Have you heard of ÀPÈTA?

Have you heard of ÀPÈTA?

 There are instances where they summon the spirit of some people wherever they are and once they answered the call, they give up the ghost.

 There are also instance where they call people from far distance back to their home country empty handed.

 They will never be able to travel back and then remain stagnant forever.

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Iborun meaning in Yoruba

Iborun" in Yoruba is known as a covering scarf. 

It is another form of ipele and it is used to complement a Yoruba woman's outfit or a wedding dress.

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Amudo meaning

Amudo meaning 

 

 

Is. when someone touches you and have intimacy on bed with you 

Just touching you 

You will follow him and he would have all of you on his bed. w

Amudo is touch and have have intercourse with me.

The moment he touches you, you would not know anything until he after he has achieved his bad aim of bed intimacy with you .

It is after that your sense would come back to you.

It is used by most stupid and evil men to get to woman that say no to their proposal.

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Understanding Agbo Jedi Jedi

Understanding Agbo Jedi Jedi

Agbo Jedi Jedi is a testament to the Yoruba commitment to natural healing.

 It is a herbal infusion, traditionally soaked in water, alcohol, or palm wine, offering a holistic approach to addressing issues related to blood sugar.

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Òfì meaning

Òfì meaning 

Òfì - A weaving loom for making traditional Yoruba clothing and tapestry known as Aṣo-Òfì (Aṣo oke). 

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Ìpẹ̀kun (ipekun meaning)

Ipekun meaning

Ìpẹ̀kun - For something to end, have an end, termination, to ebb and reduce, diminish to an end.  

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Ódoródì (Ódoódì meaning)

Odoodi meaning 

Ódoródì (Ódoódì) - Never!, Not in the least way acceptable, Never permissible, An absolute rejection. 

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Ògbifọ̀ meaning

Meaning of ogbifo

Ògbifọ̀ - A person who specializes in interpreting from one language to another. Aayan Ògbufọ̀ (Translation) 

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Meaning of Osole (OSHOLE)

Meaning of Osole (OSHOLE) 

OSO are men who are indigenous and her powerfully equipped with the knowledge of herbs. 

OSOLE is when you as an indigenous men belonging to the group of OSO and using their power and knowledge to use herbs to attract money. 

But the true meaning of OSOLE as describe above is not what is is today. 

OSHOLE today is money ritual and nothing more. 

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what is ebora and Oso?

what is ebora?

I know you are dying to know the meaning of some words. 

Ebora refers to The spirits of fire and lava.

They are somewhat equivalent to angels k. Biblical terms. 

Their work is to assist and serve as servant. 

While 

Oso: refers to Souls of warlords and indigenous medicine men. .

This are for men while AJE ELEYE are for women. 

The work of Oso is similar to that of IYAAMI ELEYE but few differences. 

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Orunmila gave the meaning of Aboru Aboye

 Orunmila gave the meaning of Aboru Aboye

 Orunmila bowed down and knocked his head on the ground three times for IFA saying ABORU ABOYE meaning, ‘obeisance to you oh divinity’- 

and while his devotees who were with him responded ‘a agbo a a to’ meaning: “we will live long , with wisdom and understanding”.

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Meaning of Eleri Ipin and why Orunmila is also called Eleri Ipin

Orunmila is believed to be the 

mouthpiece of the other gods. 

It is through him that one knows the wishes of the other gods.

 As a mouthpiece for Ori Orunmila is regarded as ~Eleri-ipin (witness of man's choice of destiny).

 It is believed that Orunmila was present when every person chose his destiny in heaven. 

It is not difficult  therefore for Orunmila, through the Ifa divination system,  to tell every person here on earth the wishes of his Ori.

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Meaning of Olubobotiribo (The Father of Sacrifice)

Meaning of olubobotiribo

Olubobotiribo is the Father of baba ebo (that is father of all sacrifice) .

The people who are present doing your sacrifice, who eat from the sacrificial animals that you kill, who eat from the remains items used in making sacrifice are the Olubobotiribo

They help to make the sacrifice accepted. 

You can't do without them. 

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Jerugbe - A Bag most Babalawo hang on their shoulders

Another distin�guishing mark of If a priests is the jerugbe.

A bag made of cloth which most Babalawo hang on their shoulders . 

It is because of this habit of carrying a bag that the term akapo (bag-carrier) is used to connote an Ifa priest.

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Meaning of ABIKU

Meaning of ABIKU

Have you been searching for the meaning of the word abiku?

Well your search has ended as we have a small note with the answer carrying the meaning. 

Abiku: Souls of children who continually die during childbirth or shortly there after.

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What is the difference between Kadara and Ayanmo?

What is the difference between Kadara and Ayanmo?

The difference between the two is not something that is very hard at all. 

One is predestiny 

While the other 

Is Fate. 

You can browse this blog for the meaning of AYANMO where we talked extensively in it and we also talk at length on KADARA. 

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Meaning of KADARA

Meaning of KADARA 

KADARA is a Yoruba word which means Fate. 

Fate can be a good one or a bad one. It depends on the step you take which will later give the outcome of good or Bad. 

If you take the wrong step in Life, you will ended up having a bad fate. 

Hence we have to be extra careful of our decision as they tends to lead to bad fate or good fate. 

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Meaning of AYANMO

Meaning of AYANMO

AYANMO means predestined. 

We all have what have been predestined for us before coming to earth. 

Example is a people are predestined to be rich through Farming. 

When he got to the world, he wants to be a banker and be wealthy through banking. 

You can see that such person is not following what has been predestined for him. He wants to do what he loved to do not what is predestined for him. 

What was predestined for a person can also be changed on earth while joining some occult or secret society. 

This society switch somebody's predestiny with someone else. 

It always come or end in short life span while few people joined such cult, follow what has been predestined for them but add more flavour to it. That is if a man is predestined to be a farmer. He would not abandoned farming, yet he would all have other things to do which are directly or indirectly relating for farming. 

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Meaning of ASE

The word asé () means "the power to do." It is the Will. The orisa of the Will is Sango. So what did the egun (ancestors) mean when they spoke of the "will" or "asé?"

The Will is the ability to accomplish. The Will is not the desire to accomplish, as some may say.

It is the ability itself. The egun described the Will (Sango) thru associating it with fire and lightning. This is because fire is the most powerful force on Earth.

The reference to lightning is because of its association with the sky/heavens; it thus represents the power/asé that is derived from heaven (orun).

Much confusion regarding asé/will derives from the misunderstanding that a person can have a strong or weak will.

They are imagining the will is someTHING you possess. The will is not something that can be possessed because it is something you ARE not something you have. You ARE asé. You ARE the Will. You ARE Sango.

Sango is said to live in the heart because the heart is the emperor of you bodily organs...it is the physical manifestation of the Will. For the will to be fully harnessed, you must recognize that it is an aspect of your true self.

It is what you are...you are the power to accomplish because you are a microcosm of the allpowerful Olodumare

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Omo omi meaning

Omo omi meaning

This simply mean you are born from the four major star which is water star. 

Don't forget that we have air, fire, sand star. 

OMO omi means you are born under a water star element. 

It also means you belong to EGBE Orun that has to do with water. 

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