Aboru Aboya, my brothers.
I have a question. I’ve heard/read many pataki verses, but would like to know what some of you think is the core message being revealed here.
Thank you kindly.
O.O.
Over the years, his name has been associated with evil and all manner of negativity. He is blamed whenever tragedy strikes; even those who consciously commit crimes often shift the blame onto him, saying “Isé Esu ni” (It’s Esu’s doing). It’s time to set the record straight. He is Onile Orita—the one who resides at the crossroads. Èṣù Òdàrà is the Òrìṣà of contemplation, which is why his abode is at junctions, and some of his sacrifices are symbolically placed ...