Ose Otua

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The text discusses four stories from Ifa divination and the sacrifices and lessons mentioned in each story.

Some of the sacrifices mentioned include using complete ingredients, focusing on appeasing one's Ori, and making sacrifices to ward off evil. They signify properly carrying out rituals and spiritual practices for success, blessings, and protection.

The text says one should appease their Ori (inner head/spirit) frequently so that it will not be against them and will take them to high places and grant blessings. This is because properly honoring one's Ori is important for guidance and good fortune.

OSE OTUA

1) Abede awo ikira


Lodifa fun ikira ti nfi ojoojumo sowo aseti
Abede mo mo de awo ikira
Edumare mo je n se aseti laye
(Obi die, Akuko die, Eyele, Epo, Obi, Owo)

Translation
Abede the priest of Ikira
Cast Ifa for Ikira who is using all day to invest in business
without profit
Abede comes the priest of Ikira
Edumare do not let me invest in business without profit

Message
Ifa says the person that they casted this Odu for should
make sacrifice for undone things that are suppose to
have been done. Ifa says this person should always make
sacrifice for success that when he make follow as
instructed, he will succeed and progress in life.

Story
Ikira is the one that visited the priest on how he will
finish his undone works and be more successful in life. He
was asked to make sacrifice which he did, since then any
thing he lay his hands on he will surely finish it. Later, his
life changed for good.

2) Ebi npani ko ni gbere inu sinsin


Akasu ori la fi nbe
Adifa fun Akinoso omo oni nare
Akinoso pele omo oni nare
Ose awurela ifa jebo ofin
(Akuko die 3, Obi die 2, Eyele, Okete, Epo, Obi, Owo)
Translation
Hunger does not stops the inscription in the stomach
Big morsel of corn meal is what we use and settle it
Cast Ifa for Akinoso the offspring of Oni nare
Akinoso full of pity the song of Oni nare
Ose awurela Ifa let the sacrifice be accepted

Message
Ifa says the person that they casted this Odu for should
make sacrifice . He makes the sacrifice but it was not
accepted due to the uncompleted ingredients used for
the sacrifice. Ifa says things will change when he starts
completing the sacrifice ingredients and he will continue
to bless him the more. Ifa says this person should also
make sacrifice so that he will always say to things that
matters.

Story
Akinoso is the son of Oni nare, everything is doing is not
working out for him. He later decided to consult Ifa on
his problems and he was told to make sacrifice. Before
this time, he do make sacrifice frequently but with
uncompleted ingredients, that is why his prayers were
not answered. He was later asked to make sacrifice
which he did completely. All his lost goodness and
blessings now visits back. He started noticing that
anything he says comes to pass.

3) Amiwo aja awo oloyo


Adifa fun oloyo ti nfi ori le
Ti n bo Ado
Amiwo aja momo de o
Awo oloyo
Ori ni ngbeni
Alaelu
(Akuko die, Obi die, Eyele, Eku, Eja, Epo, Obi, Owo)
Ori bibo :- Eye eetu, Pepeye, Eyele, Agbon, Oti, Obi

Translation
Amiwo aja a priest of Oloyo
Cast Ifa for Oloyo who left his head
But starts appeasing Ado's
Amiwo aja comes again
The priest of Oloyo
Inner head is what saves us
Alaolu

Message
Ifa says the person that they casted this Odu for should
make sure he/she do appease his Ori frequently so that
his/her head will not be against him. Ifa advised him that
his Ori will take him to high places and also grant him
blessings everywhere in as much appease steadfastly.

Story
Oloyo is the one that consult Ifa on how his life will be
better and he was told to make sacrifice which he did.
Oloyo believed in making varieties of substance which
they will not work for him. Ifa already told him to
appease his Ori steadfastly so blessings will come easy to
him. He make the sacrifice and he did not take those
spiritual substance anymore. He focused on his Ori and
appease frequently.

4) Igbonkugbon ni won gbomi aro


Ilokulo ni won nlo omi ojo
Taso funfun ba gbo tan
Aku ekisa lue lue lue
Adifa fun sesegboro
Ti nse omo eledidi boro
Tibi base niwaju
Tibi base leyin
Iwo sese gboro
Ogbodo je ki ibi o se ni ile aye
(Akuko die, Aso ara, Epo, Obi, Owo)

Translation
Rain water is frequently used with second thought
Rain water is constantly used anyhow
When a white cloth is obsolete
It will turn to a serious rag
Cast Ifa for Sesegboro
Who is the child of Eledidi boro
If there is evil in the front
If there is evil at the back
You sese gboro
Do not let evil things to happen in the house of a priest

Message
Ifa says the person that they casted this Odu for should
make sacrifice so that the evil things people are planning
on this person will be fruitless. Ifa says he will not allow
evil things to come this person way and he will make this
person life better for good. He makes the sacrifice and
blessings comes his way.
Story
Sesegboro is the son of eledidi gboro who is battling with
various things people are doing to bring him down. He
was asked to make sacrifice so evil will not befall him
anymore. He complied and make the sacrifice, evil from
the front and back did not befall sesegboro anymore. He
was not a regarded and respected in the society.

Possible names
Origbemi :- My head suits me
Ifadarasimi :- Ifa is good to me

Possible works
Priest

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