Taking care of Sango shrine and it’s stone
Many Olorisa still think that the ORISA don’t like neatness, in fact if you visit some shrines you would vomit because of the stinking odour from such shrine.
The ORISA love their shrine to be clean and neat, just that our people don’t like neatness or should I say most Olorisa are dirty .
Apart from this many Olorisa believes that if your shrine is dirty it’s a sign that your shrine is legit .
Why would a dirty shrine signify legitimate shrine?
SANGO is a king that love is shrine to be clean and neat
Starting from the stones and the plate where the stones were put.
Everything must be well cleaned .
Because of the blood that was shed on the stones and the orogbo, there is tendency that there might be maggot after few days of each sacrifices.
Those maggot would die off on the stone and it would lead to some offensive odour at SANGO shrine .
It’s your duty once a while to use Gin to wash the stone and the plate where the stones were put.
This washing must be done at least twice a month for thorough cleaning .
In fact cleaning your sango shrine would also help you to reconnect and create a deeper connections with SANGO OLUKOSO OKO OYA.
If your SANGO shrine is smelling or dirty, please take into account what was written here by AJE NLA the son of OBATALA.
Source of Article: https://www.orisa.com.ng
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