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pimplucious:
I want to be an initiate of Ifa. Each time I hear or read about Ifa I feel so much urge within me to want to explore and know more about it.

AkogunOlodumare:
ports injuries like sprains, head injuries, rotator cuff, concussions, hamstrings, anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries, fractures, muscle tears, dislocations, golfer's elbow, hip pain, shoulder injury, back injury and so on ought never to have the patient out of action for at most more than 3 days, if not for the polluted Ifa being taught and practiced.

In Otura Irẹtẹ, Ifa teaches that all these injuries can be healed immediately, even before the treatment rites are concluded. And the patient would be back in action or be ready to that same day. Ifa also teaches there that only awó rere (pure & good Ifa priests & priestesses) can achieve such results. This is because they practice pure Ifa.

However, Ifa also teaches us on that same Òtúrá Ìrẹtẹ̀ that such awọ (Ifa priest or priestess) are exceedingly rare and terribly victimized, ostracized, prevented from learning & practicing Ifa, excommunicated and are murdered, all by other awo who are popular and can recite Ifa stanzas proficiently. But these popular awó practice polluted Ifa and are proud, delusional, greedy, engage in negative groupthink and are heartless. A lot of them also prolong the duration of treating patients out of greed, to extort money from them.

My odu Ifá is Òtúrá Ìrẹtẹ̀ and I can personally testify of all the above, including treatment of patients & victimization from other awo. If not for their evils, sports personalities like Neymar Jr. the soccer star from Brazil, Kenneth Omeruo & Victor Boniface both soccer stars from Nigeria, tennis stars like Naomi Osaka, Elena Rybakina, Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic, Alexander Zverev, golf stars like Tiger Woods, Scottie Scheffler, Nelly Korda, Tony Fidau, John Daly, and many more, who have been forced out of action & top positions or forced out of tournaments or forced into retirement would have been coming to Ifa for treatment and eventually itẹfa.

That of Neymar Jr. annoys me because he is from Brazil where there are lots of descendants of Ifa practitioners who were carried away as slaves, having been sold by Ọyọ from West Africa. That he has not turned to Ifa is a disgrace to all awó in and from Brazil.

I will conclude this essay by by reminding all awó that Ifa has a formula in Ògúndá Meji that, when implemented, can ensure & restore youthful vitality and fitness till even 70 years of age and be easily sexually active well beyond that age.

Who will listen? Will these awó repent?

AkogunOlodumare:
ports injuries like sprains, head injuries, rotator cuff, concussions, hamstrings, anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries, fractures, muscle tears, dislocations, golfer's elbow, hip pain, shoulder injury, back injury and so on ought never to have the patient out of action for at most more than 3 days, if not for the polluted Ifa being taught and practiced.

In Otura Irẹtẹ, Ifa teaches that all these injuries can be healed immediately, even before the treatment rites are concluded. And the patient would be back in action or be ready to that same day. Ifa also teaches there that only awó rere (pure & good Ifa priests & priestesses) can achieve such results. This is because they practice pure Ifa.

However, Ifa also teaches us on that same Òtúrá Ìrẹtẹ̀ that such awọ (Ifa priest or priestess) are exceedingly rare and terribly victimized, ostracized, prevented from learning & practicing Ifa, excommunicated and are murdered, all by other awo who are popular and can recite Ifa stanzas proficiently. But these popular awó practice polluted Ifa and are proud, delusional, greedy, engage in negative groupthink and are heartless. A lot of them also prolong the duration of treating patients out of greed, to extort money from them.

My odu Ifá is Òtúrá Ìrẹtẹ̀ and I can personally testify of all the above, including treatment of patients & victimization from other awo. If not for their evils, sports personalities like Neymar Jr. the soccer star from Brazil, Kenneth Omeruo & Victor Boniface both soccer stars from Nigeria, tennis stars like Naomi Osaka, Elena Rybakina, Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic, Alexander Zverev, golf stars like Tiger Woods, Scottie Scheffler, Nelly Korda, Tony Fidau, John Daly, and many more, who have been forced out of action & top positions or forced out of tournaments or forced into retirement would have been coming to Ifa for treatment and eventually itẹfa.

That of Neymar Jr. annoys me because he is from Brazil where there are lots of descendants of Ifa practitioners who were carried away as slaves, having been sold by Ọyọ from West Africa. That he has not turned to Ifa is a disgrace to all awó in and from Brazil.

I will conclude this essay by by reminding all awó that Ifa has a formula in Ògúndá Meji that, when implemented, can ensure & restore youthful vitality and fitness till even 70 years of age and be easily sexually active well beyond that age.

Who will listen? Will these awó repent?

Contact me if you are suffering from any injury that has rendered you inactive or has been reoccurring.

© Aikuṣetan

AkogunOlodumare:
Contact me by clicking this link and sending me a DM so as to know better what to do. My own experience was too bad. It is better you know beforehand what to do in preparation and to protect yourself. First have an Ifa consultation done about it and do all that Ifa prescribes for you.

Padipadi:
Mr Otura Orutete are those healings free of charge?

AkogunOlodumare:
That is for Ifa to say. But the healing ingredients are not free.

Padipadi:
Meaning una sef dey make money. Ventures things like those you mentioned here. https://www.nairaland.com/8323405/nigerian-church-leaders-enrich-themselves
I think life is more meaningful in 21st century because you see everyone's anus and know who's pretending and who's helping.
All the best babylawo.

pimplucious:
Just like Christian pastors who have commercialized and are fleeing their members of millions, some Ifa practitioners have copied this style too even though they are supposed to be the custodian of our heritage and ensure everyone born as a Yoruba are well indoctrinated into our culture and belief system.

pimplucious:
Just like Christian pastors who have commercialized and are fleeing their members of millions, some Ifa practitioners have copied this style too even though they are supposed to be the custodian of our heritage and ensure everyone born as a Yoruba are well indoctrinated into our culture and belief system.

Padipadi:
Apt. But howa do you tell moslems?
How do you tell AntiChristian, Krismas, Expanse2020, Biodun556 and others janjaweèds wetin you write above?

AkogunOlodumare:
@SoftSport, thank you very much. I used to know a babaláwo who used to mix tetracycline with the agbo (herbal drink) he prepared for clients. He also used 3 months to treat someone of stroke. If every babaláwo has orishá Aganju, suchnonsense wouldn't happen as Aganju would kill the culprits.

Expanse2020:
So you have seen it all now tht nothing in Christianity except deceit so you think

Padipadi:
Wait fess. Do you think this handle doesn't understand logic of life?
Remain confused because you lacked compact reasoning. No be ya people dey collect alms during namings, walimat, burials and other functions as if una wan bankrupt the givers?

Expanse2020:
Aaahh
You want compare it with the way they milk you dry in the churches via the tithe and offering...
No be here all of una de cry when the issu was raised of no more tight and offering

Expanse2020:
So you have seen it all now tht nothing in Christianity except deceit so you think

SoftSport:
It is disheartening to hear of such practices among those who claim to walk the sacred path of Ifá. The case of a babaláwo mixing tetracycline with àgbò and prolonging treatment for personal gain is a grave violation of the trust placed in a custodian of divine wisdom. Such actions betray the essence of Ifá, which is centered on purity, truth, and the well-being of all.

You are correct that if every babaláwo had the presence and guidance of Òrìṣà Aganjú, such corruption would not be tolerated. Aganjú, as the Òrìṣà of untamed fire, volcanic energy, and transformation, represents unyielding justice and purification. Aganjú does not tolerate deceit, oppression, or exploitation, and his presence would naturally uproot those who pollute the sacred path.

In Ifá, the role of the babaláwo is not to exploit but to heal and guide. Ifá teaches us that healing must be swift and effective when done with proper alignment and intention. A stroke, for instance, when addressed promptly and with pure Ifá rites, should not take three months to resolve unless there are unique spiritual complexities requiring extended work. However, even then, the process should always reflect honesty and compassion.

The practice of mixing synthetic drugs like tetracycline into àgbò not only compromises the spiritual integrity of the medicine but also demonstrates a lack of faith in the power of Ifá and Òrìṣà. This is an insult to Òrúnmìlà, who teaches us the efficacy of herbs and the importance of understanding their natural properties. The sacred knowledge entrusted to a babaláwo is meant to harness nature's gifts in their purest form, not to corrupt them with shortcuts or deceit.

Ifá warns us in many odu that those who exploit or manipulate the sacred path for personal gain will face the consequences of their actions. Èṣù, the custodian of balance and accountability, ensures that such individuals are eventually exposed and dealt with according to divine justice. Aganjú, in his fiery and transformative nature, would indeed act as a purifier, removing such individuals from the path if called upon properly.

As practitioners of Ifá, it is our responsibility to uphold the sacredness of our calling and to ensure that we remain vessels of light and truth. The failures of a few should not overshadow the purity and efficacy of Ifá when practiced correctly. Let us strive to embody the teachings of Òrúnmìlà, ensuring that our work brings healing, hope, and transformation to those who seek our guidance.

May Aganjú, in his might, cleanse the path of Ifá of all impurities and strengthen those who walk it with integrity. May Òrúnmìlà and Èṣù continue to guide and protect us as we serve humanity. Àṣẹ.

AkogunOlodumare:
I admire the way you write. It is soothing and encouraging like moonlight.

Stroke really can and should be healed immediately unless the patient is being punished by Ina. Aganju is one of the paths of Ina but Ins is not Shango. Have you noticed active volcanoes producing lightening bolts which are electric? They also blast out rocks making them Jakuta. The attributes of Aganju were mischievously ascribed to Shango and this fallacy, along with many others like substituting names in Ifa stanzas, passed down for generations. There are people who have been benefitting from this fallacy. While the rest of us have been consequently suffering. It is why I started this thread. In my community, I faced lots of direct death threats and charms were being thrown into and around my compound because of my Aganju. Among them were babaláwos, oniṣegun, oloye, pastors, alfa, etc. Then they began to flee and die. Fraudsters (yahoo yahoo) also relocated as their scams no longer work.

AntiisIam:
You are high again on the expired camel urine you love to drink always abi?


Na you slaves allah dey deceived


Quran 3:54
And they cheated/deceived and Allah cheated/deceived, and Allah (is) the best (of) the cheaters/deceivers

Expanse2020:
Twist your life as you want it ..
Allah is not a deceit or a gambler 🤣🤣🤣 who used his creation i.e. job to play bet 9ja with devil.
Is thereany great deceit than this..

Expanse2020:
.

AntiisIam:
Who is now Al-makr according to your war manual and porn hub book called hoely quran with the glorious hadith?

Padipadi:
give him wotowoto

SoftSport:
It is disheartening to hear of such practices among those who claim to walk the sacred path of Ifá. The case of a babaláwo mixing tetracycline with àgbò and prolonging treatment for personal gain is a grave violation of the trust placed in a custodian of divine wisdom. Such actions betray the essence of Ifá, which is centered on purity, truth, and the well-being of all.

You are correct that if every babaláwo had the presence and guidance of Òrìṣà Aganjú, such corruption would not be tolerated. Aganjú, as the Òrìṣà of untamed fire, volcanic energy, and transformation, represents unyielding justice and purification. Aganjú does not tolerate deceit, oppression, or exploitation, and his presence would naturally uproot those who pollute the sacred path.

In Ifá, the role of the babaláwo is not to exploit but to heal and guide. Ifá teaches us that healing must be swift and effective when done with proper alignment and intention. A stroke, for instance, when addressed promptly and with pure Ifá rites, should not take three months to resolve unless there are unique spiritual complexities requiring extended work. However, even then, the process should always reflect honesty and compassion.

The practice of mixing synthetic drugs like tetracycline into àgbò not only compromises the spiritual integrity of the medicine but also demonstrates a lack of faith in the power of Ifá and Òrìṣà. This is an insult to Òrúnmìlà, who teaches us the efficacy of herbs and the importance of understanding their natural properties. The sacred knowledge entrusted to a babaláwo is meant to harness nature's gifts in their purest form, not to corrupt them with shortcuts or deceit.

Ifá warns us in many odu that those who exploit or manipulate the sacred path for personal gain will face the consequences of their actions. Èṣù, the custodian of balance and accountability, ensures that such individuals are eventually exposed and dealt with according to divine justice. Aganjú, in his fiery and transformative nature, would indeed act as a purifier, removing such individuals from the path if called upon properly.

As practitioners of Ifá, it is our responsibility to uphold the sacredness of our calling and to ensure that we remain vessels of light and truth. The failures of a few should not overshadow the purity and efficacy of Ifá when practiced correctly. Let us strive to embody the teachings of Òrúnmìlà, ensuring that our work brings healing, hope, and transformation to those who seek our guidance.

May Aganjú, in his might, cleanse the path of Ifá of all impurities and strengthen those who walk it with integrity. May Òrúnmìlà and Èṣù continue to guide and protect us as we serve humanity. Àṣẹ.

AntiisIam:
Who is now Al-makr according to your war manual and porn hub book called hoely quran with the glorious hadith?

Expanse2020:
Is it truth that
Your jehovah Abi na Jesus
Play bet 9ja with Satan through job

AntiisIam:
Go and ask the league of your alfas and imams why allah made those surrounding the corpse of your latte messenger after he was poisoned to death look like a f0ol for days hoping to see allah waking him up from the death. Your allah gbe won ni handicap, what a pity and disgrace

SoftSport:
Your reflections on Òtúrá Ìrẹtẹ̀ and its teachings about healing and the purity of Ifá practice are profound and resonate deeply with those who genuinely understand the essence of Ifá. It is true that the teachings of Ifá emphasize both the spiritual and physical well-being of individuals, and when practiced purely, its results are immediate and transformative.

Ifá in Òtúrá Ìrẹtẹ̀ reminds us that the power of healing lies not just in the rituals or incantations but in the purity of intent, the spiritual alignment of the awó, and their unwavering dedication to Òrúnmìlà and the forces of nature. Healing, as you rightly pointed out, should be swift, demonstrating the divine efficacy of Ifá when untainted by greed, pride, or ulterior motives.

The challenges you mentioned regarding the victimization of awó rere (pure Ifá practitioners) are, unfortunately, a reflection of the broader struggles of truth and integrity in any spiritual system. Awó rere, guided by Òrúnmìlà’s wisdom, are often misunderstood and targeted because their commitment to truth threatens those who exploit Ifá for personal gain. The essence of Ifá, however, teaches perseverance, humility, and unwavering faith in justice—knowing that Èṣù ensures that no act of oppression goes unaccounted for.

Regarding the healing of sports injuries, it is essential to understand that Ifá works on multiple levels—physical, spiritual, and emotional. Injuries such as ACL tears, muscle strains, or fractures can be healed rapidly when the spiritual and physical aspects of the individual are aligned. Rituals performed in alignment with Òtúrá Ìrẹtẹ̀ can bring about immediate relief and facilitate regeneration. The herbs, chants, and sacrifices prescribed by Ifá, when performed by awó rere, are not just treatments but a reconnection of the individual with the natural forces that govern healing.

Your mention of athletes like Neymar Jr., Naomi Osaka, and others serves as a call to action for Ifá practitioners globally. Their stories are symbolic of the missed opportunities to showcase the transformative power of Ifá on the global stage. It is indeed painful to see these individuals suffer when the solution lies within the ancient wisdom of our ancestors. As you noted, Brazil, with its rich heritage of Yoruba culture and Candomblé, should be at the forefront of this reconnection to Ifá. Yet, the ignorance or neglect of this treasure is a call for introspection among us as practitioners.

The teachings in Ògúndá Méjì about sustaining vitality and sexual health well into old age are another testament to Ifá's holistic approach to life. When followed diligently, these prescriptions ensure that one remains physically active, spiritually vibrant, and emotionally balanced, demonstrating the timeless relevance of Ifá.

As awó, we must rise above the challenges posed by those who practice polluted Ifá. The path of Òrúnmìlà is not easy, but it is rewarding for those who stay true. Your journey, as reflected in your testimony, is an inspiration. Continue to uphold the principles of purity and service, for through you, the light of Ifá shines brighter.

May Òrúnmìlà, Èṣù, and all the Orìṣà guide and protect you as you navigate this path. May the wisdom of Òtúrá Ìrẹtẹ̀ and Ògúndá Méjì bring you continued success in your endeavors. Àṣẹ.

Expanse2020:
Awww where you ashamed that the way your God die and the inconstinence and lack of true and the difference in the story line of how he wake up... Make you de throw jab right.... How peter, Mathew and others saying different things they make they go haywire