20/10/2023
REFRESHING THE THEME OF.ORI
IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS ABOUT ORI
I'm going to deal with two topics that were assigned to me.
We'll start with Ori. It is very relevant because it has to do with our destiny.
It has to do with the life plan that we developed on our knees in front of Olodumare. Planned destiny determines our good fortune on earth, but also the opportunities and risks we will experience in our lifestyle.
Ori's main problem is its selection. We can come with a good Ori or we can come with a bad Ori depending on the reward we pay to Ajala Mopin.
We can choose or have a good destiny, but without our Ori it comes with defects, it may be that that Ori on earth fights against our good destiny and although we come to be kings or lucky ones it may not be fulfilled. That Ori will have to be repaired on earth.
That Ori, as the sacred odu Ogbe iyonu says, can come into conflict with the good things of destiny.
We have the experience of people who come with difficult destinations represented in their high risk balance of the regent odu. We have seen that these people have great behavior in life, they are very intelligent and they manage to succeed where others have failed.
GOOD ORI CAN TURN A DIFFICULT DESTINATION INTO GOOD
There can be good destinies and bad Ori, or bad destinies and good Ori or good destinies and good Ori or bad destinies and defective Ori, the latter would be very problematic. We have the experience of young people who have been born into families of great fortune, but those children have been disastrous and that wealth has been wasted.
Statistics show many heirs of large companies, who have destroyed them. Therefore, the process of esentaiye, isefa, itefa or itan of olorisas is very relevant to understanding the puzzle of destinies and the Ori potential of each one.
AN ORI CAN BE VERY GOOD FOR ONE THING AND NOT EFFICIENT FOR ANOTHER.
The odu of people who put together the puzzle of their destinies allows them to emphasize the strengths and opportunities present in their personality. For example, a personality can be very intelligent and in real life be a shy person. He is someone very creative, but very limited in convincing and making great ideas successful. The example of the great scientific and technological talents of developing countries that are not well valued in their environments is repeated. But they too, sometimes, are not able to look for new directions. Attitudes that need to be repaired through Ori bibo to increase your proactivity.
In my years of experience in ifa, I have seen many heads that are good for the economy and difficult for marriage, good heads for teaching and bad heads for leading.
A verse from an esa fa de irete ofun says: Ohun ti t'aye se tí ò lowo lowo oun no Kehinde se tò ĺá to si lu. E má fòró ayanmo wera, nitori ohun tá a yàn sòtòòtò... means that a twin orisa came to earth poor and instead the other rich, no destination is similar to the other.
ORI AND THE ECONOMY
As we are related to the divinity Aje Guguniso, it is important to highlight the economic and financial aspects of the destination. The ability of an Ori to multiply and make good use of fresh money is the attitude of a good ori aligned with aje: he is thrifty, he does not waste money. Aje is orisa funfun and if ori does not manifest himself with purity in money matters he will not have the benefit of Obatala, or below. But there are those who fail their Ori and consider that economic good fortune is perpetual and confuses the stages of prosperity with perpetuity, they waste and I have seen many how they land in poverty or lack... It was good for one thing and bad for predicting the future.
CAN TWO EQUAL PEOPLE HAVE THE SAME IRE AT THE SAME TIME?
Several Ifa odu on the celestial process of Ori selection agreed that a person should be born with several ire at the same time, but not equal to that of another unborn person. Therefore it is heavenly law to distribute the different energy among those who were to be born. That's why some come very rich and others with a normal lifestyle.; some with good iwa (character and some not); some with a longer life than others; some with more intelligence than others.
I want to point out that on the topic of wealth there is a conclusion resulting from the analysis that indicates that a person can become rich today because he purged poverty in his previous lives, learned and jumped to fortune. He is part of your akunleyan.
MEMORY ERASE?
There is one more topic that I would like to specify. They say that Ori removes the memory of her life plan when she comes from heaven to Earth passing through the Má se Gbagbe tree. Instead, in our analysis we came to understand that most of the information of the life plan (Ayanmo) passes to the subconscious. That explains why a person can first orient himself by what he is talented at, forming his personality, etc., etc.
VERY CONTRARY TO LOGIC, ENGAGING THINGS CAN BE ASKED IN HEAVEN.
Destinies can be influenced by mistakes from the previous life or because simply when discussing your life plan with the creator (God always says yes to everything), you can ask to shorten your life on earth, even when Ifa explains that we must all come to live longevity as part of all blessings. But it's not like that.
An itan of the odu Ogbe whein says that a woman went for divination with Orunmila as part of the preparations for her marriage. Ifa recommended him in this consultation not to get married and to go to his wife's house and after a year, when they had a baby, proceed to the marriage. This recommendation was explained because the person requested in heaven to die on the way to her marriage.
NOTHING IS PERFECT IN CREATION DUE TO THE LAW OF OPPOSITES.
There is no perfect head, nor absolute good character because according to Ifa the opposite determines the essence of the opposite. We know good taste because we compare it with bad taste. We feel the cold because we have the sensory experience of heat.
DESTINY CAN BE MODIFIED, BUT WHIMES DO NOT MODIFY DESTINY.
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A poem by an odu that a wise godson taught me says that there was a person who, no matter how much ebo he did, could not achieve wealth.
And when he went to consult with Ifa they told him that this was not given to him because he was not in the destination that he had requested in heaven and he was advised to make ebo and include rainwater. So he did and wealth arrived.
So, in effect, he was not given what he did not ask for in heaven. But by applying the procedure recommended by Ifa, the destination was modified.
For example, if a person asks God, being abiku (dying at birth) ifa changes that tragic design.
If a person experiences misery, ifa can change it.
Aboru, aboye, abosise
Nelson Freires
Ifabiyi