Babalú-Aye 8"
Babalu-Aye is the orisha of illness and is called upon by beggars, the sick, and the disabled. He is viewed as compassionate and humble, although he can just as easily cause infections as curing them. Babalu-Aye is depicted as being covered in sores, and so skin infections are a particular area of his influence.
Babalu-Aye is the orisha of illness and is called upon by beggars, the sick, and the disabled. He is viewed as compassionate and humble, although he can just as easily cause infections as curing them. Babalu-Aye is depicted as being covered in sores, and so skin infections are a particular area of his influence.
Babalu-Aye is the orisha of illness and is called upon by beggars, the sick, and the disabled. He is viewed as compassionate and humble, although he can just as easily cause infections as curing them. Babalu-Aye is depicted as being covered in sores, and so skin infections are a particular area of his influence.