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IFA CHANTS/PRAYERS AGAINST EVIL EYES BY BABALAWO OBANIFA- Obanifa extreme documentaries

Every individual comes under an unseen threat the moment he or she steps out of their home, which the metaphysical world calls the evil eye spell. The negative gaze can be delivered intentionally or unknowingly by relatives, friends, colleagues and even acquaintances, and the results can be destructive on your well-being. And, in almost all traditions, there are several ancient ways to ward off, avoid, repel, remove or reduce the targeted dark forces. This work will document traditional Ifa prayers/chants available in Africa Ifa spirituality that those experiencing the spiritual problems of evil eyes can use to liberate their self from the spiritual problems of evil eyes. What do we mean by evil eyes within the context of this work, We are referring to a malevolent look, that has the power to cause misfortune on others . Evil eye has been feared and dreaded perhaps since the inception of humankind. Plato, Plutarch, Heliodorus have mentioned it in their works.

Whether they are believable or not is a matter of personal preference. But the huge fear associated with 'that malicious look' surely evokes a lot of curiosity. As much as the skeptics would like to argue against it, the ‘evil eye’ is real –it is not a product of superstition, nor is it based on high-flying assumptions.

The evil eye, which is the incidence of a person causing harm to another – consciously or unconsciously – with his eye. It may start off with the person just liking or appreciating something in another individual, but the feeling may fester into more negative feelings of jealousy and sheer envy, which may end up harming the other person.

Not everyone who may envy another puts the evil eye on that individual and may not harbor any ill will for that individual’s fortune (unconscious) but in most cases, the one who deeply envies another and harbors deep jealousy and resentment will end up putting the evil eye on the other (conscious). The evil eye, in essence, has been described as an ‘arrow’ that gushes out of the heart of the envier towards the person/object of his envy – it may hit the person and bring misfortune upon them if they do not take precautions against it, or it may miss the targeted person if he takes certain spiritual precautions and seeks Olodumare(God) protection.

The harm of the evil eye may be proportionate to the level of jealousy and malice that resides in the heart of the envier. However, it is important to note that the evil eye cannot be cast without the Will of Olodumare(God) and so, the only protection from the evil eye lies in the refuge of Olodumare(God). The evil eye can essentially be cast by anyone, even a person’s loved ones, which may be an unconscious consequence on their part. Hence, it is pertinent for each and every one of us to take the necessary steps in order to protect ourselves from the evil eye of those around us.

The greatest means of protection against the evil eye lies in the recitation of Ifa/chants or prayers for such purpose. In extreme cases spiritual cleansing can be done for such person who is under the bondage of victim of evil eyes.

One of the leading Ifa recitation available In Africa Ifa spirituality that can be used for protection against evil eyes is derived from Odu Ifa Irosun Meji. Me recitation of it will guarantee you protection from evil eyes. The chants goes thus:

Kankan Awo Ina

Dia fun Ina

Kutukutu Awo Owuro

Dia Fun Owuro

Osan pon ganrin-ganrin Awo Osan

Nijo ti won be ni igbatemo omo araye

Ti omo araye n fi oju Asubi wo won

Ebo ni won ni ki won se

Won gbo ebo n be won rubo

Asubi Awo di asure

Oju ire ni won fi wo owo

Oju ire ni won fi wo ileke Iyun

Asubi awo di asure

Gbogbo aye ni n fe ti ina

Ati owuro ati osan

Oju rere ni aye fi n wo ojo

Oju rere ni ki aye fi wo mi

Ase

Translation:

Swiftly is the Awo of Ina (fire)

This was Ifa message for Ina (fire)

Kutukutu the Awo of Owuro( the morning)

Deliver Ifa’s message for the morning

All the negative force against Awo have turn to positive

Osan pon ganrin-ganrin(the-mid day sun ) the Awo of the afternoon

This was Ifa’s message for the afternoon

When they are in the midst of afflictions of human being

Human being are casting evil eyes on them

They were advised to offer ebo

They heard of the ebo and complied

It is the whole world that love fire

Both in the morning and afternoon, the world favor the day with goo eyes

People of this world should look me with good eye

Ase.

For a person who is already under intensive attack of evil eyes. He will need:

Iyo (salt)

Omi agbon (Coconut water).

You will use the salt to imprint Odu Ifa Irosun meji thus:

I I

II II

You will then chant the following recitation on it thus: