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New wave lazarus ( A story of African Gods)
Igbo Sun God (Anyanwwu) the Eye of light
The word anyanwwu is a combination of two Igbo words: The first word is anya which means “eye” and anwu which means “the light”. Put together, it means “the eye of the light”. However, going beyond the literal meaning,
Anyawu means the sun. And in Igbo traditional religion, it refers to the god of the Sun or the Sun god, who is referred to as the eye of the light. Going beyond the literal understanding of the eye for sight, the theology of Anyawu has implications for the human enlightenment, our vision and our
foresight.
Metaphorically, this sight represents itself as insight,
which is the capacity to gain an accurate and deep intuitive
understanding of a person or thing, and foresight, the ability to
predict what will happen or be needed in the future.
In short, insight is the ability to see things as they really are, and foresight is the ability to see things as they will be. If this be the case, Anyawu was a deity that had the power to inspire insight and foresight in people.
Anyanwwu
Anyanwwu is an Alusi(meaning diety) of Rebirth
Eshu (yoruba Mythology)
(God of Mischief, Death, Chaos, crossroads& Travelers)
Èṣù is a personification of Mischief; he is the one who teaches that there are always two sides or more to every issue. He balanced and created directions. Èṣù is so necessary to an ordered life! According to Oluwo Aderemi Ifaoleepin Aderemi from Oyo Alaafin, to the criminally minded who celebrate wickedness, injustice, and immorality and unrighteous people, Èṣù Láàlù is evil and devilish, whilst Láaróyè Ajọ́ńgọ́lọ̀ Ọkùnrin Òde is an awesome and persuasive Divinity to pious and morally upright people who place a premium on justice, morality, and good character.
Èṣù is the messenger not only to the Olódùmarè, but also to the other Irúnmọlẹ̀s/Òrìṣàs. He is also the intermediary between Ajoguns (evil spirits) to the Irúnmọlẹ̀s/Òrìṣàs and the ẹ̀dá èèyàn (human beings); he is the one who distributes, and also supervises the distribution of sacrifices (ẹbọ) to the Ajoguns.
Eshu's Avatar is usually in form of an old man or a boy Child.
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