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Ogoun or Ogou, Lwa of Power!
The St. George image is used for Ogou in Petro rhythm. Ogou is a Nago Lwa. This is because there are many Ogous that are known that have the names of Orichas. We serve Ogou Shango, Ogou Batala, Ogou Osanj just to name a few .Ogou has become like a last name for a whole family of spirits; these form a Nasyon(Nation), the Nasyon Nago. Some are not titled with the name Ogou yet are served within this rite. An example of this is, again, Osanj. Osanj may come from Osain, an Oricha of the leaves,and heal those that are sick with leaves in common.
People have personal and family Ogous too. I know one Houngan who serves an Ogou known as Ogou Tako. This Ogou came from his maternal line. He is really old, directly from Ginen, he explained. I have also witnessed others become possessed by family Ogous. So you can imagine how big the Nago Nation is!
Different Ogou also act differently during possession. Ogou Feray often yells, Ogou Sen Jack has a high pitched feminine type voice. Yet all Ogous have things in common. They also drink different things, and may have different vevers. Again, they are a family of spirits. There is no way we can list them all here.
There are also praise names for the lwa Ogou, which should not be confused with the actual different Ogous. Ogou is sometimes referred to as Orisha Nago, Neg Nago, Gren Pwomene, or Papillon. Ogou is often visualized as a military General.
Ogou is also the master of the machete. Most Ogous can usually be spotted by seeing them wave this around. Some Ogous stick the point of the machete on their stomach and bend it. Sometimes he may beat his head with the machete. He might also slap, with the machete, individuals whom he chooses to chastise. Even though he may do this, the person isn’t harmed. The person will not have bruising or welts or anything of the sort.
This is all information for a basic service that can be offered to Ogou. When approaching a specific Ogou, it is best to be able to include all their details in the service. This is just going to be some general information. You can construct a basic service from this, but as you learn about Ogou, you will begin to elaborate and be able to serve a specific Ogou.
Ogou is a lover too. He loves women. Oftentimes, he may propose to women while in the head of someone. There are songs for Ogou that say he suffered through working and not eating, simply to buy a woman a dress. Ogou is a lwa of masculinity.
He is associated with fire. There can often be found a fe Ogou, or Ogou’s iron, on the peristyle grounds. This Iron, coming half way out of the ground, has specific ceremonies performed upon it to install it. A fire is built around this iron during ceremonies. If the ceremony is specifically for Ogou, this may be the focus. The Lwa may also decide to make this his focus, especially during the Ogou section of the ceremony (often times during the Petro rite too).
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Ogou’s colors are blue and red. White can also be added should you be serving an Ogou that is considered Rada. You will notice that blue and red are the colors of the Haitian Flag. Red, white, and blue are the colors of the US flag, also considered a superpower and warrior type nation.
You can buy red and blue kerchiefs for Met Ogou. Ogou sometimes dresses in khaki too. You might decide to at least get him a khaki military shirt. He may wear a Panama hat, a particular straw hat. He may even dress like a military general. Some Ogous are known as soldiers.
Ogou’s sacrificial animal is a red rooster. The bigger and more beautiful rooster the better. He also takes bulls for sacrifice too. I think you may be better off with the red rooster. ; )
Most Ogou drink rum. Some, especially the Petro Ogou, prefer kleren. This is really raw rum. The rum may be steeped in different herbs accordingly too. One Ogou in particular likes Akasan ak siwo (Its sort of a milkshake type of drink with syrup).
You can serve Ogou
red rice and beans
red candles
fresh fruit such as bananas, and mangoes in particular, as they are associated with him
beef
chicken
sweet potatoes
You should serve him in a kwi (calabash bowl). You can give him a machete and a cigar too.
You can use a large rock or the bottom of a pot to bang the machete against. While you do this, call Ogou. It is best if this rock has been specially prepared by a Houngan or Mambo as a pwen to call Ogou. It will get his attention faster. Yell for Ogou. Dance for Ogou, and sing for Ogou.
Papa Ogou Mesi Pou Proteksyon Ou. Toujou proteje nou, Ban nou fos avek chanjemant positif. Awochenago!!!!
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