Ifa’s guidance for this week was delivered by the Odu Oyeku Irete where Ifá says that it is the task of the superior self to reassure the inferior self. Follow your Ori at every step, reminding yourself regularly of the wisdom of this path, and bear with things as the earth bears with us: by yielding, by accepting, and nourishing.
Ifa’s guidance for the week was delivered by the Odu Oyeku Owonrin where Ifá underscores the significance of making choices that prevent negative consequences. It suggests that many pitfalls in life can be avoided through careful consideration and foresight.
Ifa’s guidance for this week was delivered by the Odu Ose Ogunda where Ifá says that during this week inferior influences will prevail. Therefore; do not attempt to intervene.
Ifa’s guidance for this week was delivered by the Odu Obara Meji where Ifá teaches us how to come into possession of joy.
Ifa’s guidance for this week was delivered by the Ogunda Ose where Ifa says that success is met only by waiting modestly for the guidance of your Ori.
Ifa’s guidance for this week was delivered by the Obara Ose where Ifa says that progress and success are assured now to those who persevere on the path of truth.
Ifa’s guidance for this week was delivered by the Iwori Ogunda where Ifá says do not resist difficulties or advance against them. By retreating and observing, you will learn an important lesson. Then moving forward becomes easy.
Ifa’s guidance for this week was delivered by the Oyeku Okanran where Ifá says that even the foolish can attain wisdom by modestly following the principles of Ifá.
Ifa’s guidance for this week was delivered by the Odu Ose Obara where Ifá says “To lead others toward the good, one must purify one’s own character.
Ifa’s guidance for this week was delivered by the Odu Ogunda Otura where Ifá reminds us that we are all strangers in a strange land, wanderers in a vast and unknowable universe, obliged to act accordingly.
Ifa’s guidance for this week was delivered by the Odu Oturupon Ose where Ifá teaches us that just because we have recognized the source of a problem it does not mean that it will disappear immediately.
Ifa’s guidance for this week was delivered by the Odu Irete Okanran where Ifá says that difficult and challenging times must be taken as an opportunity to express in the outer world our highest inner principles.
