Esu: See 25 praise names


I believe is no more news that Esu is not "Satan" or "Devil" as the Christians and Muslims would call him ( See 15 facts about Esu). Esu as we know is one of the the famous and important deity we have in IFA religion and without him most of the times we cannot do anything in this religion successfully. 


Cutting the long story short I decided to share 25 oriki (praise names)  of Esu which are provided hereunder:

1: Esu the lord of choice

2: Esu master of portal
3: Esu the beloved of Osun
4: Esu the eternal
5: Esu the guileless
6: Esu the invincible
7: Esu the master key
8: Esu the stone beaver
9: Esu the darkened man that lives outside ( Divinty of the cross road)
10: Esu the near and far-sighted one
11: Esu the opener
12: Esu the natural one
13: Esu warrior for man
14: Esu with large aura
15: Esu of the crescent man
16: Esu divinity of divinities
17: Esu the infinite
18: Esu the respected
19: Esu wielder of protocol
20: Esu respecter of mothers
21: Esu the chameleon
22: Esu the keen-earned lord
23: Esu the cosmic traveler
24: Esu the trickster
25: Esu the divine light


Source: Esu (Personification of essences)

Comments

  1. Unknown11 February 2020 at 15:25

    This praises is so true about Esu Lalu Ogiri Oko...

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