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    1. The document tells a story through verses about a man named Ejiogbe who stretched out his hands for blessings but failed. He consulted with a Babalawo who told him to make sacrifices and be humble by greeting everyone, which he did. This led to him gaining wealth from the people he greeted. 2. It then provides verses for sacrifices and instructions associated with the story of Ejiogbe. 3. The verses and translations provide stories of other individuals such as "whom the king born" and "Ọlọ́mọ weerewe òkè apa" who faced challenges but overcame them by making sacrifices as instructed by Babalawos

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    1. The document tells a story through verses about a man named Ejiogbe who stretched out his hands for blessings but failed. He consulted with a Babalawo who told him to make sacrifices and be humble by greeting everyone, which he did. This led to him gaining wealth from the people he greeted. 2. It then provides verses for sacrifices and instructions associated with the story of Ejiogbe. 3. The verses and translations provide stories of other individuals such as "whom the king born" and "Ọlọ́mọ weerewe òkè apa" who faced challenges but overcame them by making sacrifices as instructed by Babalawos

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    1. The document tells a story through verses about a man named Ejiogbe who stretched out his hands for blessings but failed. He consulted with a Babalawo who told him to make sacrifices and be humble by greeting everyone, which he did. This led to him gaining wealth from the people he greeted. 2. It then provides verses for sacrifices and instructions associated with the story of Ejiogbe. 3. The verses and translations provide stories of other individuals such as "whom the king born" and "Ọlọ́mọ weerewe òkè apa" who faced challenges but overcame them by making sacrifices as instructed by Babalawos

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    Note Ejiogbe

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    Ifadayo Alabi
    1. The document tells a story through verses about a man named Ejiogbe who stretched out his hands for blessings but failed. He consulted with a Babalawo who told him to make sacrifices and be humble by greeting everyone, which he did. This led to him gaining wealth from the people he greeted. 2. It then provides verses for sacrifices and instructions associated with the story of Ejiogbe. 3. The verses and translations provide stories of other individuals such as "whom the king born" and "Ọlọ́mọ weerewe òkè apa" who faced challenges but overcame them by making sacrifices as instructed by Babalawos

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    Ejiogbe 1

    Ejiogbe 1

    Bi a bati ji, kamon ki olowo ori eni,


    Olowo ori eni laa pe’fa,
    Adifafun fun Ejiogbe,
    Nigba to nawo sire gbogbo,
    T’owo re o to’re gbogbo,
    Won niko kara giri ebo nikose,
    O gbo riru ebo o rubo,

    Oni Oyeku meji moki o loni o


    Too too dan dan,
    Baba se n fori bale fun Omo,

    Oni Iwori meji moki o loni o


    Too too dan dan,
    Baba se n fori bale fun Omo,

    Oni Odi meji moki o loni o


    Too too dan dan,
    Baba se n fori bale fun Omo,

    Oni Irosun meji moki o loni o


    Too too dan dan,
    Baba se n fori bale fun Omo,

    Oni Owonrin meji moki o loni o


    Too too dan dan,
    Baba se n fori bale fun Omo,

    Oni Obara meji moki o loni o


    Too too dan dan,
    Baba se n fori bale fun Omo,

    Oni Okanran meji moki o loni o


    Too too dan dan,
    Baba se n fori bale fun Omo,

    Oni Ogunda meji moki o loni o


    Too too dan dan,
    Baba se n fori bale fun Omo,

    Oni Osa meji moki o loni o


    Too too dan dan,
    Baba se n fori bale fun Omo,

    Oni Ika meji moki o loni o


    Too too dan dan,
    Baba se n fori bale fun Omo,

    Oni Oturupon meji moki o loni o


    Too too dan dan,
    Baba se n fori bale fun Omo,

    Oni Otua meji moki o loni o


    Too too dan dan,
    Baba se n fori bale fun Omo,
    Oni Irete meji moki o loni o
    Too too dan dan,
    Baba se n fori bale fun Omo,

    Oni Ose meji moki o loni o


    Too too dan dan,
    Baba se n fori bale fun Omo,

    Oni Ofun meji moki o loni o


    Too too dan dan,
    Baba se n fori bale fun Omo,

    Oni eyin o mon, wipe eni toba fori bale nii nire gbogbo.

    Translation:.
    When we wake, we should praise our creator
    We call Ifá our creator
    Casted Ifá for Ejiogbe
    When he stretched hands to all goodness
    But he didn't succeed in anything
    He was told to do ẹbọ
    And he complied

    He said oyeku méjì I greet you today


    Too too dan dan
    How can a father bow down to the child

    Iwori meji I greet you today


    Too too dan dan
    How can a father bow down to the child
    Odi meji I greet you today
    Too too dan dan
    How can a father bow down to the child

    Irosun méjì I greet you today


    Too too dan dan
    How can a father bow down to the child

    Ọ̀wọ́nrín méjì I greet you today


    Too too dan dan
    How can a father bow down to the child

    Ọ̀bàrà méjì I greet you today


    Too too dan dan
    How can a father bow down to the child

    Ọkànran méjì I greet you today


    Too too dan dan
    How can a father bow down to the child

    Ogunda méjì I greet you today


    Too too dan dan
    How can a father bow down to the child

    Osa méjì I greet you today


    Too too dan dan
    How can a father bow down to the child

    Ìkà méjì I greet you today


    Too too dan dan
    How can a father bow down to the child

    Oturupon méjì I greet you today


    Too too dan dan
    How can a father bow down to the child

    Otura méjì I greet you today


    Too too dan dan
    How can a father bow down to the child

    Irete méjì I greet you today


    Too too dan dan
    How can a father bow down to the child

    Ọ̀sẹ̀ méjì I greet you today


    Too too dan dan
    How can a father bow down to the child

    Ofun méjì I greet you today


    Too too dan dan
    How can a father bow down to the child

    Don't you know that whoever bows down has all the
    goodness.

    Story:
    In this verse, ejiogbe stretched out for blessings but all
    his effort to make his life a better one proved abortive,
    he went to his Babalawo for consultation, he was told
    to make sacrifices. Parts of the sacrifice that he was
    advised to do was to make sure to be humble enough
    to greet and respect everyone and he did, he woke
    up in the morning and went to Oyeku meji’s home to
    greet him. When he got there, oyeku meji was moved
    by this behavior that how can his elder leave his home
    to come and greet him at home. Then he shared his
    wealth with him, he left and went to iwori meji's home
    to greet him, iwori méjì also gave him part of his
    wealth. This is how ejiogbe went around all of them
    till he got to ofunmeji’s house which he also shared
    wealth with Ejiogbe. By the time ejiogbe got home to
    see what he’d gotten, he realised that he had gathered
    wealth, even more than each of them. That was how
    he continue to progress in his life.

    Ẹbọ:
    Eku, ẹja, abodie, àkùkọ, ọ̀pọ̀lọpọ̀ ọtí.

    Akose:
    The person has to sacrifice his pride in this Odù. Even
    if he's older, he should bow down to greet everyone
    whether younger or older ones. Should be good to
    everyone and all his blessings will come to him.

    Ejiogbe 2.
    Aṣọ funfun ni ń sunkún aró
    Ipilẹ ọrọ ni ń sunkún èkejì tantantan
    Adífáfún ẹni olúbí
    Nigbati tí ń bẹ ní gbàrà esoko
    Wọ́n ní ẹbọ ní kowase
    Ó gbebo nibe ó rúbọ
    Ẹni olúbí kìí rahun ajé
    Àrìrà oko
    Ọ̀pẹ̀ momo je ń rahun arira oko
    Ẹni olúbí kìí rahun aya
    Àrìrà oko
    Ọ̀pẹ̀ momo je ń rahun arira oko
    Ẹni olúbí kìí rahun ọkọ
    Àrìrà oko
    Ọ̀pẹ̀ momo je ń rahun arira oko
    Ẹni olúbí kìí rahun ọmọ
    Àrìrà oko
    Ọ̀pẹ̀ momo je ń rahun arira oko
    Ẹni olúbí kìí rahun ire gbogbo
    Àrìrà oko
    Ọ̀pẹ̀ momo je ń rahun arira oko.

    Translation:
    It is the white clothes that always cry for dye
    The beginning of the words always cry for the next one
    Casted Ifá for whom the king born
    When he was lost and fails in life
    Babalawo asked him to make sacrifice and he
    complied
    whom the king born does not lack riches
    Arira oko
    Ọ̀pẹ̀, please do not let me lack, arira oko
    whom the king born does not lack women
    Arira oko
    Ọ̀pẹ̀, please do not let me lack, arira oko
    whom the king born does not lack men
    Arira oko
    Ọ̀pẹ̀, please do not let me lack, arira oko
    whom the king born does not lack children
    Arira oko
    Ọ̀pẹ̀, please do not let me lack, arira oko
    whom the king born does not lack all goodness
    Arira oko
    Ọ̀pẹ̀, please do not let me lack, arira oko.

    Ẹbọ: Eku 2, ẹja 2, abodie 2, àkùkọ 2, Òkété 1.

    Story:
    Whom the king born means a child of a king, he was
    not supposed to be lacking in everything but after
    his father passed away, he began to wallow in abject
    poverty. He got lost in his life and doesn't know what
    to do to make his life meaningful anymore because he
    was lagging behind in everything thing. He went for
    consultation from babaláwo and he was told to make
    sacrifice which he did, akose was also done for him
    and things beings to be better for him after that.

    Akose:
    Èwe arira
    A pack of alligator pepper, grind together and mix with
    Ọ̀sẹ̀. Use iyerosun to press ejiogbe on Opon Ifá (Ifá
    tray) and chant this verse on it. Mix with the Ọ̀sẹ̀ and
    use it bath every morning.

    Ejiogbe 3:

    Eji ńlá losu lọ́mọ kékeré sure wọlé


    Agbaaragba ojo ni soju ọrùn dẹ̀mùdẹ̀mù
    Adífáfún Ọlọ́mọ weerewe òkè apa
    Èyí tóní ire tohun pé lọ́run
    Wọ́n ní kó kara giri ẹbọ ni kose
    Ó gbebo nibe ó rúbọ
    Ǹjẹ́ àtàrí mi ń gbé gba ọlá
    Ifá mi ń gbé gba ọmọ.

    Translation:
    It is the drizzle that made the children to rhn inside the
    house
    It's the heavy rain that made the clouds softly
    Casted Ifá for Ọlọ́mọ weerewe (one with small
    childrens) of òkè apa
    That said his blessings is taking long time in heaven
    He was told to make sacrifice and he complied
    My orí is preparing wealth for me
    My Ifá is preparing children for me.

    Ẹbọ:
    Eku, ẹja, àkùkọ, ewúrẹ́ (she goat),

    Story:
    Ọlọ́mọ weerewe òkè apa has been making divination
    continuously but his prayers has not been granted all
    his wishes were still pending. He made consultation
    and he was told to make offerings to Ifá and his Ori.
    He was told to ask his Ori what it wants to make his
    wishes come true and he complied, he made the
    offerings to his Ifá and Orí on the same day and he
    did. His Ori and Ifá joined hands and brought him his
    goodness and blessings to him.

    Akose:
    Èwe awede, use it to wash your ikins. Put the ikins
    back to the container before you feed Ifa, grind the
    broken remaining leaves with Ọ̀sẹ̀ and use it to bath
    only your head before you offer your head whatever
    you want to use for the offerings.
    Ejiogbe 4.

    Kaka ribiti kafibon tíì


    Eruku tóóró a mọ́n yọ
    Eruku así mọ taala bole
    Adífáfún Ayilegbe ọrun
    Nigbati ń bẹ láàrin ọ̀tá
    Èyí tí ó fi alapa ṣẹ́gun ọ̀tá rẹ tutu
    Ẹbọ lawo ni kowase
    Ko mọ̀n wó lota pa
    Ògiri alapa
    Ko mọ̀n wó lota pa
    Ògiri alapa
    Sàngó ń báwo rẹ ṣẹ́gun.

    Translation:
    Let's wrap it up and push it with a gun
    Makes dust to come out
    And the dust covers the day
    Casted Ifá for Ayilegbe ọrun
    When he was dining and wining with enemies
    And he will use old walls to conquer his enemies
    totally
    He was told to make sacrifice and he complied
    Let it fall on the enemies
    The old walls
    Let it fall on the enemies
    The old walls
    Sàngó is going to conquer my enemies

    Ẹbọ :
    Eku, ẹja, abodie, àkùkọ 3, agbo (ram)

    Story:
    Unknown to Ayilegbe ọrun (the one that rolls beside
    ọrun) is among enemies everyday every time. They
    wished him bad every time and all the bad vibes
    reacted in his life which causes him to deteriorate in
    everything. He went to make consultation and he was
    told that his enemies is behind his misfortunes. He
    was told to make sacrifice and he complied with the
    babaláwos. One day when the enemies is planning
    against him beside an old wall, Èsù ọ̀dàrà made them
    to stand there and Sango threw his stone to the wall
    which fell on all of them. They all died at once and
    Ayilegbe ọrun begins to prosper again.

    Akose:
    Èwe ṣẹ́gun sẹ́tẹ̀
    Èwe odundun
    Èwe tètè
    Bitter cola on sango
    Small amount of ram blood

    Burn everything together and grind it to make powder.


    Use with cold water or ẹ̀kọ
    Last modified: 12:58 PM

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