How long should a babalawo last on bed during Intimacy ?
A good babalawo might not last on bed during Intimacy except he is an evil babalawo.
For each ORISA you have as a. Babalawo, your energy is intertwined with the ORISA .
As You offer Sacrifices and carry Ebo, your energy level is draining for the day.
At the end of each day, you must be tired because your energy is used during Sacrifices, consultation,soap making etc that you did.
Your physical energy and spiritual energy is depicted.
Tell me which energy do you have left to destroy her womb, ??
Unless if you are not a pure babalawo and your powers are not pure .
If you are using dark powers and forces, your natural energy is reserved during consultation, Sacrifices etc cos you are using a dark forces .
A babalawo that uses a dark forces might not be tired after the days work. Such babalawo would knack and knack All kind of woman that comes to his office for consultation.
When such bad babalawo got home at night, he would still knack his wife.
But a legit babalawo must have exhausted his energy during ORISA consultation, Sacrifices etc.
Odu Ìrẹtẹ Ògbè (Ọbàtálá Path)
“Awo ní ń rúbọ, awo ní ń gba ẹbọ,
Bí àṣẹ awo bá lọ́rọ̀,
Ẹbọ á wọ ọ̀run lọ́fẹ́.
Bí àṣẹ awo kò bá ní ìmọ́lẹ̀,
Ẹbọ á yá padà s’lẹ̀.”
Translation:
“It is the priest who offers the sacrifice, it is the priest who delivers it,
If the priest’s àṣẹ is full of light,
The sacrifice will enter heaven freely.
If the priest’s àṣẹ lacks illumination,
The sacrifice will quickly return to the ground.”
Insight++@
Sacrifice (ẹbọ) is not merely a physical transaction of items . it is an energetic transmission.
The awo’s own orí, ẹ̀mí, and ìmọ́lẹ̀ act as the vehicle that carries the offering from Ayé to Òrun.
Further More
Odu Ògúndá Ọ̀bàrà (Ọbàtálá Path)
“Àṣẹ awo ni ń gbé ẹbọ,
Àṣẹ awo ni ń rìn l’ọ̀nà ọ̀run.
Bí ẹbọ bá pé,
Ara awo á rẹ́ bí ẹni tí ó ṣe iṣẹ́ agbára.
Nígbà yìí, awo gbọ́dọ̀ tún ara rẹ̀ ṣe.”
Translation:
“It is the priest’s àṣẹ that lifts the sacrifice,
It is the priest’s àṣẹ that walks the road to heaven.
When the sacrifice is complete,
The priest’s body will be tired like one who has done heavy labor.
At that time, the priest must restore himself.”
Insight #)
This teaching is part of why experienced Babaláwo do not rush from one heavy sacrifice to another without cooling and recharging their system.
When a Babaláwo performs a sacrifices whether it involve invocation, spirit travel, and direct channeling of àṣẹ , part of the babalawo vital energy (including body fluid, life-fluid force) is expended.
Final controversial ODU that scatter everything
Odu – Odu Ìwòrì Ọ̀bàrà (Ọbàtálá Path)
“Bí awo bá ti rúbọ tó wu àṣẹ,
Kí awo má ṣe bá aya rẹ lọ́jọ́ yẹn.
Àṣẹ rẹ ń fẹ́ sinmi,
Ọ̀run ń fẹ́ tútù.”
Translation:
“When the priest has performed sacrifice that consumes his àṣẹ,
Let him not go to his wife that same day.
His àṣẹ seeks rest,
Heaven seeks cooling.”
Questions::
1.How then can a babalawo go 2 rounds after sex ?
- Should a babalawo neglect consultation and Sacrifices for a day in order to make love or had a wonderful intimacy with his wife ??
3.. Can a babalawo even finished one good round untop a beautiful sexy Chocolate oil dripping Vagina?
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