Moblux:


I am pretty curious about how Esu is described as ogiri Oko ( wall of Oko) in his oriki

Seem you are going ifa way and not ancient Hebrew I am familiar with .

Brb

Moblux:


I am pretty curious about how Esu is described as ogiri Oko ( wall of Oko) in his oriki

Ogìrì oko and Okìrì oko are used by different priests.

The first is seen an attribute of Èṣù who is a stumbling block to his children(Ifá devotees &Ifá priests), who abides by sacrificing when such appears in any Odù that comes up every divination made to seek help from Ọrúnmìlà through ifa and lot cast by olifá, olu'fá.

The second is said to be the going about Èṣù who ever he meets, he blesses abundantly.

Oko- in this context,means to come in contact with to meet.


In addendum,pardon me for the late response, I was busy beyond my control until now I had the limited time to respond.


Cheers

TAO11:

It’s okay.

I saw that “example” you made and I thought I should point it out that it was incorrect.

It’s good that you have now realized that that was not correct in any way, shape, or form.

You’re welcome.

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