What you need to do every Month
Forget what you might think, this is not a marketing.
There are some things you need to do every Month no matter how small it is.
The following are what you must do
1..= Each Month ODU OBATALA Consultation – Others may have IFA to consult with but the concept is to have a consultation so as to oversee what the month have in stock for you .
- Small sacrifices – You might not have anything at the moment but you can always make small sacrifices to ESU to guide and protect you for the month . This kind of sacrifice is not going to be elaborate or money intensive. A gin as small as it is can do the work for you but you know you would have to settle your babalawo for his expertise.
You can also make small sacrifices to other ORISA if they are available with your babalawo.
- IYAAMI ELEYE and IYAMOPO – Find small something to give them for favour throughout the month and to safeguard you from people who always report bad things against you to IYAAMI.
- Find something for you Babalawo – If you think your babalawo deserves an appreciation from you, a token wouldn’t be bad from you to him for appreciation.
There are some babalawo that would do anything for their clients based on love and relationships…
This is the little thing we should be doing every month , though it is not mandatory but you know life is full of good and bad energies, most people doesn’t want anything good for you and it is up to you to stay up to date spiritually.
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