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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Meaning of Alien in Yoruba

YORÙBÁ WORD FOR ALIEN

Yorùbá have a number of words that can be translated as alien, but a better option is taken from Professor Wande Abimbola's seminal work.

Ìjìnlẹ̀ Ohùn Ẹnu Ifá Apá Kejì where he uses the word OLOJÒ to mean abàmì àlejò. 

See page 21 & 24.

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AFARAFA (Myth and truth about fast-forward destiny

AFARAFA (Myth and truth about fast-forward destiny) 

What you are about to read is a core truth and nothing more. This information is 89% accurate which means that it is true except for some freaky exceptions. 

AFARAFA means to fast forward glory or bring closer what seems to be far in human destiny or achievements. 

Our ordeal and bargain with ÒLÓDÙMÁRÉ differs from one person to another and that's why it is said to be true in 89% of people. 

When we are born, many people are destined to be great, rich at the age of 40 while others are to be great at 45. 

There are some people who are destined to be great at a younger age below the age of 40. E.g 25. Such people who naturally become great at such a young age are often destined to die young. While those who are destined to be great at 40-45 are often destined to live longer. 

Life is beautiful in its complexity that it is very difficult to have it all except in rare cases. 

It is often said that Life begins at 40, this is because Man would have passed through a lots of trials and errors before reaching the age of 40 and would have acquired a lot of good and bad experiences about Life. 

Also, a fool at 40 is a fool forever. If at the age of 40 you are not able to make a firm decision, if at 40 you still don't know where your life is going or what you want, you will remain in that state till you might die. 

There are some advantages that will not come to you except you are 40 according to Yoruba beliefs. 

Let's take for an instance a Family that has calabash of wealth (IGBA AJE) that is given to each member of the Family or selected individual based on the tradition, this calabash would not be giving to anyone that has not reached the age of 40.

While we are all in hurry to make it big in life, ÒLÓDÙMÁRÉ has created in us what we needed to survive before that time reaches but because of pressure, pressure from friends and family we want to be at the same level with others when we don't know whether they are among those who will be rich at a younger age but not having a longer life. 

AFARAFA is when you at a tender age or any age wants to draw your destiny closer to you than your predestined time. 

You are 20 years of age and you want to be rich when it is destined for you to be rich at 45, AFARAFA would draw your destiny closer and cutting off 20 years away from your life span because AFARAFA would transport you to your 45 years spiritually while you are still at 20 physically. 

There are consequences to this action, you have not acquired the necessary experience physically and spiritually to maintain such wealth and glory, so many would failed it's utilization. 

Apart from this, AFARAFA might consume part of your lifespan while transporting you spiritually to 40. Which means apart from the initial 25 years cut off, there might be additional 10 years used during the process 

and finally there may be bargain of compensation for the job well done which will also cost some lifespan of 10.

So far so good, you have spend 25+10+10 =45 years out of your life to be rich. 

If your current age is 20, add it to 45 Years,

It would be 65 years. 

If such person has 90 years to live, though the person is still 20 years old but have spent 65years out of the 90 years (20 years in real life + 45 years AFARAFA), the person still have 25 more years to Live. 

That means such person might die physical at the age of 45 years. Such person would die when he is supposed to start enjoying life. 

There are some cases ÒLÓDÙMÁRÉ would not approve AFARAFA for an individual because he has a special plan for such people. 

AFARAFA is what most prophets, Alfa and Babalawo do for most people who are in a hurry to make it in Life. 

Those who join some secrets cults to get fame, this is what they do for them and they become rich but die young. 

Thank you. 

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AKUDAAYA (Meaning and Explanation)

Meaning of Akudaaya  

Are you looking for the Yoruba meaning of the word AKUDAAYA? look no further as we would tell you what it means. 

AKUDAAYA is a Yoruba word that translate to ghost. 

When I said ghost, I didn't mean white spirit or a spirit with nobody tormenting people up and down. 

AKUDAAYA is referring to someone who did not finish his/her destined years on earth, someone who is yet to fulfilled destiny, someone who is to live maybe a 100 years before death but eventually died earlier than that predestined 100 years. 

After the death of such person, they are given chances to live elsewhere and fulfilled the destiny that was once stolen from them. 

In their new life , new destined life which they are opportune to go,  AKUDAAYA are not born afresh like a baby, they just appeared out of thin air into their new community or environment. 

AKUDAAYA don't have to wait for 9 month before they are born afresh, No. They just appeared .

A person can die in Ogun State and reappear in Ibadan to serve and finished the predestined years allocated to him/her.

Predestined choices vary from one person to another, mostly AKUDAAYA would occur if the person is yet to have a child, get married, etc depending on the death person's fantasy that was taken away. 

In this new life, AKUDAAYA are always Powerful, wealthy and almost unstoppable. 

Not all who died prematurely had the chance to be AKUDAAYA. 

It is Believed that those who was given the chance to come back and fulfilled destiny has something to trade for. 

Hot death (IKU GBONA) and fantasy are one of the reason for AKUDAAYA. 

Some people are destined to die young while other are destined to die old. Only God knows our choice when we are coming to this world. 

We have to be careful in our dealings, some people who are destined to die young might want to take few people with them when going or put their death as a blame on somebody. 

How to know if someone is AKUDAAYA? 

If you are not a student of IFA or not an ORISA practitioners, it would be hard to know such people because they blend well among us and we can't know. 

If you are a worshiper of ÔRISÂ, you would see them and know them, they would also know you but you can't talk about their to anyone. 

If you are not IFA practioner you would not know if someone is AKUDAAYA. One thing is for sure, they have a lot of secrets and you need to be patient. 

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Meaning of GBEDU in Yoruba Language

So many artists and  have used the word "Gbedu" in their lyrics.

We see artist like Yemi Alade in 

Shekere -Waka enter where the "gbedu" dey happen uh yeah

Come see small pikin ati iya arugbo dey dance

 Burna boy in Gbona 

When the "gbedu" dey enter body (Jeje) Enter body (Jeje)

All the gyaldem go 

shake their body (Yeah yeah)

Likewise in "Ye"

This one na "gbedu" wey dey ja pata

Me, I no get time, I dey da pada

Dada cover my face, calling me Lagbaja

Biggie man, wey no dey wear agbada

Ahn ahn (tell me, tell me)

These are just a few I can remember. 

But what exactly is "Gbedu"?

Gbedu is a type of drum beaten in ancient Yoruba in honour of the king or great men.

 Among the Yoruba, the Gbedu drum signifies royalty

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