ORISA AJE "THE WEALTH GODDESS"

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Very Educative Thanks

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Agba Awo

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Educating. I love this

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[@Therootdoctress]

Thank you

[@tkspiece2310]

Content producers thanks for bringing out this channel and presenting the lectures from Oluwo. I have one important point please, you should not translate certain traditional terminology into English because the English translations changes the Yoruba meaning and intention completely. For example, simply refer to "Orisha" as Orisha, do not translate this into "gods and goddesses". Please do some research into Greek mythology to understand where the concept of gods and goddesses come from and you will see they bear no correlation to Yoruba Orisha. So e.g. you can say "Aje is the Orisha synonymous with wealth and prosperity". These translations dilute the uniqueness of Yoruba tradition because people will only understand it through the lens of the culture and language you've translated it into, thereby causing confusion. Call things what they are, Etutu is Etutu, Ebo is Ebo, words can be used to describe them, but they should not be translated into English. Do keep up the commendable good work!

[@AgbotifayoEmpireTV]

Thank you for the feedback.

[@EbuniMisses]

@@AgbotifayoEmpireTV I agree - especially with the term god/godess. I'd also like to add original spelling marks. As we know ogun means different things depending on the marks and stresses/emphasis on certain letters. and Orisa is yoruba but orisha is not the original way. Be blessed.

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[@tundeodebunmi6333]

Thank you. I'd love to have Aje in my home. How do I go about getting it.

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[@MartinsloveGod]

CAN someone who's not Yoruba or doesn't have a Yoruba background have AJE in his house? someone who does have a house, how can he or Her Have an AJE? what are the side effect of having and AJE or becoming An Aje worshipper?