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In Ogbe Meji, Ifa says, “Eni ti n ware ni sebo……..”

“Only those who want goods for themselves are the ones who are doing sacrifices……” It is normal in life to struggle and try for what one wants to better one`s life. Our Irunmole also did sacrifices to get what they taught would make them fine.

Human and non-human alike must strive hard to better themselves. Do not see your efforts and struggles to better your life as if Olodumare forsake you. No. You are doing what is expected of you in this world. Just know that whatever you are doing, Olodumare is watching you. Iwa pele. Moral uprightness. All Odu Ifa and other Irunmole literary corpus are full examples of this. Blessings. Baba Olosun

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