Exu order Do Candomble 30cm

In the rites of Kimbanda, the faithful invoke and incorporate an entity that received the name of Exu (or Pomba Gira, as the case may be), in clear reference to the Orisha Eshu, which is, for the Kimbanda, patron and head of these entities under the name of Bara.Also known as Esu, Eshu, Bará, Ibarabo, Akésan, Yangí, Legbá and Ònan, Exú is the Orixá of communication, patience, order, discipline and sexuality. Of African origin, Exú is one of the most popular figures in Candomblé and Umbanda.Se considers him the guardian of towns, cities, houses and the Axé, and has a strong control over sex, magic, union, power and the fire of transformation. Due to other types of culture, Exu was associated with the devil and a bad figure. But, this stereotype is totally contrary to the true characteristic of the Orixá. Evil is the fruit of the human being, not of Exú, it is the closest being to man, if everyone knew order the benefits and protection that he is able to perform, everyone would be closer to this fantastic Orixá.El candomblé is a monotheistic religion that believes in the existence of the soul and more there. The word "candomblé" means "ball" or "ball with drums" and worships the orixás, usually revered through dances, songs and offerings.