Significado del Odu Baba Ejiogbe. Ejiogbe es el Odu de Ifá que acompañó a Ifá Orúnmila y a Olofin Akoko (Oduduwa), constituyendo el Odu Isalayé de ambos. Baba Ejiogbe está estrechamente relacionado con Obatalá, ya que representa la cabeza y es donde se estableció el Orí en el cuerpo de todo.

Baba Ejiogbe is the most important Odu in the Ifá tradition, symbolizing the masculine principle and the balance between good and bad. It represents both the beginning and the end of all universal processes, associated with light, the Sun and breathing, all …

2022年7月8日 · Learn about the Odu Ifa known as Ejiogbe Meji, also referred to as Baba Ejiogbe, Eji Ogbe and Eyiogbe. Includes interpreatations of ese ifa.

Se llama el oddu del lenguaje doble. Es el hijo directo de metalofin y de aiye. Su oriki secreto es: djobe. Hablan: la columna vertebral y el esternón, sostén de la caja torácica.

The Baba Ejiogbe sign marks important advice in the life of the religious, speaks of problems of justice, scams and enemies. Learn more ...

Baba Ejiogbe es un odun que revela las virtudes adivinatorias de Ifá. Es un signo donde el religioso debe ser precavido pues el enemigo se muestra con doble rostro, mostrándose amable ante sus ojos y venenoso a sus espaldas.

2019年7月24日 · Ejiogbe is the unlimited fountain of wisdom that can carry the human spirit above the difficulties of life. In Ejiogbe the power of the spoken words attains its greatest climax. Refreshing and life giving teachings (sayings) of Ifa to be pondered, internalized and acted upon.

This article provides information about the Odu Ifa known as Ejiogbe, which may also be referred to as Baba Ejiogbe, Eji Ogbe, Ogbe Meji and Eyiogbe. Baba ejiogbe meji odu is the first one of the 16 Meji or 16 principle Odu.

Baba Ejiogbe It was Baba Eyiogbe who revealed how the head, being a divinity, managed to occupy a fixed place in the human body. This Ifá sign represents the impulse and evolution of life itself; evokes the light that illuminates the universe.

This document provides information about the Yoruba religion of Ifa, including an encyclopedia of Ifa, prayers and invocations to Orunmila, proverbs of Baba Ejiogbe, explanations of signs and offerings.