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March 13, 2014

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dupson said…

Omo odua ni mi tokantokan

15 March 2014 at 04:24

AWON OUNJE ILE YORUBA.

*EBA: Eba je ounje Pataki ni ile Yoruba ati kaakakiri. O je ounje ti a maa n saba je ni ile Yoruba ko si omo bibi ile Yoruba to le se lai je eba laarin ojo meji.orisirisi obe bii obe efo,gbegiri,ebolo tabi obe eeyi ti o wu yin.

IWURE OWURO

Iba Akoda,Iba Aseda Iba fun gbogbo awon ti o ni ile aiye Ka ji ni kutukutu Ka mu ohun ipin ko’pin d'Ifa fun Olomo-ajiba’re-pade Emi ni mo ji ni kutukutu ti mo f’ohun ipin ko’pin Emi ni mo ba ire pade l’ola Iba eyin iyami olokiki oru aperan mapagun ojani masia Owo popo lafi n'wo igi Owo orisa ni won fi n'wo igbin Oun na tu'ni afi n'wo afin Aki fi alagemo sagbo Kafi orisa miran sojuagbo Aki fi eyin adie s'oko Oso ilu e'fun mi l'owo mi Aje ilu e'fun mi l'owo mi Omode ilu temi ni ese Agbagba ilu temi ni ese Teru t'omon lon wo iran agiliti Nitori wipe kinni?...... Oju ni gbayi lowo Ori, Ese ni gbayi lowo ona, Aso funfun ni gbayi lara oku ...... Ki a ma gbayi lowo aje ile. oso ile, lebo logun, Okunrin oun t'obirin, l'omode oun t'agba. Awise ni ti Ifa Afose ni ti Orunmila Baba Agbonmiregun.

THE LANGUAGE OF THE COWRIE-SHELLS

Cowrie-Shells divination refers to several distinct forms of divination using Cowrie-Shells that are part of the rituals and religious beliefs of certain religions. Though best-documented in West Africa as well as in Afro-American religions, such as Santería, Candomblé, and Umbanda Cowrie-Shell Divination has also been recorded in other regions, notably East Africa and India etc.. In Santería: The Cowrie-Shells, called Dilogun, are used by Priests and Priestesses of Santería, who are called Santeros and Santeras, respectively. Both men and women who have been initiated into Santería can read Cowrie-Shells.

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