Letter of 2010 - Nigeria

The Odu for the new year is: Ose Obara. In this odu Ifa says that the individual should seek to hear the prayers of his father and to feed the head of his father. Odu Ifa says this one must be careful not to adultery and make friends with another man's wife or husband of another woman. You should not eat fried corn. Ifa Every devotee has to face his Ifa and deliver all their problems to Ifa. People's wealth is through the truth and the truth is in Ifa. Ifa says that those who are seeking children who find them this year. Sacrifices must be made to the Aje (money) ekuru used for feeding, the head of the father, and Esu. In addition, ewa (beans) should be placed next to Ifa. It is important this year to be near family, especially his father. Yes yes Odun Odun LAWO Modu Modu HE moro gold gold LAWO yes LAWO Tori Tori peodundun LAWO lowo Olodumare a bull or another yin Odun asema fi eh El Araba Agbaye scarecrows greets all Ifa devotees around the world by New Year. The Festival begins Ilefin Araba Junes 22, 2010 and Agbaye Aragba hopes to celebrate with all the devotees who have gathered here in Ile-Ife.



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II II

II I

II II

Oyeb 5-6

The ODU oyeb speaks of ways to secure the future of children and adults warns of any trip to come.

West Observation: There is too much chaos in the daily activities of the client. He or she needs to stay and reconsider their activities.

A fan Difa Ômôtitun Õÿël3aral away aye. " Won ni: ibugbe to be ômôtitun ise yi Ki Won BIOBASE dagba nitorinaa Rubo kiobaa loran roc you li aye.

CBO: CJA-ring, an Owo méjìlá EGBA Ewé to Ifa.

A fungal Difa Ômôtitun oyeb away aye. Won ni: Iye ibugbe to be ômôtitun BIOBASE dagba nitorinaa yi Ki Won Rubo kiobaa lõrún li roo you aye.

CBO: CJA-hoop to méjìlá Owo EGBA au Ewé Ifa.

Oyeb was guessed for a newborn baby, which her parents were told to sacrifice so that the child can not suffer for lack of accommodation in the world when he grows up. The sacrifice: fish ring, 2,400 cowries and leaves of IFA for the child to lead a successful life.

Oyeb to Difa 'fun you or nlys'ero Baale ile wo onil sile' onilu NILU. Ona-garlic Won Baale nit ko o. kiomamalo you sunwôn Or not to Rubo oun. Ski or ru Won: Adiyç meji an Ifa Ewé pçlu çgbàárin Owo.

Oyeb, a fungal Difa you or nlos'ero Baale ile wo onil NILU onilu site. Won ni: Ona-ajo ko Baale kiomamalo sunwôn him o. Or not to Rubo oun. Won niki or ru: Ó GBO or UK. owo ati meji çgbaarin pçlu Ewé Ifa.

Oyeb was guessed for the owner who was going to stay in the house of another man in a strange land. He was told that his trip would not be successful, so should not go. He said that sacrifice. He was asked to sacrifice two birds, 8,000 cowries and leaves of Ifa.

OFA Daye SBI BARA, Ota saled gbinrin 'Peleja guessed they wanted to be fed out of work. He made the sacrifice. Peleja never worked, but it was always powered by Olodumare. I was happy, hailed his Babalawo, Awo praised his FTI. Peleja is the name of ant.

Obara Ose This odu Ifa says that the individual should seek to hear the prayers of his father and to feed the head of his father. Odu Ifa says this one must be careful not to adultery and make friends with another man's wife or husband of another woman. You should not eat fried corn. Ifa Every devotee has to face his Ifa and deliver all their problems to Ifa. People's wealth is through the truth and the truth is in Ifa. Ifa says that those who are seeking children who find them. Sacrifices must be made to the Aje (money) ekuru used for feeding, the head of the father, and Esu. In addition, ewa (beans) should be placed next to Ifa. It is important this year to be near family, especially his father. Yes yes Odun Odun LAWO Modu Modu HE moro gold gold LAWO yes LAWO Tori Tori peodundun LAWO lowo Olodumare a bull or another asema fi yin Odun scarecrow.

Ire: Take The abundance of internal transformation.

(This Odu speaks of the need to cancel a trip.)

Ibi: Greed Goes to selfishness.

(This Odu speaks of the possible consequences of failure for not following instructions of Ifa.)

Yorùbá
Ayegun
Rekete Ayegun
A fungal Difa SBI
Onibaba hear you won amuje
nile Ayegun
Ebo won or dare
Osi nbe or Rubo gbêbo
NJE ayegun or
Rekete Ayegun
Afi Oseja hear Onibaba
nile ayegun
Ayegun
Rekete Ayegun

Spanish
The quiet world
The peaceful world
Ifa divination made to SBI
When they were going to take the title in the quiet city Onibaba
I was told to make sacrifice
He heard and did
The quiet world
The peaceful world
The world became quiet when we gave him the title of Onibaba to SBI
The quiet world
The peaceful world

ASE (Message):
Ifa says that you should sacrifice to make your life more peaceful, Ifa says that an impending war will cover most of the World, Ifa says that everyone must make sacrifices for that war is not revealed and that the world is calm and peaceful.

Ifa says that is a year that will be very bad economically, but Ifa says that we must sacrifice family for it to enter wealth. Ifa says that there are people that have a shortage of money and others who may even lack the food. Ifa says that assures a wealth to people who can meet the appropriate sacrifices for wealth.

Ifa says that people who undertake trips Ifa should ask for these trips to be prosperous and to bring luck to the house.

Ifa says that people should eat slowly, also can not take anything but their membership so you can get the luck and wealth.

Ifa says that we are surrounded by enemies, but making the right sacrifice to avoid war and if war is eminent win despite how powerful he can be our enemy.

Ifa says he will reveal lies raised by people to do harm or to favor them, Ifa says that we must sacrifice so that their lies can not affect us and our enemies are made ridiculous.

Sacrifices (Ebo)
Sacrifice for the peace of mind:
Etu Eye meji, igbin meji, ati owo meji eyelid.
Two guineas, two slugs, two pigeons and money.

Sacrifice for wealth:
Igbin improved, improved eyelid, Ogede omini opolopo owo ati.
8 slugs, 8 pigeons, apple bananas and money.

Sacrifice for travel:
Meji eyelid, igbin meji, eko ati owo goal
Two pigeons, two slugs, three corn tamales and money.

For the enemy:

Meji akuko Oruka ati kan.
A goat and two cocks.

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escrito por Edwin , October 21, 2011

Ashé para todos los foristas! Sé que esto es un site de religión de Ocha, pero que significa ser un nkisi (Palo Mayombe)...o sea, que la propia persona sea un nkisi?

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