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Òbàrà Méjì No 7.

Whoever this Odu is revealed to, probably during ìtènifá, Ìséfá or Ìdáfá, he/she needs to offer Ebo so as to always receive the blessings of his/her spiritual group in heaven. Ifá make it vivid that this person belongs to a very strong heavenly group and he/she needs to be connected to them and offer Ebo so that they won’t call him back into their midst all of a sudden.
Furthermore, Ifá made it clear that this person sometimes talks very rudely. He/she needs to calm and develop a good human relation with people so that all the good things he/she wish to acquire in life won’t be running away from him/her.
The Ifa goes thus:
Òjò P’Abahun t’èwù t’aso
Adífá fún baba a gbó l’énu Bí agogo
Ìgbà tíń sunkún òhun ò n’íre
Ebo won ní ó wá se
Ógbébo níbè ó rúbo
Ìgbà enú ròmí ni mo d’alájé
Òjò P’Abahun t’èwù t’aso
Ìgbà enú ròmí ni mo d’aláya
Òjò P’Abahun t’èwù t’aso
Ìgbà enú ròmí ni mo d’olómo
Òjò P’Abahun t’èwù t’aso
Ìgbà enú ròmí ni mo di oníre gbogbo
Òjò P’Abahun t’èwù t’aso
Translation
Rain wet the tortoise cloth completely(name of Awo)
Caster Ifá for a man that his mouth is as sharp as the tip of a gong
When he will clamouring for the lack of all Ire
He was advised to offer Ebo
He complied
It was when I soften my mouth that I have wealth
Rain wet the tortoise cloth completely(name of Awo)
It was when I soften my mouth that I have good spouse
Rain wet the tortoise cloth completely(name of Awo)
It was when I soften my mouth that I was blessed with good children
Rain wet the tortoise cloth completely(name of Awo)
It was when I soften my mouth that have all Ire
Rain wet the tortoise cloth completely(name of Awo)
Àború Àboyè ooo!!!
~Owó

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