2.Apart from followers of Ifa, Olosun and Olobatala, Erindinlogun is also used principally by the worshippers of Sango. The diviners who employ it to this extent, refer to it as Iranse Sango (Sango Servant).
3.In the Erindinlogun system of Ifa divination, a set of sixteen cowry shells are used for the divination and during divination, they either face up or down.
4.As a matter of fact, a cowry shell has two faces: the male and the female. (up and down respectively).
5.During divination these cowry shells are shaken and thrown on the ground, falling either on the male or female face.
6.The female face stands for the identification of each odu. Thus, the cowry shell is different from the divination chain in which the two faces dictate one odu at a time.
7.When only the famale face (the concave side) is up out of the sixteen cowry shells, the odu that we have is called Okanran.
8.If it is two females faces, we have Ejioko. They are arranged in the following order of hierarchy.
Okanran = when the face of 1 female is up
Eji oko = when the faces of 2 females are up
Ogunda = when the faces of the females are up
Irosun = when the faces of 4 females are up
Ose = when the face of 5 females are up
Obara = when the faces of 6 females are up
Odi = when the faces of 7 females are up
Eji Ogbe = when the faces of 8 females are up
Osa = when the faces of 9 females are up
Ofun = when the faces of 10 females are up
Owonrin = when the faces of 11 females are up
Ejilasuebora = when the faces 12 females are up
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