History and Story of ORISA SANGO Ṣango (known as Changó or Xangô in Latin America; and also known as Jakuta) is an Orisha. He is syncretized with Saint Barbara in Santeria of South America.Ṣango is historically a royal ancestor of the Yoruba as he was the third Alafin (king: owner of the palace) of the…
Ancient settlement Old Sites & Migrations :1. Ọ́YỌ́KORO .– aboriginal originally ruled by Oloyokoro Egboro. Later overruled by Oranmiyan as Aláàfin, above the Oloyokoro (not abolished). Also tagged Onílẹ́, to emphasise his superiority over Oloyokoro in the hegemony. Aláàfin later moved on.2. Ọ̀YỌ́ OKO– founded by Aláàfin Oranmiyan who later went back…
Aiye-kooto, eye to rewa ni eye Odidere ko si ilu ti enia le de ni’le Yoruba ti enia o ni ri enikan o kere ju ti yio ni eye yi nile. Sugbon opo awon to ni eye yi nile papa ko kiyesi awon emo to wa lara eye Odidere won kan mo pe o mo…
Why is Eshu important? Eshu is important because you can’t do anything in the spiritual realm involving other Orisa without the consent of ESU .ESU is like the messenger, he would deliver your request to OLODUMARE and collect authority and come back with the answer which ESU would then take to the Orisa involved who…
Why does Eshu have two faces? ESU have more than two face depending on the role he wants to play at the moment .He can be there to show you road to success guiding you and helping you make the right decision.ESU will also deal with you badly if you embark on a bad behaviour,…
Yoruba names that has to do with your star and where you are born Another names are those or the types the star with ‘a bi’ meaning ‘born to’Abiola =Born during the time of a festival.Abiola = Born into wealthAbiona = Born on the roadAbioye = Born after the installation as a chief or a…
Iba agba oUses of Oju olongbo (cat eyes) Die Lara iwulo ESO oju olongbo, 1: Ifunra (body__Teller)Ao mun ESO oju olongbo kan, ESO olonsepetu kan na, (opa_esu), omo Atare kan, Ao lo papo Ao fi singbere kan soso sii Aya…. 2.. Eyonu {Favor}ESO oju olongbo mesan 9Omo Atare mesan 9, Ao lo papo Ao fii singbere EJIOGBE…
Ancient Yoruba Calendar (Kojoda) and how to calculate The Yoruba calendar (Kojoda) year starts from 3 June to 2 June of the following year. According to this calendar, the Gregorian year 2008 A. D. is the 10050th year of Yoruba culture. The traditional Yoruba week has four days. The 4 days that are dedicated to the Orisa…
Chieftaincy name in Yoruba land and their meanings Adenekan = Ade ni eniti o nkan = Crown (or honor) comes only to the chosen.Adedoyin= Ade di oyin = (My) crown had become (sweet as) honey.Adeyinka= Ade yi mi ka = (My) crown surrounds me: i.e. , all those things associated with a king’s crown-prestige, honor,…
Names In Yoruba Land Yoruba names are much more than mere identification tags, much more than mere “luggage labels”; each has a reason (a) for being just what it is; and (b) for being given to a particular individual. Yoruba names embody circumstances of birth, history, family, religion, or some other equally pertinent facts relevant to…
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