nanizle:

Are you saying you had a one night spritual attack via dreamland which triggered a prolonged sickness and deliverance at MFM and CAC healed you??

Are you saying medicine did not help you?

First of all who is that wicked person that spiritually dealt with you for three months? Tell me his/her name make I fire am with fasting and prayer!

There is nothing like spiritual attack. You were sick and you got better full stop.
I hope you don't become like these parents:
2nd Child Dies After Parents Pick Prayer Over Medicine: http://www.newser.com/story/166708/2nd-child-dies-after-parents-pick-prayer-over-medicine.html

http://news.yahoo.com/2nd-child-pa-couple-dies-only-praying-111713837.html

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1353071/Christian-parents-shunned-medicine-prayer-son-died-spared-prison.html

obo_man: @ OP.... I do appreciate your effort in taking the time to explain these terminologies but you did nothing extraordinary beyond that...


Firstly, money ritual ( ogun owo) is barbaric, evil and doesn't work........... It is fake and it is only practised by primitive minds and cultures.....

How can I take a body part to a witch-doctor and expect to be rich? It is nonsensical and incomprehensible.......


For you to claim it works, you have to prove it like Isaac Newton proved gravity exist.... It is very likely that people that money ritual worked for were just lucky ( coincidence)......



Secondly, Good fortune is an everyday occurrence to almost anybody on this planet.... Why should the accolade of an everyday phenomenal go to a witch-doctor? This reasoning therefore means that money ritual doesn't work.....

It's like an Onishegun (witch-doctor) claiming he can make rain to fall, in a region that experiences 10 months of rainfall annually, and people take him serious. Why can't these stupi.d people that take him seriously take him to Sahara desert or even southern California ( an obscure corner in the Californian desert where it hadn't rain for 30 years) to verify the witch-doctor's claims?



Thirdly, for you to prove anything works, it has to work in every condition and under every circumstance. This is because witch-doctors will simply blame the juju not working on certain circumstances. E.g, the juju didn't work because you came in contact with a woman, it rained on it, you stepped on a dying pigeon, etc.....

If it worked ( by coincidence or sheer luck), they claim the glory..... This implies that they are always in the winning position....



@ ghostofsparta, I would really appreciate if you can use your expression in the right way... One way is you encouraging our youths to embark on creative thinking. We need to produce our own Michael Faradays, Isaac Newtons and Louis Pasteurs.


Making them believe Juju works is primitive. It didn't find us cure for Malaria, it didn't find us vaccines for Polio, yet we still believe in it?? Absolutely idiotic.. I do hang on to my culture for ceremonial and heritage reasons but nothing more..

obo_man:





Juju did/didn't invent the x-ray technology that is used to diagnose your kidney function?


When it's time do vaccinate your newborn, would you take them to MFN?


When your wife is about to deliver and has complications, would you take her to MFN?


Did you forget that you do have immune systems that fight off infections?


You might have been diagnosed wrongly.......


Ijogz, have you gathered your evidence on MFN healing rate? How many rightly diagnosed sick people come back healed?


Haven't you reasoned it out that it's likely that only the very few people that are healed ( maybe due to their body naturally fighting the infection), are the ones that share their testimonies?


Equipment used to check your BP, is it your pastor that invented it?


@Ijogz... My point is dis.... Just because there are human error in science and technology, it isn't still enough to put it to one side and uphold the supernatural....



When my grandparents and urs lived at the height of supernatural beliefs, infant mortality was almost 80%. My maternal grandmother had 9 kids, 8 died.


Now, thanks to enlightenment, your wife and my wife will go to the labour room with almost 90% safe delivery rate...

I do believe in God, but I think as a people, we rely too much on him.


We should use our brains more and solve our problems with our hands, just like what the Oyinbos are currently doing so that we dont lag behind.

The proofs that back up the supernatural is very scant, and mostly witnesses' accounts. @ Ijogz, there is no way I can verify your story and simply have to believe. Why would I believe something purely non-evidential?


Would you also believe me if I said my Aunt flew yesterday on a broom stick?

obo_man:





Juju did/didn't invent the x-ray technology that is used to diagnose your kidney function?


When it's time do vaccinate your newborn, would you take them to MFN?


When your wife is about to deliver and has complications, would you take her to MFN?


Did you forget that you do have immune systems that fight off infections?


You might have been diagnosed wrongly.......


Ijogz, have you gathered your evidence on MFN healing rate? How many rightly diagnosed sick people come back healed?


Haven't you reasoned it out that it's likely that only the very few people that are healed ( maybe due to their body naturally fighting the infection), are the ones that share their testimonies?


Equipment used to check your BP, is it your pastor that invented it?


@Ijogz... My point is dis.... Just because there are human error in science and technology, it isn't still enough to put it to one side and uphold the supernatural....



When my grandparents and urs lived at the height of supernatural beliefs, infant mortality was almost 80%. My maternal grandmother had 9 kids, 8 died.


Now, thanks to enlightenment, your wife and my wife will go to the labour room with almost 90% safe delivery rate...

I do believe in God, but I think as a people, we rely too much on him.


We should use our brains more and solve our problems with our hands, just like what the Oyinbos are currently doing so that we dont lag behind.

The proofs that back up the supernatural is very scant, and mostly witnesses' accounts. @ Ijogz, there is no way I can verify your story and simply have to believe. Why would I believe something purely non-evidential?


Would you also believe me if I said my Aunt flew yesterday on a broom stick?

obo_man:





Juju did/didn't invent the x-ray technology that is used to diagnose your kidney function?


When it's time do vaccinate your newborn, would you take them to MFN?


When your wife is about to deliver and has complications, would you take her to MFN?


Did you forget that you do have immune systems that fight off infections?


You might have been diagnosed wrongly.......


Ijogz, have you gathered your evidence on MFN healing rate? How many rightly diagnosed sick people come back healed?


Haven't you reasoned it out that it's likely that only the very few people that are healed ( maybe due to their body naturally fighting the infection), are the ones that share their testimonies?


Equipment used to check your BP, is it your pastor that invented it?


@Ijogz... My point is dis.... Just because there are human error in science and technology, it isn't still enough to put it to one side and uphold the supernatural....



When my grandparents and urs lived at the height of supernatural beliefs, infant mortality was almost 80%. My maternal grandmother had 9 kids, 8 died.


Now, thanks to enlightenment, your wife and my wife will go to the labour room with almost 90% safe delivery rate...

I do believe in God, but I think as a people, we rely too much on him.


We should use our brains more and solve our problems with our hands, just like what the Oyinbos are currently doing so that we dont lag behind.

The proofs that back up the supernatural is very scant, and mostly witnesses' accounts. @ Ijogz, there is no way I can verify your story and simply have to believe. Why would I believe something purely non-evidential?


Would you also believe me if I said my Aunt flew yesterday on a broom stick?

balium:
Money ritual is one of the many evil doings of the jinns. They are unseen to man and they also possess powers which humans do not possess e.g telepathy. They have the ability to harm and cause evil to man. Some of them seek to be worshiped and praised in return for some good to man, but in the end, man is sure to lose as they cause more harm than they give. I personally think idol worshiping started from our forefathers who worshiped[i] jinns[/i].

balium: off course, they represent the jinns

temi4fash:

Its take a spiritual Man no know Spiritual Things...

I just pray u will not see trouble dat will surpass u ...

PAGAN 9JA:


they represent Gods or Jinns. depends on the Idol.

Billyonaire: Money Rituals DO NOT exist, but is alive in the minds of those who feed it with emotions. Just like witches and wizards, Money Ritual is a figment of believers imagination!

gabinogem: Man know thyself. You shall see that you possess powers greater than your wildest imagination... The greatest enlightenment of man comes from within.

balium:

so how many gods/jinns are there ?

the gods/jinns you worship, were do you think they come from ?

did the gods/jinns create the universe and humans?

collins123:

You just spewed trash. There are no gods? Listen, the fact that GOD can not be easily proven does not mean spirits can't be proven.

Allow me, and I will give u a personal sample of the diety known as esu


Where do you live currently?

What is the name of your parents (mom and dad)

Try me and you will change your atheism.

Esu maa'semi! Omo elomi ni'ose!!


I plead on his behalf.


Omo'de oo'mogun, on'pe lee'fo.

splashbaby: Nice article...but wetin I find come here self?

Billyonaire: Is Everyone Yoruba now ? If there is no English words for those, then its purely a Yoruba myth and universally mistrustful.

ghostofsparta:

Give me the English translation of the Yoruba words: Ajanoku, Ahonomaja, Ologini, Óbe. I'm very sorry to say but your intelligence makes you sound so stupid. Thinking everything can be rationalised, and also translatable to English language. There are some things that are only exclusive to a specific tribe or culture. It's like asking what's th Yoruba word for a cougar or Lynx or a kangaroo.

Orikinla: [size=18pt]HOW COME ALL THE NATIVE DOCTORS DOING MONEY RITUALS ARE POOR AND WRETCHED AND GOAT SMELLING IDOL WORSHIPERS? [/size]

nasilas: The truth is Money Ritual is real..but indulging in it won't give you the level of wealth of Dangote and co. But you will live comfortable for a specified period of time before you experience it's repercussion.

But obviously, neither Science nor Religion can satisfy man's quest of the 'unknown'.

ghostofsparta:

Give me the English translation of the Yoruba words: Ajanoku, Ahonomaja, Ologini, Óbe. I'm very sorry to say but your intelligence makes you sound so stupid. Thinking everything can be rationalised, and also translatable to English language. There are some things that are only exclusive to a specific tribe or culture. It's like asking what's th Yoruba word for a cougar or Lynx or a kangaroo.

funshint:
I used 2 accord U̶̲̥̅̊ a lot of respect but I can now see U̶̲̥̅̊'re so DUMB. U̶̲̥̅̊ havn't taken time to read d OP's post b4 even commenting. Be patient and read d post; I bet U̶̲̥̅̊'ll wish U̶̲̥̅̊ can erase all d lazy responses U̶̲̥̅̊'ve written so far. The OP is no way encouraging MR he's only giving an indepth explanation of d concept. Infact any1 dat carefully reads d post will be discouraged 4rm MR. The write-up is a great eye opener; a masterpiece dat deserves an award.
@OP U̶̲̥̅̊'ve beautifully answered all my questions as regards MR. Kudos!

ngozievergreen:
So u bliv Dangote and co are free of such powers? Make i hear

ghostofsparta:
Aboru abo Si se