Orisha Oko is also the judge of the orisha. He dislikes arguments and is the first one to jump to any females defense when an argument is present. As the orisha of the crops and fertility, he is also petitioned when one is fertile and can not multiply. Whether it be a man or a woman, he is said to assist in those matters.
He is the great fertilizer of the land. He lives in a terra cotta dish with the a man being pulled by 2 oxes. He has a teja usually the corner terra cotta tile of a roof that is painted in red and white with 2 coconuts. He also takes a staff that measures from the knee down. The 2 coconuts represent the scrotum of a male. Orisha Oko is also prayed to bring prosperity and good fortune and health to the one that is making the offering. It is said that us who takes from the earth, must give back to the earth.
Robbers and thieves are punished killed by his heavy, iron ritual sword. He also helps against witchcraft, yet also defends women who have been mistakenly accused of witchcraft. At the top is a rounded hilt, with a wooden core which is wrapped around with thick iron spirals.
With forged iron nails. To this also belongs a small, conical cap, also embroidered. The back is embroidered. The conical cap displays a horse above and a face on the front and back. Everything is embroidered with small, coloured glass beads. It is an unusually old piece, with only minimal damage on the glass beads and leather bands.
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Samba drink of Ogun. Obe Ila okra stew Shango. Rice milk. Rice Pudding for Obatala. Pastelitos De Guayaba for Eleggua. Akasa- white horminy fritters and Eko- corn cakes yellow Hominy fritters. Ogbono soup.
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Page 10 Page Pumpkin custard Sweet baked oranges And that Orisha Oko is a man - judge of the lawsuits among the children of Olofi, defender of the laws of Ifa attendant of the earth and by excellence the keeper of agriculture. Orisha Oko has deep ties with other orisas within our religion Orisha Oko is related to Oduduwa , our first Obatala male that lives in the depth of the earth , Orisa Oko is the owner of the top soil and Oduduwa the below.
Generally received by those of poor health and the Odu 7 oddi or more common in Ose-rozo "rain that does not fall , corn will grow ". Since then Shango is the king of the welimere, dance and parties. This orisa is given the name of San Isidro Labrador in Catholicism in Cuba they celebrate his day on may 15th.
Orisa Oko is said to drag his huge testicles on the ground and the vegetation grew Rezo Moyuba Orichaoko afefe iraguo , afefe iku , afefe ia, afefe guaaguo , gali tinguaro arai goddo translation : "breath of the natural earth , The life from which everything is born and maintained and kept on the earth and everything that breathes is because it has life " he has ties with Echu Mare the rainbow Where the rainbow comes out peace reins and abundance flows Ochumare is the true crown of Yemaya Ogun constructed the plow so that Orisha Oko could work the earth, and orisa Arganju was born from Oro ina the bowels of the earth , who brought Ogun the flame for his forge.
The only error that Orisha Oko ever made is found in a pataki that says : When he laughed at Olookuns daughter for not having feet , but a tail of a fish. Agganba the mermaid who was given to Orisha Oko by Olofin , as a gift of love. He was warned not to laugh at her defects, or she would take offense. Orisa Oko's consecration is done threw Yemaya when Orisa oko would be the father and yemaya the mother.. Yemaya would be the crown.
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