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Each religion is made up of deities who help people who come to them for help and Yoruba religion It does not have just one, but several that make it up.
One of them is the male deity called Orishaoko who is known to be the greatest representative of the earth and all farm work.
Who is Orishaoko?
It is like a great dedicated worker who is in charge of providing protection to the crops, land and plows and also gives protection to those people who are in charge of working in them.
In Santeria, it has syncretism with San Isidro who is also the patron saint of all farmers. Orishaoko is one of the guardian angels in the Yoruba Pantheon.
Where is he born?
Is the son of Obbatala and Yembo. It comes specifically from the Saki territory, west of Oyo, which is currently part of the 25 regions of the Crimean peninsula.
He was the husband of Olokun, who represents Orisha of the ocean, but ended up separating from her for revealing to the world that she was a hermaphrodite. This made Olokun hide in the sea, but it is said that when Orishaoko was on earth, they always stay together.
Who delivers Orishaoko?
Yewá is the one who delivers the corpses to Orishaoko. He also sends Oyá corpses through Babalú Ayé. All this happens because Orishaoko has two personalities that are reflected throughout the day and this is common among all deities.
In the case of this deity, during the day it represents the pure and perfect man, but at night disguises himself as death and has the name of Ikú. For this reason he receives the corpses that are delivered to him.
What is Orishaoko wearing?
Each deity has a attribute that identifies it when doing a ceremony and there are several that you should take into account:
Two dry coconuts. Plow land. Ota. Labrador with umbrella. A hand of snails. Red and white painted tile.
How to pray to him?
When it comes to request works or want to do some work, before making the request it is customary to perform a prayer that is part of the ritual. To do this, you need to follow these simple steps that I show you here:
Light a candle so that this prayer that you are going to do can reach the deity. You must speak from faith and tell him your joys and your bad moments. Thank you for everything you have previously granted. Recite the following prayer:
O great saint of the field and the plow,
A man who works on the mountains and on the land,
Who gives strength to the earth
Today I come to you to thank you,
but also to ask you
that you give me salvation
Because you are merciful. Amen.
What is it received for?
There are many reasons why people want to receive or have blessings from this deity and the truth is that, being a saint of the land and crops, it brings blessings to the people. different foods we eat and this helps to have a good performance.
By receiving it, there is also protection for future crops and represents fertility and prosperity What do you need to be blessed?
How to attend it?
You should take into account that being a protector deity of agricultural and to take care of the plow, this is found in the gardens unlike others and that is why when performing the rituals it must be done outside the house. The form is as follows:
Go to the garden or patio of your house to be able to connect with the nature energy. An offering must be prepared with foods such as yams, beans, dried meats, honey, among others. You should place them on plates of white colored glass. They can also be made of clay, but never plastic. Place in the offering religious herbs known as Ewe which are the vine, the peony, milk vine, red vine, bibijagua, guarana vine and partridge vine. You must place the plates at the ends making straight lines facing each other. A hole must be opened in the earth, Jorojoro, to place all the offerings inside. Finally, the person who is directing the ceremony, you should ask if you are satisfied to be able to close the Jorojoro.
That eats?
Each saint and deity has different tastes and this is important for you to know before performing any type of ceremony because when you receive them, you must do it with what they like because otherwise will not be satisfied and you will not be able to carry out the ceremony for what you want.
When carrying out a work, I recommend that you read carefully each of the offerings so that you can buy what is necessary and leave nothing out. The offerings are as follows:
Harvested fruits. Beans. yams. dried meats
When it comes to animals for sacrificesThese are the ones you should have:
As to religious herbs or Eweyou must use the following:
Sweet potato. Peony. Bibijagua, also known as bell. Jiba. Yam. peregún. Dairy liana. Red liana. Custard apple. liana partridge. Guarana vine.
What are Orishaoko’s tools?
It is well known that each deity has a series of tools that represent it or that are needed when invoking your presence or requesting something. Here I show you those of Orishaoko:
Plow land. A clay vessel that is painted with the representative colors white and red. Here you are going to deposit the plowed land that I mentioned before. A small jar containing the secrets (Alle).
two dry coconuts for the attributes. You must paint these red and white to represent Osun and Efún. Elekes. A hand of snails, of which 7 must be ringlet or land. Any stone that is collected from the field. A painted tile with a white background and a drawing of 7 red stripes. Labrador figure. This must be hollow inside and he must carry an umbrella and two oxen that are pulling the plow.
What are the colors of the necklace?
The Elekes, that is, necklaces, are used in Santeria to indicate and demonstrate the progress of the practitioners. In the case of Orishaoko, the necklace It is made with the following beads and colors:
White beads with a small red line.
Pink
Lilac
Turquoise pale or light blue. Of this type, 7 are usually used
Also as usual, you can decorate these necklaces by adding corals that will more showy and showy for the deity.
What is your treaty?
The treaty refers to the different ways in which it is known in religion, since, although it has the name of Orishaoko, it is also is known by other names.
You can find him by the names of Poolo, Aina, Kulua, Kusia and Korikoto. Kusia is mostly known for having been a corrupt king who suffered from leprosy and being cured by Ozain, he decided to stop being king. to become a farmer.
If you did not know anything about this deity, then here you have the most important information that is vital not only for those who already they practice this cult, but also for those who are going to start. I hope this article will be of great help and useful to you.
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