AKOSE IFA TO EMPOWER IKIN IFA FOR ACCEPTANCE OF IWURE ,EBO AND ETUTU BY BABALAWO OBANIFA

AKOSE IFA TO EMPOWER IKIN IFA FOR ACCEPTANCE OF IWURE ,EBO AND ETUTU BY BABALAWO OBANIFA

In this work Babalawo Obanifa will document and reveal an Akose Ifa that can be used to empower Ikin Ifa for prompt acceptance Of iwure(prayers) ,ebo and etutu. This type of Akose is useful for any practicing Babalawo ,who can put it beside their Ikin Ifa as well on their Opon Ifa. An individual Ifa devotee who is not a practicing Babalawo or Iyanifa  but who has been initiated, or have an hand of Ikin  can have this Akose and place it beside their Ifa.The main function of this spiritual work is to make someone gain immense favor from Ifa spiritual energy. To prepare this Akose you will need the following:

Tannatana meje (small glow worm, 7 in numbers).

Ewe Irawo Ile (Leaves Of Mitracarpurs Hirtus)

Grind the aforemention together to form a paste. You will use use Iyerosun to imprint Odu Ifa Odi meji meji thus;

I    I

II  II

II  II

I    I.

You will pour it on it. You will pour it on it.Take a fresh efe owu ( cotton wool) put the preparation inside it.use black and white tread to tight cover the whole body of it. You will place it inside your Ajere Ifa(Ifa bowl).

It is instructive that in some tradition, even here in Yoruba land, in Ekiti state ,This procdure just explain is part of initiation ceremony in some  Ifa clans. If the Ifa cult wants to carry out this kind of preparation for a new initiate during the Itefa or Itelodu, part of the hair cut from the head of the new initiate will be added to it with a new wooden hair comb known as OYIYA.

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