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Joshthefirst: I know none of those deal with the sin problem that bedraggles all mankind.How do u know dat Jesus(the Jewish criminal) dealt wit sin? How do u know dat Adam and eve are the grand ancestors of all of humanity? How do u know dat their sin still affects us now? Even tho Jews(who own the Adam and eve story) say Adam and eve have nothing to do wit today's sin U don't know anything about Hinduism or any ATR u big liar |
Joshthefirst: my life backs up my claim.Wat if Jesus is one of the numerous false Messiah as the Jews say? Afterall he lived among them and they know him better than anyone. U claim the Jews prophesied his coming but if u ask a Jew he would say the prophecy isn't about Jesus. |
Joshthefirst: Nice thread.Wat do u know about any other religion? Do I know anything about judaism? The father religion of christianity Have u asked questions? Have u read the Koran? Do u know ur ancestral spirituality that ur pastors love to condemn? |
MamiWata: Nope I'm not a Yoruba practitioner. Interesting to hear your thoughts on Ifa being universal rather than ethnic.It's universal knowledge of philosophy by the ancient Yoruba. Ifa doesn't relate to the Yoruba people alone. Intelligence and wisdom is universal |
Acidosis: Lol..There's no such thing as true and only God All Gods are true. You can only say the supreme God. And if u like pray from now till nx yr asking God to appear to u, he won't. God cannot appear any more than he already appears through his children(The Gods) You can never understand God because he is too magnificent and above human comprehension. You all need to attain spiritual enlightenment for urself, no Bible or Koran can teach u wat Ori would teach u. Just grow in consciousness |
Katsumoto: Don't be condescending. Be explicit and lucid.I don't know how else to explain ni Sango God of lightening and thunder Thor God of lightening and thunder Both wielding heavy weapons used to generate lightening Even zeus has a sword he uses to direct lightening bolts It's the same force just that the people understand it differently and give it different personifications |
[quote author=olu_kenzo ]^^Fact. The Ijebus were already on ground before the coming of the Oba nta -- king is outside-- as divined. The king present on the stool then, had to abdicate (can't recall his name now). The Obanta was the third king, the first being his maternal grandfather, Olu-Iwa. Thus, through intermarriage and adsorption, the real inhabitants of the area before that Obanta bearing wave of migration have gone extinct. Some of them had to move to the outskirts of the town (my memory fails me once more) because they couldn't face the superior civilization of these migrants from Ile-ife. It is well. OP carry on, I am never against "academic" exercise.[/quote]Olu-iwa I thought it was Oba ijasi.Wat I heard was The 1st was Oba Ijasi who left the throne for Obanta( king outside). The 2nd was of course obanta(ogboroganda) and his nephew who had previously stayed in Ife The indigenes lived peacefully wit the new and large imigrates from Ife(Sudan earlier) |
ladionline: Marcof, I'm glad of your final descovery of yoruba origin. You finally hit at home what terracotta radoillo 9Jacrip et all were trying to say. charles Darwing is wiser than Yoruba ancestors put together. The world did not have history until Darwin came. Biology can not make mistake, its MAN'S gift to man. Darwin did not only describe creation as it ought to be, he created it. Darwin is the most high MAN, by the time we evolve as gods (next level) we can elect someone as the most high god. For the records, you will find the Iwo or Ife man, like the pittsburg man, I Want to suggest a name for it: homo macof. ![]() |
Obalufon: Yoruba worship moon " Osu"and sun and four cardinal point forces . Think they've stopped sun watch.Where pls? I have never heard of moon and Sun worship And to ur moniker do u know anything about Obalufon deity? I need info on this |
Just Last week I met a guy where I play football, I immediate felt as if I knew him somewhere before even tho I was very sure I couldn't know him. I also admired his football skills and from that time we have become good friends. I have begun to think maybe our souls have a good relationship in the spiritual realm. |
MamiWata: Are you ok with non-Yoruba viewing Ifa as a "universal" spirituality that anyone can pick up, wear, and tailor to fit their shape? IMO the issues arise when the spirituality is taken out of its ethnic context and twisted and turned to suit the needs of another culture. Is it still Ifa and are you ok with them using it to suit their needs?Ifa has always been universal we Yorubas don't keep Ifa to ourselves alone, those who are serious and interested in Ifa can be initiated. But the rules of Ifa must stand and Ifa cannot change because of a different culture. So they can pick it up and wear it but not tailor it to their fit Do u know if any odu-Ifa is against homosexuality? |
obanta wasn't even their leaders real name but ogborogan and his nephew. His nephew established mobalufon in honor of his father agbo-iwa who died on the way from Sudan. Mobalufon??....doesn't it have something to do wit Obalufon(3rd ooni of Ife? Could be omo-obalufufon( child of Obalufon) meaning that the whole Sudan claim is a lie |
Katsumoto: And what does that prove?If u don't still get it, I wonder how u would ![]() |
emotional: thanks bro,for your enlightening respondsU are welcome I don't know much about Ifa divination but maybe the problem of the client needed a fowl's blood and so the Babalawo went ahead wit d ritual immediately after divination. |
Katsumoto: Hammer and Axe are not the same things.But lightening is |
ladionline: macof, macof, I have given you the clue, abi o ti gbagbe "great Ape" ni? Omo nla!egbon mo gbagbe o, jo ron ti mi |
rationalmind: The thread wasn't meant for you. ![]() his post made it worse |
Mr Troll: i don't gerrit anymore. are people this stupid?U have no idea |
rationalmind: The bolded is what I don't think I fully agree with bro. While growing up, there are certain things considered right and wrong in our community that We've grown to consider as superstition and we easily go against them. A very good example is this idea that when your father dies as an igbo, it is wrong and a taboo to eat at any other burial ceremony until the burial ceremony of your father has been conducted.When u start to take some beliefs as superstition and untrue resulting to no consequence u are freeing urself from ur previous conscious state. And wat could ever make a typical yorubaman(who doesn't know that homosexuality is done else where) take the custom as mere superstition? It's foreign influence and exposure that opens the way to such thoughts. |
Sal C: I think one might easily misunderstand the aim of the thread judging from the title of the thread.Shut up God didn't instruct anybody to give any written account. |
chukwudi44: The god of Chosenis differant!!Follow the God of ur ancestors |
rationalmind: Good one bro. But I have a question for you. As a spiritualist, is homosexuality also bad for the soul?YES and No Yes because where iam from it is unheard of, in all of yorubaland homosexuality and inbreeding isn't encouraged No because where one thing is bad, it could be good in somewhere else, In America homosexuality is cool and even some are initiated into Ifa. So it's not my spirituality dat is against It, it's my ethnicity dat is. when growing up, there are things that u perceive as right and wrong due to ur community, and dat becomes part of ur consciousness(Ori) as a taboo, when u go against these rules it damages ur consciousness and affects ur soul. |
ROSSIKE: Thanks..... You see, what you have explained here is African religion in its purest form. The concept of non-exclusivity. Of legitimate multiplicity. There is no 'right' and 'wrong' religion. All paths lead to the same glorious destiny. This concept is at the very heart of African religion, and its truth has been confirmed in recent years by NDE accounts of the afterlife etc.. Ironically, the concept is probably the greatest weakness of African religion, as it attaches no punishment to 'abandoning' the faith, and offers no punishment for embracing 'other gods'. There is also no interest in proselytising. A man should be attracted to his god by natural happenstance, not by direct instigation. These foundational principles of African religion - thoroughly humanist, are what is required to be learned by the other world religions.Fear is wat pushes people away from paganism and embrace Islam/christianity Most of them are too afraid of the fabled hell coupled wit d lies against paganism- that it's demon worship, satan worship, idol worship. Many of them now hate their own ancestors and hate being African. Islam preaches that if u are not muslim u would go to hell Christianity preaches if u are not Christian u would go to hell But ATR only preaches doing wats right according to ur understanding If only people can understand more |
rationalmind: Lol, I deliberately decided not to involve christians. I'm aware few of them may have tangible things to say but majority are just going to come here to demonstrate their folly. Let's just leave them out of this.U right it shouldn't be about any religion but I just wanted to point that out so Christians can shouldn't just come and start condemning Personally I don't like incest. As a spiritualist I believe it's bad for soul because it isn't part of Yoruba customs But communities have different laws and tradition I heard inbreeding was cool in ancient China And still happens in Niger If the community has nothing against it, no one should condemn the people. |
Katsumoto: That is inconclusive. All ancient groups had the same survival needs, hence why there are similarities in the gods they prayed to. And the Sango carrying hammer was a non-Yoruba creation; as Sango was said to be Thor's cousin.Where did u get this from ![]() Even before the name "Sango" was given to the force of lightening, "Jakuta" was used and also had a hammer which u used to shape stones and send them down to earth as lightening. Sango(the human, king of Oyo) used a double headed axe and when he died, Sango(the force of lightening) was portrayed holding a double headed axe Thor holding hammer, controlling lightening isn't a coincidence. It means Thor and Sango are same force with different personification |
Katsumoto: I don't doubt that you can show examples. But what I find funny is that on one hand you claimed that evolution happened after migration and then on the other hand you are claiming that there are similarities between gods in different groups. That there is inconsistency.I am not saying that Ife is where the world was created, I am saying that Ife is where the Yoruba ancestors that were ape-like evolved into modern man. That's why Yoruba people can't remember any history predating Ife. So it's wrong for people to claim anywhere other than Ife as the origin of Yoruba There were also other Towns around Ife eg Iwo, Doromi, iranje, oke-ora(seems this one was actually part of Ife) but these places recognized Ife has their origin. Ife before Oduduwa was a place wit other independent communities |
740megawatts: I think evolution happened after pangea. This is logical because pangea led to different climatic conditions as a result of continental shelves travelling away from Africa. This would explain the need for genetic re-programming for adaptability. But then, this would only be true if apes had spread out before pangea.this makes sense. Because pre-humans couldn't have spread across the world if pangea already happened |
[quote author=PAGAN 9JA]who said life started in Ehtiopia [/quote]I don't know where people get this from ![]() |
emotional: @FOLYKAZE/MACOF.True the bini came to know about the personality of Orunmila through Ife but bini/Edo Doesn't have to have the same practices since they don't like to be referred as part of yorubaland. Isekiri also has the Orunmila personality and concept but wit little difference in practices. In yorubaland, Babalawo doesn't use blood for divination, only during initiation The only tools are : opon Ifa(Ifa tray), opele, ikin. the client doesn't take part in the process(he doesn't know Ifa divination) he doesnt need to talk about his problem, his duty is to find how Ifa's message relates to him or let the Babalawo do the full interpretation(if he has been told wat d problem is already) Ifa/Iha is an old system in bini, existing since Eweka. do u know how many Odu Ifa exist in the bini version? |
Abraham married his sister Nahor(Abraham's bro) married Haran's(another bro) daughter Isaac married Nahor's daughter Jacob married Laban's(son of Nahor) daughters(two sisters) Judah married his sons wife So let me see Christians condemn the above people first. As for homos, Jesus was more gay than straight |
Uyi Iredia: If you think all pagabs do the bolded, na YOU_yes you!_be YEYE pesin.Lol that's wat pagans face in the hands of muslims and Christians, they don't know anything about us and our practices yet they condemn it and condemn their own ancestors. Smh |
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I thought it was Oba ijasi.
