One of the many manifestations that Esú takes on is that of a homeless person. Therefore when we priest or priestess cross paths with a person asking for food or some change, we give it. It's said that the Orisha takes on this form, in order to judge our charitable nature. Repost: Jesus Verde Ire Oke iworos.com

Eshú y Olodumare son los protagonistas de esta historia yoruba, y cuando el supremo iba a ser traicionado por sus hijos, solo uno lo salvó.

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There are so many apataki (stories) that speak to the aşé of Órúnmílá. In just about any apataki, Eshú is present. Making the two inseparable. How the Orisha traded his love for the drum with Shangó for the gift of divination. Another one is where Oshún helps to save him, which is reflected in the Orishas colors. Making each one instrumental to the aşé of Órúnmílá, in the Lukumi tradition. Therefore today we sing. 🎶Órúnmílá tá' l'àdé bàbá mofóríbále🎶 Happy Órúnmílá Day to all that celebrate. May the Orisha continue to grant his children clarity, wisdom and understanding in hearing the messages from the divine, as we implement them into our lives for our continual progress. Many blessings to all Bábàláwó, Ólúwós and Ápétèbí. 📷 daily ifa Dimara Patatouska Blakapikin Shangob Iworosglobal