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      I’m very grateful for your visit and your comment. Please continue to drop by, and you are always welcomed to leave a comment and or share your experience regarding any of the information shared via the articles.

      Ogbó àtó Asure Ìwòrìwòfún.

      O dábò!
      Awodele Ifayemi
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      Blog: https://ileifa.org

    1. Hi Sherry;

      I appreciate your visit, and comments. You can rest assured I will continue to write. I’m a full-time practicing Awo, and much of my time is consumed doing Ebos, Reading, and Precising over Ceremonies, but I do love to share the wisdom of Ifa, and this Blog has become the conveyor of such.

      Ogbó àtó Asure Ìwòrìwòfún.

      O dábò!
      Awodele Ifayemi
      Follow Me on:
      Twitter: https://twitter.com/IfaBabalawo
      Blog: https://ileifa.org

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      Regards,
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    O dabo,

    John

    1. Alaafia John;

      Thank you for your visit and comment. Please check you email for my response.

      Odabo!

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    1. Alafia Melia;

      Thank you for your visit and comment. The Facebook “Like” icon is directly below the article.

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    1. Awódélé Ifáyemí says:

      Alaafia;

      Thank you for your visit. This is a wonderful question, and I will let my reader community answer this for you.

      Ogbó àtó Asure Ìwòrìwòfún.

      O dábò!
      Chief Awodele Ifayemi
      Atunwase Awo of Ilobuland

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    1. Awódélé Ifáyemí says:

      Ogbo Ato!

      Thank you for your sharing your experience.

      Ogbó àtó Asure Ìwòrìwòfún.

      O dábò!
      Chief Awodele Ifayemi
      Atunwase Awo of Ilobuland

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