A baa wo ‘yara ka ti’lekun mo ‘ri Ohun ti o ma se ni ko ni sai se ni Adifa fun Orisanla Oseremogbo Ti ntorun bo wa’ye Won ni bi o ru’bo nkan nla kan o se Won ni bi ...
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ayangalu Comments Off on If you don’t believe in “what will be will be”, then listen to voice of Olodumare in “Idin Ileke (Odi irete)”
A baa wo ‘yara ka ti’lekun mo ‘ri Ohun ti o ma se ni ko ni sai se ni Adifa fun Orisanla Oseremogbo Ti ntorun bo wa’ye Won ni bi o ru’bo nkan nla kan o se Won ni bi ...
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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 ...
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Whoever this Odu is revealed to, such person need to offer Ebo so that his/her aftermath should be glorious. Such person need to offer Ebo to avoid a calamity befalling hin/her and this person needs to avoid been indebted to ...
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Aboru Aboya, my brothers. I have a question. I’ve heard/read many pataki verses, but would like to know what some of you think is the core message being revealed here. Thank you kindly. O.O.
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Only those with juju eyes get scared. Why do you have to make special charms to your eyes because you want to see what others are not seeing? Do you want to play God? IT IS IMPOSSIBLE. Do you want ...
Read More »ayangalu Comments Off on Please, what is the difference between Ayanmo and Kadara?
Akinyele Awomojure Egbewole: “The two words are used interchangeably to mean the same thing.but kadara is more of a borrowed word from arabic language and it is commonly used among muslims.while ayanmo is the Yoruba translation of destiny”.
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Who ever this Odu is revealed to, be it consultation, ìtènifá or during Ìséfá, he or she needs to always use his/her mouth to always request for whatever he/she wants in the morning when he wakes up. And at the ...
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Just listen to this from Ejiogbe:- Ogbirigidi ni ja toke lule Adifa fun Alagbede okun laape Ori Ori lo da Oya sile Ira Ori lo da Sango si Koso Ori loda Orisanla si Iranje Ori loda Ogun sode Ire Ori ...
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If this Odù Ifá is revealed to someone during consultation, ìtènifá or Ìséfá, he or she is advised to offer Ebo so as to always receive favor from people at all time. Such person with this Odu has come to ...
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