucumí (Religion) --- Lukumi (Religion) --- Ocha (Religion) --- Regla de Ocha --- Regla Lucumi --- Regla Lukumi --- Santeria (Cult) --- Santeria (Cultus) --- Cults --- Religious aspects --- Santiago de Cuba (Cuba) --- Santiago (Cuba) --- St. Jago de Cuba (Cuba) --- Saint Jago de Cuba (Cuba) --- Religious life and customs --- Religious studies --- Sociology of culture --- Cuba