Elekes ceremony by which the aleyo must pass. This is a short ceremony significance as it symbolizes the real entrance to the Rule of Osha. In this ceremony, aleyo elekes receives 5, ie 5 chains that represent 5 of the most important Orishas religious system:
- Eleggua / Elegba / Eshu / Elegbara
- Obbatala
- Yemaya / Yemanja /
Yemoja
- Oshun Guere
- Shango
The ceremony must be performed by the sponsor to have a mat in which the neophyte knelt and anger elekes receiving one by one to be picked up with his little finger a sign of respect. All Elekes must have "eaten" earlier, meaning that they must have sacrificed animals (as it does not mention aleyo regards such knowledge).
delivery procedure should always start receiving Obbatala collar.
In some Iles (holy houses) the Eleggua eleke of delivery to receive Osha Ti Ayaeguns ceremony. If the Orishas Alagbatori been determined for the individual, for the Olori eleke will last.
Note: The
elekes themselves symbolize the commitment and the new bond that is forged between the Orishas and verse, which is now called Omo Elek.
Each eleke represents the Orishas mentioned above:
Eleggua
Derived from Ile
and gue, Eleggua means: "It's in the house." Orisha
Eleggua is greater, and Yemú Obbatala son. This Orisha is the owner of the keys to the destination, it opens and closes the roads at will. He is respected and feared it in his hands the fate of human beings. Has a character mocking and childish, mischievous and unpredictable. Is in possession of the grant good wishes and a prosperous future as well as predicting the greatest of misfortunes.
's owner says the Diloggún, although his hand is 21 snails and withdraw 5.
Eleggua Invocation:
Eshu Ebua
Alaguana Nikokoribilla Balatento
Manik Manik No Iku Yelete Endor Barakillelu Eshu Afra.
Obbatala
De Obba which means king or mighty and Tala which means
extension or expansion. Both words together form Obbatala.
Obbatala Obbatoisa means "the King of All Saints.
Olofi Obbatala's son. The higher the Orisha King of the Yoruba pantheon. Owner of Faces, the Orisha is a symbol of peace and purity and is represented by the elderly.
Your children must be extremely friendly as they do not tolerate disrespectful behavior. It
go to the health and represents the human head, intelligence and serenity.
Obbatala Invocation:
Gemu Obbatala Obbatala Bivirigua Vocabulario Ligua Lano Yakut Kabo Kabo Ke dedere Laboru dedere The
Boshise
Lori Meridiloggun Doba.
Yemaya:
Illa Moalla Yemaya, Mother of the World.
This Orisha greater Mother and creator of life and the Orishas. Yemaya is queen of the surface water of the Sea Owner, origin of life. It is the most respected Orisha of the Yoruba pantheon symbolizing motherhood and she gave birth to the world and creation.
Their punishments are very severe, but is very gentle with their children while they do good.
From it are born all things including life. Olokun has with all the richness of the 7 seas. She will go to bring fertility and protect womanhood.
can be virile and violent, and may even exaggerate their pride. The Yoruba consider blood of the Earth.
When in the water embodies the figure of a mermaid.
Deity of creativity and nature.
Yemaya Invocation:
OMIO Yemaya Iya Omi Marubo The Wing Teo, Omi, Iya Iya Awo
Yeda Yetu Yetu Acuakeye Sabayi Olokun Ala.
Shango Shango
Lukumi means "problem", so the image always appears with an ax in his head to indicate he was born with the war in his head.
This Orisha is one of the most beloved in her Yoruba pantheon. King of the warriors, Shango is the god of Fire and Lightning and owns the Bata Drums. Has agreed to Osaín is his godfather. Always accompanied by a Leon. It's stormy and passionate. Orisha Shango is a major, son of Yemaya, Shango is king of the religion as it was heard in the land.
This Orisha is a womanizer and is always involved in some scandal loving. It goes on to protect enemies.
Note:
Pataki: Unable to raise him his mother, because her father with the death penalty after discovering that having an affair with his other son Oggun, Yemaya adopted him. Shango's father did not want to have children for fear that another child was born so ungrateful as Oggun. Upon learning Shango was angered and decided to retaliate by taking the wife to Oggun. Since then both walk in a beating Orishas eternal. So much so that in a giiemilere (drumming) should never be allowed to fall as both Orishas always end up facing each other and could cost the lives of horses (people who have mounted the Orishas guardianship).
Invocation to Shango: Shango
Bara Lube Lube Oba Shango Kiseku Olufina
Bear Koke Aya The Obanbio Yiki Ase I Eleku Ozain Akokonasi
Ogodonasi Olufina the Yiki Aya.
Oshun Oshun, Orisha more, Venus the Yoruba pantheon.
Guere Oshun is the goddess of love, marriage and
Del Oro is the most beautiful of all goddesses. Symbol of the eternal feminine, owns all donated by Olokun rivers and Yemaya.
Despite being loving and generous, can be touchy and hypersensitive. Orisha is the most vindictive and angry when Considers that it has not been treated with due respect and affection. Oshun is the goddess of river waters.
This Orisha represents the sweetness, love, gold, and fresh waters. This provocative and symbol of coquetry.
pact with Yemaya has to guard the secrets of the rivers.
It goes to her to solve economic problems, and loving.
Its color is yellow in all ranges
Guere Oshun Invocation:
Yeye Oshun Mori, Obe Moko Yi, Ke Kiladua Abayanide Maladu EKY, YBU Wanale Wanale, Aworubonasi, Oshun, Moriryeyeo Yeye.
The elekes are therefore considered standards of the 5 major Orishas:
- Elegba: Red and black beads at a time alternating
- Oshun Guere: Yellow, transparent, alternating 5 on 5
- Yemanja: Blue, transparent or white alternating 7 on 7
- Shango: Red and white alternating 6 in 6
- Obbatala: only white beads
Note:
The ceremony may vary. SALVE
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