Praise name for Ela: A bi ara ílu bí ajere, Òrìsà tí ngbé nkan òle gún, Fágúnwà, oko Òkèkú. He, whose body can be shifted into many forms, the Spirit who gives strength to the weak, the husband of Oyeku. Thiis is a reference to the ability of an awo to go into possession with Ela and from that elevated place shift the ori to any Orisa as required by the work being done and by the oriki being spoken. For example when doing an Iba prayer the ase of the different Orisa comes through as they are being invoked The husband of Oyeku from the elision Oye iku meaning one who understands death meaning who understands the ability to use Egun as a portal to connect with any and all of the Immortals ire baba
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