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Babalu Aye

Babalu aye
Babalu aye
Babalu Aye is the Orisha of leprosy, smallpox, venereal diseases and pests and general misery, syncretized with St. Lazarus. It is well known and revered. Represents the skin diseases, infectious diseases, especially venereal diseases and epidemics in humans.

In the nature of day it hides among the ivy, the coral and Cundeamor for sun protection. Sale at night. Orisha highly respected and even feared in times Nigeria. His cult comes from Dahomey (Benin), which is called Azojuano (Azowano) King of Nupe, territory of the cap. Its name comes from Yorùbá Babàlúaíyé (father of the world), in Africa it was known under the name Sakpata Sampoña or, as the smallpox and leprosy deadly diseases.

In some houses saints Babalu Aye is not at the forefront of any initiative, is to pray Yemaya Babalu Aye, the receptacle is received and attributes. In other if done the coronation, at the ceremony is performed awan with ministers, calls for Azojuano Omo Oloshas mount the Orisha during the ceremony, its attributes are born within the Kutu (pit that is done on earth) and Nana receives Buruku. His omiero or Ossain not carry water, it is their taboo. His Elekes are made of white beads with a finite stripe blue, interspersed with other apparel makers accounts Oya, red and black.

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Their number is 17 and its multiples. Her color is purple bishop. The syncretism is compared to San Lazaro (17 December). It presents Agron Jekúa Babalu Aye!


Family Babalu Aye.
Son of Kehsson Arara territory and Nyohwe Ananou for the son of Nana Buruku Lucumi, raised by Yemaya, Oshumaré brother and Iroko. Couple Yewá Oya and with whom he had sex. Orisha closely linked to death by raising the 9 eggun children of Oya.


Diloggún in Babalu Aye.
Speech by the Diloggún Irosso (4), Ojuani (11) and mainly Metanla (13).


Tools Babalu Aye.
Sopera Babalu aye
Tureen Babalu aye
Its receptacle is a large flat frying and covered with a calabash, gourd or semicircular lid on top is a hole will receive the sacrifices, on the sides also carries holes. In Rule Arará this lid is sealed with cement, colored blue, red, white and purple around the top hole is decorated with cowries. In Rule Lucumi lid is not sealed. When receiving Babalu Aye Eshu is received with Afra, an Osun that the tip is rounded off by a dog, the butt or bracelet is made with the slain goat leather decorated with 7 snails and accounts of the Orisha, the Aha or brush coconut leaf twigs adorned with shells and sealed with burlap (jute), guinea fowl feathers and beads. His symbols are two dogs, a pair of crutches and a triangular wooden bell.

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Offerings to Babalu Aye.
He is offering roasted corn, ministers of different grains, corn roast, burnt toast, coconut water, dry wine, garlic cob, smoked fish and guinea pig, coconut, green coconuts, onions, palm oil, beef neck, etc.. He immolated bearded goat, guinea hen, rooster and pigeon. Your Ewe are Cundeamor, kelp, sassafras, alacrancillo, apasote ateje, pinion kid, reed Ubi, caisimón, basil, sarsaparilla, alejo male sage caguairán, harrier, Copaiba, cherimoya, yellow vine, vine worm, Cardosanto, cabolletas, Ortiguilla , incense, millet, pica pica, and so on.


Objects of power Babalu Aye.
A aja, palm or coconut palm oil, a branch with a piece of sack tied and decorated with beads and shells.


Suits Babalu Aye.
Babalu Aye's costume is made of sack covered with snails.


Bailes de Babalu Aye.
Babalu Aye always low as a sick person, his back bent and hands clenched. He limps and is very weak, falling a few times. His nose is full of snot and congestion, and nasal voice. His movements are those of a feverish person, stunned the flies that land on their open wounds with aja. Babalu Aye also makes sweeping gestures to clean the air of bad influences. One who takes possession or pustules want to lick wounds to heal those who watch the ceremony. While Bakini Bakini is done, water is spilled on the floor. All get wet your fingers and pass through the front and back of neck. Then he kissed her hand to shield against disease. The dancers are placed in a circle, dancing bent and limping.


Crown Babalu Aye. Kari Osha.
To crown this Osha must be received prior to the Orishas warriors. Then during the coronation should receive the following Oshas and Orishas.

Elegguá, Obbatalá, Oke, Yemaya, Shango, Ogué, Oshun, Oya and Babalu Aye.

[Crown Babalu Aye in Cuba]


Paths of Babalu Aye.
His ways are:

  • Babalu Aye Boku
  • Babalu Aye Molu
  • Babalu Aye Ajorotomi
  • Babalu Aye Sapata
  • Babalu Aye Beluja
  • Babalu Aye Oloko
  • Babalu Aye OLOD
  • Ajorotomi Babalu Aye.
    • Beluja Babalu Aye.
    • Boku Babalu Aye.
    • Babalu Aye Molu.
    • OLOD Babalu Aye.
    • Oloko Babalu Aye.
    • Sapata Babalu Aye.
    • Shaban Aberu Babalu Aye.
    • Abokun Babalu Aye.
    • Adam Wan Babalu Aye.
    • Kake Adu Babalu Aye.
    • Afisino Sanajui Babalu Aye.
    • Babalu Aye Afros.
    • AGDI Babalu Aye.
    • Agrozumeto Babalu Aye.
    • Ajidenudo Babalu Aye.
    • Alino Babalu Aye.
    • Alipret Babalu Aye.
    • Aloa Babalu Aye.
    • Babalu Aye loved.
    • Babalu Aye Ano Yiwe.
    • Babalu Aye APAD.
    • Avidmaye Babalu Aye.
    • Avinuden Babalu Aye.
    • Azon Tuno Babalu Aye.
    • Bayanana Babalu Aye.
    • Da Souyi Ganhwa Babalu Aye.
    • Given Punpola Babalu Aye.
    • Rodo Dap Babalu Aye.
    • Atin Dasan Babalu Aye.
    • Molu dassana Babalu Aye.
    • Demasho Babalu Aye.
    • Babalu Aye effuse.
    • Felu Babalu Aye.
    • Gauze Babalu Aye.
    • Zuhon Gbo Babalu Aye.
    • Babalu Aye Houla.
    • Hountebe Babalu Aye.
    • Hountese Babalu Aye.
    • Jolobato Babalu Aye.
    • Joto Ronu Babalu Aye.
    • Joto Sojura Babalu Aye.
    • Jumewe Babalu Aye.
    • Juoni Babalu Aye.
    • Kalinotoyi Babalu Aye.
    • Kanepo Babalu Aye.
    • Dayigbo Kpade Babalu Aye.
    • Kujunu Babalu Aye.
    • Kusu Babalu Aye.
    • Babalu Aye Kutum.
    • Laundos Babalu Aye.
    • Leke Babalu Aye.
    • Lumpu Babalu Aye.
    • Miyanya or Miyanye Babalu Aye.
    • Nanu Niyone Babalu Aye.
    • Babalu Aye Oguma.
    • Ojukame Babalu Aye.
    • Otobue Babalu Aye.
    • Rujuere Babalu Aye.
    • Shakuana Babalu Aye.
    • Shamafo Babalu Aye.
    • Shono Babalu Aye.
    • Babalu Aye Somemo Maya.
    • Soyaya Babalu Aye.
    • Babalu Aye Susana.
    • Suvinegue Babalu Aye.
    • Tokuon Babalu Aye.
    • Babalu Aye cough.
    • Yanu Babalu Aye.
    • Yonko Babalu Aye.
    • Zoninu Babalu Aye.
    • Babalu Aye Zuko.
    • Nanu Babalu Aye.
    • Asoyí or Asojí Babalu Aye.
    • Babalu Aye Ayan.
    • Babalu Aye spoiled.
    • Aliprete Babalu Aye.
    • Afimayé Babalu Aye.
    • Aluiyá Babalu Aye.
    • Babalu Aye Baba or Baba Aruba Ariba.
    • SoCute Babalu Aye.
    • Lokuón Babalu Aye.
    • Asuda Babalu Aye.
    • Sujjú Babalu Aye.
    • Dakuanambó Babalu Aye.
    • Afrekereté Babalu Aye.
    • Babalu Aye Kake.
    • Osuniké Babalu Aye.
    • Babalu Aye Baba Mafia.
    • Sagpatá Babalu Aye.
    • Chakuaná or Chakpana Babalu Aye.
    • Obarileo Babalu Aye.
    • Lanwelosán Babalu Aye.
    • Baba Aluwa Babalu Aye.
    • Agron Baba Babalu Aye or acronyms.
    • Babalu Aye Baba Yonke.
    • Babalu Aye Baba Ode.
    • Osanlao Babalu Aye.
    • Baba Wueroato Babalu Aye.
    • Abosojún Babalu Aye.
    • Asojuano or Asowano Babalu Aye.
    • Aldamacururú Babalu Aye.
    • YESA Babalu Aye.


Characteristics of the Omo Babalu Aye.
Are people worried about their physical, mental and spiritual development of people around them. They always try to give affection, understanding and support, but have a hard time communicating. They are solitary and complex. These are people who instinctively become sick mainstay of both body and soul that come looking for a word of encouragement.

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buenas tardes
escrito por carmen teresa , April 19, 2010
yo tengo san lazaroelafimaye, tengo coronado obatala, mi padrino se murio hace 6 meses era un oriate, como hago para hcer ebbo al pie de san lazaro
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