15.ogunda Ofun

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OGUNDA OFUN

1. Ifa warns you never to tell lies in order for your life not to disorganize. You must never
conspire against other people or think, speak or act in an evil or wicked way. Ifa also
warns three people here to desist from their evil ways. Each of these people is advised to
offer ebo with two roosters, two pigeons, two guinea-fowls and money.
Seke-seke se eke
Eke kee
Sika-sika se ika
Ikaa kaa
Ara kii ro eke
Okan osika kii bale boro
Aseni n se araa re lese
Dia fun Orunmila
Nijoo seke-seke, sika-sika ati aseni
Maa je omo ikofaa re
Ti Baba maa gba iwa buruku yii lowoo won
Won ni ko sakaale ebo ni sise
O gb’ebo, o ru’bo
Ko pe, ko jinna
E wa ba wa b’ewa
E wa wo’re o

Translation
The liar lies
And he met with negative repercussion
The wicked perpetrate wickedness
And he gained wickedness in return
There is no peace for the liar
The wicked has no rest
Those who plan evil against others also plan evil against themselves
Ifa’s messages for Orunmila
When the liar, the wicked and the conspirator wanted to become his students
And he will remove all these bad habits in their lives
He was advised to offer ebo
He complied
Before long, not too far
Join us in the midst of beauty
Come and perceive all ire of life
2. Ifa advises you to exercise patience and understanding at all times. You must never show
anger. You will reap bountiful benefit if you can do this. Ebo materials; two pigeons, two
hens, two guinea-fowls, two roosters and money. On this, Ifa says:

Ibinu ko da nnkan fun ni


Suuru ni Baba iwa
Agba to ni suuru
Oun gbogbo lo ni
Dia fun Orunmila
Baba nsawo lo sode Iwo
Ebo ni won ni ko waa se
O gb’ebo, o ru’bo
Ko pe, ko jinna
E wa ba ni ni jebutu ire

Translation
Anger amounts to nothing for one
Patience is the father of all good character
An elder who has patience
Such elder is endowed with all ire of life
Ifa’s message for Orunmila
When going on Ifa’s mission to Iwo land
He was advised to offer ebo
He complied
Before long, not too far
Join us in the midst of all ire
3. Ifa warns an influential person never to cheat those who are less privileged. He/she must
never usurp what belongs to other people and if this has happened before, he/she needs
to go and return what does not belong to him/her to the rightful owner. This person must
also not be seen to be harbouring stolen properties. Whatever belongs to a group must
not be taken over by an individual. Ifa advises you to offer ebo with one matured he-
goat and money. You also need to feed Esu with one rooster. On this, Ifa says:

Fun mi, n fun o


A o lee jija ileke d’oyoo
Ka dele Olofin
Bi a ba n jija ikoko
Ojo a ba dele oba laa sooto
Dia fun Oba
Ti won gbe apo ileke fun pamo
To setan to loun o fi iwo fonileke je
Koun o raye fileke se toun
Ebo ni won ni ko waa se
Gbogbo isowo ope
Eni gbebo nibe ko waa sebo o

Translation
Give me, I will not give you
We cannot fight over beads to Oyo land
Let us go to Olofin’s palace
If we are fighting over a clandestine activity
When we get to the Oba’s palace we shall confess
Ifa’s messages for the Oba
When he was given a bag filled with beads to keep
And he decided to poison the owner of the beads
In order for him to convert the beads into his own
He was advised to offer ebo
All Ifa devotees
Let those advised to offer ebo do so accordingly
4. Ifa says that there are two women here who are close friends and their homes are not far
away from each other. Both of them are seeking the blessings of the fruit of the womb. Ifa
assures the two of them that they will soon become happy mothers. Ifa advises each of
them to offer ebo with two hens and money. There is also the need to prepare
appropriate medicine for them in order for them to become mothers.

Nigbati mi o se
Ti mi o ro
Emi le n gba mi l’eti agbankungba a si?
Dia fun Onile-toosi-toosi
Ti won n sunkun awon o r’omo bi
Ebo ni won ni ki won waa se
Won gb’ebo, won ru’bo
Ko pe, ko jinna
E wa ba ni ba jebutu omo

Translation
When I did not commit any offence
When I did not do anything evil
Why are you slapping me repeatedly
Ifa’s message to two women living close to each other
When they were lamenting their inability to become pregnant
They were advised to offer ebo
They complied
Before long, not too far
Join us in the midst of many children
5. Ifa says that it foresees the ire of victory and longevity for you. If you plan to take
something from someone, there is the need to offer ebo in order to succeed in this plan.
Conversely, if someone plans to take away what rightfully belongs to you from you, there
is the need to offer ebo for this not to happen. Ifa advises you to offer ebo with two
roosters, two cutlasses and money.

Opo ile ni o wule se kukuru


Ogunbere ni o wule se yakata
Dia fun Ogobingobi
Akanran oju omo
Ti won ni awon o gba ibu u baba re lowo re
Ebo ni won ni ko waa se
O gb’ebo, o ru’bo
Ogobingobi
Awa ma ma dari iku jin o maa lo o

Translation
The pillar of the house does not bend sideways
The entrance of the house does not have branches
Ifa’s message for Ogobingobi, the Crocodile
The militant by the river side
When they were planning to take his father’s water away from him
He was advised to offer ebo
He complied
Now Ogobingobi
We have forgiven you and set you free to move about as you like
6. Ifa says that you are an Elegbe. There is the need for you to propitiate Egbe on a regular
basis. You must never forget your Egbe because they are very important in your day to
day activities and success chances. Ebo materials; two pigeons and money. You also
need to feed Ori with one pigeon, and also have the icon of Egbe and propitiate it
regularly.

Pasan waara-waara
Dia fun Orunmila
Ti yoo je Olorii baba egbe latode Orun
Ebo ni won ni ko waa se
O gb’ebo, o ru’bo
Nje Aje ju Aje lo o
Pasan waara-waara-waara
Ire jure lo o
Nje Aya ju Aya lo o
Pasan waara-waara-waara
Ire jure lo o
Nje omo ju omo lo o
Pasan waara-waara-waara
Ire jure lo o

Translation
Pasan waara-waara
Ifa’s message for Orunmila
When going to become the head his Egbe from heaven
He was advised to offer ebo
He complied
One financial success is greater than the other
Pasan waara-waara
One ire of spouse is better than another
Pasan waara-waara
Some children are greater than others
Pasan waara-waara
Some ire are better than others
Pasan waara-waara
7. Ifa says that it foresees the ire of longevity and victory for you. Ifa assures you that you
will overcome and outlive all your enemies. Ebo materials; three roosters and money.
You also need to feed Obatala as appropriate.

Apata paara pa araa re lajuba


O para re lajuba tan
Dia fun Baba Akeyinloja
O nraye ilainiiku
Ebo ni won ni ko waa se
O gb’ebo, o ru’bo
Ireni apaasa
E wa pa ni laiku kangiri
Aiku Ifa dun, o joyin lo o

Translation
It is impossible for one to make a heap on a rock
After the rock makes it impossible
It is now looking for anyone who dare makes such heap
Ifa’s message for Baba Akeyinloja, Obatala
When going to the world of longevity
He was advised to offer ebo
He complied
All Ifa devotees
Join us in the midst of longevity
The longevity guarantee by Ifa is sweeter than honey
8. Ifa says that it foresees the ire of compatible spouse for you. There is going to be comfort,
contentment, joy, satisfaction and upliftment in this relationship. Ebo materials; two hens
or two roosters and money. On this, Ifa says:

Ojo pewu ma fun tin-in tin-in


Dia fun Itu
Ti nsunkun alailobinrin
Dia fun Obelenke
Ti nsunkun alainibudo
Ebo ni won ni ki won waa se
Won gb’ebo, won ru’bo
Ko pe, ko jinna
E wa ba ni ni jebutu ire

Translation
The rain fell on gray hair and it looked whiter
Ifa’s message for Itu, the he-goat
When lamenting his inability to have a wife
The same message was given to Obelenke, the she-goat
When lamenting her inability to have a home
They were both advised to offer ebo
They complied
Before long, not too far
Join us in the midst of all ire
ORISA OF OGUNDA OFUN

1. Ifa
2. Esu-Odara
3. Obatala

TABOOS OF OGUNDA OFUN


1. Must be careful with those that he will confide in – to avoid giving information to
betrayers
2. Must never underestimate anyone – to avoid regrets, failure and disaster

PROFESSIONS OF OGUNDA OFUN


1. Engineering, administration, marketing, and trading

POSSIBLE NAMES OF OGUNDA OFUN


1. Ifagbamila – Ifa comes to my rescue

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