Oriki Aje, This document includes a praise poem and chant to invoke Orisa Ajé is believed to possess the ability to bestow Learn about Orisha Ajé popular known as Aje Olokun Asorodayo, the Yoruba deity of wealth and prosperity. It contains orikis and greetings to Aje, Oriki is an important and cultural, but unwritten (oral) genre of Yoruba literature that is usually used in praise singing. Learn about her attributes, symbols, and how to invoke her spirit for money. Learn about Orisha Ajé popular known as Aje Olokun Asorodayo, the Yoruba deity of wealth and prosperity. It lists the importance of oriki, different types O documento contém orikis, aduras e orins dedicados a Ajé Saluga, orixá da riqueza e prosperidade. For oríkì’s, its most popular meaning when translated The document discusses the topic of oriki, which are praises or compliments used to honor people and lift their spirits. Aje responds to the call of Oduduwa and descabala. She is Oríkì includes both single praise names [2] and long strings of “attributive epithets” that may be chanted in poetic form. [3] According to the Yoruba historian Samuel Johnson, oriki expresses what a child is Oríkì is the oral praise poetry of the indigenous Yórùbá communities of Western Africa. Read her oriki, a poem of Amoyé AJE NLA Omo Ọbàtálá is a priest to many IRUNMOLE talking of Ọbàtálá | IYAAMI | ESU |ELEGBA | AJE | OLOKUN | EGBE Orun | SANGO | AJASORO| IBEJI | etc AJE NLA (Oriki Aje olokun ) Orisa Aje is a deity /goddess of wealth and economic prosperity.