Isese and incense

I really don’t want to talk cos am busy, the little time a. Using to type this small note could have been used to write a publications or do some sacrifices for mankind.

All IRUNMOLE and ORISA love good scent.

Write it down.

When you see some spirits , when you see some ORISA or IRUNMOLE and you are perceiving some scent from them. You would want to huge them or even eat them.

ORISA and IRUNMOLE love good scent , we have imported perfumes and incense that can be used in your shrine.

When you attend ORISA meetings or gathering, all you would be perceiving is perfumes and scent.

Some ORISA would hide themselves and all you can smell is their scent so that anytime you perceived that scent anywhere you would know it is this ORISA .

Sometimes you would smell some nice perfumes around you which is not your own.

Where do you think this perfumes are coming from?

It means that a spirit is around you , that spirit can be your egbe or an ORISA .

This perfumes doesn’t last as it would disappear after some minutes .

Some of you your shine is Soo smelly that you can’t sit down there talkless of the ORISA .

You dey whine me?

Anytime I go to the river , I always go with incense and local lamp that uses palm oil.

Set up a small alter at the river bank before doing any ritual inside the water..

The atmosphere would change instantly because someone powerful is around. The water vibration would change and the breeze would be different.

People in diaspora and santeria uses incense and candle .

Does it make their Sacrifices less accepted?

You can’t visit any ancient temple and you would not see the burning if an incense .

I am a correct man and I would tell you the truth .

Let us see what ODU has to say about incense .

Irete Meji that speaks about the power of fragrant offerings states:

“Bi a ba funfun ebo, ki a fi oorun re te o.”
“When we offer sacrifice, we should let its fragrance reach the heavens.”

This verse emphasizes that prayers and offerings must be accompanied by sweet-smelling substances to make them pleasing to the divine forces.

Here is another verse from Irete Meji that speaks about incense:

Verse from Irete Meji:

“Bi a ba rubo, ki a fi oorun didun te won.
Oorun didun ni won n gbo, ti won fi n da si wa.
Oorun buruku ni won n korira, ti won fi n sa kuro.”

Translation:
“When we offer sacrifice, we should accompany it with sweet fragrance.
It is sweet fragrance that they (the Orisa) perceive, and they bless us.
It is foul odor that they dislike, and they flee from it.”

Meaning:
The verse highlights that offering sacrifices with incense or sweet-smelling substances makes the offering more acceptable to the Orisa.
The use of fragrant smoke (efi, incense, herbs, oils, or resins) attracts positive spiritual forces.

I don’t think I need to talk much…

You got it ?

We are AJE NLA the son of OBATALA.

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