obara irete

obara irete

Obara Irete or Obara kete, this is sign number 119 in the lordly Order of Ifa. The life of this person will be pleasant, if they want to have children, he or she should not use mirrors, on the contrary, if they do not want children at the moment, he or she will ask when they can use mirrors so that their things do not fall into disaster.

If this Odù is seen for a sterile woman who sees herself in a mirror, she will never be able to conceive any baby. This person must offer sacrifice to Oshun always, so that he has peace and tranquility.

Other names for Obara Irete:

  • Obara Kete.
  • Obara Rete.

What is born in the odu of Ifa Obara Irete?

  • The ceremony of the Irofá.
  • The mutual respect that must exist for one another, between the children of Shango and Oshun.
  • Singing in the box to the dead man to appease his Orisha
  • Purify fresh water to make it drinkable.
  • At Obara Kete: Shredding herbs is prohibited.
  • Ogún does not lose foot or footprint to the Awó.
  • Ogún is taken to live together with Osanyin.
  • orunmila he shredded grass and Osanyin made him sick.
  • The Ifá of the fan speaks.

The sign of Ifa Obara Irete points out:

  • The diseases are: impotence, throat or esophagus cancellation, digestive system disorder, ulcer, gastritis, oral infection (pyorrhea).
  • Marks physical and moral rot of the person.
  • You must wear a yellow shirt with blue trim.
  • Obaniyegun speaks, which is the spirit of the sea that always throws away its garbage.
  • Obara Irete, talk about adultery.
  • Osanyin and Oduduwa must be received.
  • Olokun must be received for health.
  • It was where Azojuano made Dada sick.
  • It is said: When the truth arrives, the lie is embarrassed and leaves.
  • An Odu-Ará lightning stone will be placed in Ifá, for health.

Recommendations of the Obara Kete sign:

When this Odu appears in an ordinary record, the person is advised to make sacrifice to avoid developing a back pain. The sacrifice is made with corojo butter linked with Iyerosun of the sign so that it is rubbed on the person's back.

When the Odu Obara Irete appears in IGBODU the person must make sacrifices to avoid having problems with a woman, the death of children and have prosperity. In an ordinary record the person is told that a woman is crazy to marry him. He must marry her after giving Eshu a goat.

When this sign of Ifa appears in an ordinary record, the person is told that he must have his own IFA and his Eshu to avoid incidences with the deaths of children.

When Obara Kete appears in IGBODU, he must have his own Shango and must have a lightning stone on his Ifa altar, to avoid diseases that will take him out of his house. You should avoid having sex with a widow. He will have several problems with his siblings. In an ordinary registry, the person is warned to be careful with a woman and to serve Eshu with a goat.

Obara Irete bans:

Here is put Olokun, a vase with nuanced roses, lilies, lilies and a clay pot with corn cooked with flour, which will be placed in a basket adorned with Prussian blue ribbons. The person will clean himself with a small duck, which is also decorated with Prussian blue and sky blue ribbons, and is thrown alive into the sea.

Here was born the mutual respect that must exist for one another, between the sons of Shango and Oshún.

For a Woman: If she has children, one of them has blamed her for her bad life.

For the progress of this Ifá, you must attend Obatalá, Yemajá, Ogún and Oshún.

Beware of hot flashes and the doctor's blade. Nothing is done of what the Saint sends him. Here the evil is more serious than the person thinks, it can be affected in the throat and esophagus and also affected the stomach by cancer. There is the possibility of a disease in the mouth such as pyorrhea or mouth infection, causing major problems in the digestive system. 

He is also forbidden to shred herbs, as this operation can make him sick; because in this Odu Orúnmila shredded herbs and Osanyin made him sick with strange diseases.

You can read: Ifa Irete Bara sign

Description of Odu Obara Kete

This is Odu # 119 of the Lordly Order of Ifá.

The Odu Obara Irete speaks of success and stability as long as the sacrifice indicated by Ifá is made. The person has good prospects for a new job or business.

The Awó of this Odu must pay special attention to Ogún, because this Saint does not lose his foot or footprint, he becomes his protective or destructive shadow, depending on whether Iré or Osobo del Odu lives.

He will have to take Ogún to the patio and put him to live with Osanyin, and he will put an asheré on him.

Here the ceremony of the Irofá was born, which is one of the weapons that is given to the Alawo in the initiation ceremony.

Irofá: In our country the deer jar is used to replace the original used by the Yoruba, which is a carved object in the shape of a mace with a dimension of 8 to 16 inches long that is made of wood or ivory and in some cases wood -ivory; different carvings are carved on the handle; which are represented by a kneeling pregnant woman, a parrot, the head of an Orisha etc.

This Object is used by the Priest of Ifá to invoke the spirit of Ifá during the divination process. The Priest of Ifá carries out the evocation by striking the board (Opón-Ifá) with said object (Irofá), in order to produce a sound with cadence while simultaneously singing a prayer or praise to Ifá.

I pray when the Irofá is delivered:

Irofa Boroki Boroki, Iru Boya Boroya Orunmila dumi aku shon shon umbati akofa totomio olowashe werire.

Suyere: "Irun Alaboshe Birire, Irun Lafikaye erio Irun."

Here the purification of fresh waters was born, to make them drinkable for consumption.

Here, when the truth arrives, the lie is embarrassed and leaves.

This Odu marks adultery. You must have Osanyin AND Oduduwa.

The person governed by this Odu must from time to time drink Omiero and bathe with it.

Obara Kete Sayings:

  • When the truth arrives, the lie is embarrassed and leaves.
  • Respect to be respected.
  • This is the land where they use the guataca to shave their head.
  • This is the edge of the hoe that uses its mouth to hit the ground with impunity.
  • My Irofá strikes to call attention to Ifá.
  • By disobedient I became a gourd.

Ethical code of Ifa of the Odu Obara Irete:

The Awó does not listen to gossip to avoid upset.

You can read: Treaty of the Odu Ogunda Fun


Meaning of the odu of Ifa Obara Irete?

For this Odu a silver chain is washed and a small duck is fed, and then used.

For this Ifá: For a woman, for seven days, she must wear a Prussian blue skirt with seven white stripes and on top of it a sky blue skirt and a white blouse.

This is the Ifá of the fan. Oshún will be put fresh with a fan singing: «Umbelere Awó Abure Oshún, Umbelere Awó Abebe Oshún».

This Odu speaks of a praiseworthy person and may have a bloodshed problem for that reason. Also in men, he does not settle for a single woman, he sexually abandons his wife and as a result of this she abandons him or can become unfaithful.

In this Odu he speaks of the güiro who went to the bottom of the river for disobedience. Here the Osobo of this Ifá is to live with daughters of Oshún if their Guardian Angel is Shango, because by Olofin's sentence they can only be friends.

Says Ifa Obara Kete:

That you are unfaithful to your husband, be careful because there is a person who will send it to your partner and will want to kill her.- If it is a man who looks at you, he is told that he does not settle for a single woman and that it does not take to story, so that it does not have witchcraft problems.

You are the daughter of Oshún and when you left your house you tripped on your left foot.

There is a sick man in his house. You are always fighting, and for that reason your business is not going well.-Do not put hints to avoid problems of justice.-Where you live there is a hole be careful not to fall inside.-You have a war with Oshún because she ordered you to do something and you did not comply with it.

He has a brown-colored woman, whose Guardian Angel is the same as yours, that's why they don't get along.- Take care of Oshún and Obatalá so that he can avoid the delays that he has. He has to leave his mistress and live at home with his wife. You have a food shortage problem, you must eat lunch and eat at your hours.

Be careful not to make a fight at home. You have an ailment in your body, be careful with the doctor's blade If you want to advance you have to do Santo.

Everyone at home is upset, because one wants one thing and others want another. Avoid a tragedy, they will still ask for the house. You do not like to do anything that the Saint sends you - be careful that the evil you have is more serious than you think. You have to take care of your throat, esophagus and stomach, as well as a mouth infection or pyorrhea. He is a praiseworthy person who has the defect of telling everything about women, so he can have serious problems for speaking what he should not, they can hurt or kill him for that reason.- You suffer from a disease and do not know puts treatment. You have been given to take witchcraft, that was a woman who had and abandoned her and she curses you a lot, you are very much in love and you like all women, whether they have a husband or not.

Prayer of the Odu Obara Kete:

OBARA IRETE IFA OMI RETEWA ADIFAFUN ASHIWITA INTORI AWA SHUBA OKURIN SINI OLOKUN.

Suyere Obara Irete:

OLOKUN BAWAO BAWA ORISHA BAWAO

Ebo by Obara Irete:

For Olokun Obara Kete

A bouquet of nuanced flowers, lilies and lilies is placed on it, a basket with corn cooked with flour. The basket is chalked with Prussian blue ribbons (taped).

The person is cleaned with a small duck, which is also adorned with dark blue and sky blue ribbons and is thrown into the living sea.

For a woman.

For seven days she will wear a Prussian blue skirt with seven white stripes and a sky blue skirt and a white blouse.

Ebo Obara Rete with Oshún.

It will be blown cool with a fan singing to it: «Umbelere Awó Abebe Oshún, Umbelere Awó Abebe Oshún».

Herbs (Ewe) of the Odu Obara Irete:

Loses course, yaya, jocuma, moruro, ayúa, currant, atiponlá, laurel, blue canutillo, Iroko, river himo and güira.

Obara Irete Ifa Traditional

ÒBÀRÀ ÌRETÈ

Yangi Aboriginal Kugúkugú
A day fún Olóbàrà
Èyí tí n lo rèé bá won dá oko èbá ònà
Wón ní ó rbo kó lè baà ráya rere ní
Òun leè laya rere báyìí?
Won ni kó mó sahun
kò se méjì mó
Esè ònà ní n fi oúnje yes
Fún gbogbo àwon èèyàn tí bá n kojáá lo
Be nígbà ìwásè
Eni tí n lo ìrìn àjò
You ebí sì n pa
Yóó bàá nnkan tí ó je
Àti omi tí or mu lésè ònà
Wón ní kí Olóbàrà ó móo se béè
Wón nire n bò fún un
Àwon tí on wáá móo kojá nígbà gbogbo
Wón bá ní 'Ibi táwòón tíí móo kojá yìí'
'E jé àwon ó kúkú fi ibè se ibùjokòó'
Wón bá te ìlú do
Wón bá fi Olóbàrà joba
Won fi se babaa won
Ení or bá sì joba
Ó say dandan kó ráya fé
Wón bá tun fun Olóbàrà níyàwó
Ní wá n jó ní wá n yò
N yin àwon Babaláwo
Àwon Babaláwo n yin Ifá
Ó ní béè làwon Babaláwo tòún wí
Yangi Aboriginal Kugúkugú
A day fún Olóbàrà
Èyí tí n lo rèé bá won dá oko èbá ònà
Wón ní ó rbo
Kó rubo kó lè baà ráya rere ní
ó gbébo nbè
Ó rubo
Njé ayá wolé tò wa gerere
Olóbàrà
Ayá waá wolé tò wa gerere
Olóbàrà.

This person should offer sacrifice and be generous to all people. Ifá wishes you good fortune of parishioners.

Yangi Aboriginal Kugúkugú
He made divination for Olóbàrà
Who was going to occupy a space on the way to the farm
He was advised to offer sacrifice to have a good wife
He asked, 'Will I have a good wife in life?'
They told him not to be stingy
He didn't do it anymore
He started putting food on the road
For all the people who walked and passed by
In olden days
He who is traveling
And he's very hungry
I would find something to eat
And something to drink on the side of the road too
They advised Olóbàrà to continue doing so
They told him that his good fortune was on the way
Those who regularly traveled that route reasoned by saying
"This route we frequent"
We will build a country house for ourselves here
They got together and made the site a city
And they installed Olóbàrà as their King
They made him their leader
For which he was crowned
So it would not be impossible for him to find a wife
They got Olóbàrà a wife to marry him
He started dancing and was very happy
He praised his Babaláwo
His Babaláwo praised Ifá
He said it was exactly as his Babaláwo had said
Yangi Aboriginal Kugúkugú
He made divination for Olóbàrà
Who was going to occupy a space on the way to the farm
He was advised to offer sacrifice
So that I had a good wife
He heard about the sacrifice
And he did
Therefore the wives came to us with ease
Olóbàrà
The wives entered our house with ease
Olóbàrà.

Patakie of the Obara Kete sign:

When the truth comes, the lie bows its head.

OBARA RETE's grandfather and great-grandfather died and after eleven years they came and told him: «Your ancestors left you an inheritance, which is that you have to do Ifá, with Iroko grass, four black hens and two goats and a goat, they made him Ifá.

After he had done Ifa, the Babalawos told him: "Bobo, we have made you Ifa, but we will never call you to any meeting we have." The Babalawos had the first meeting and kept their words, but they had the need to have to call him and OBARA IRETE went, being the only one who guessed what the man wanted and the problem was solved. However, they took ill will to his attitude and said: "Look at this fool, as he guessed what we could not guess, we will see if at the next meeting that Olofin is going to send us for call we will not invite him."

The day of the meeting with Olofin arrived and they did not invite him, but the case was repeated, they did not guess what Olofin wanted and then OBARA IRETE was called. This immediately solves the problem and Olofin told the other Babalawos: “You are imprisoned.

A short time later, the Babalawos were reunited again and OBARA IRETE was delayed, and when he arrived and knocked on the door he said: "Ago Nileo", and those inside answered with ill will: "Agoya."

Immediately afterwards a man entered with two Irofá in his hands and when he saw OBARA IRETE, he asked him: Are you Awó? He was silent. And then the boy was the one who guessed. The other Babalawos, because they had a bad heart, had to bow their heads in embarrassment.

This says: "When the truth comes, the lie bows its head."

OBARA RETE and the daughters of OSHUN, and the pumpkin.

OBARA KETE was an Awó who lived without organization, since he, possessed by his luck in love, wanted to abuse all of them and deceived them. In his walk through life in love he met a daughter of Oshún and wanted to abuse her, that is, of her generosity, where he came to have her so seduced that she no longer paid attention to her mother Oshún.

Oshún one day went out to the river as usual to do her ceremonies, which she did every five days, when she threw away her shells and saw that she indicated that her daughter was wrapped in the hands of a man who would not make her happy. To be more sure, she went to Orúnmila's house to consult with Ifá.

Orúnmila told him: OBARA RETE thinks that he can make fun of all women, but he doesn't know that you are Olofin's daughter. You take a pumpkin, open a mouth on it and pour honey, Oshún himo grass and present it to Olofin and complain about what is happening. She did so.

It happened that all the women that OBARA RETE had, found out and began to despise him. Seeing himself like this, he had no choice but to go find Oshún's daughter and beg her to forgive him for all the evil he had done to her, because he wanted to be by her side. She forgave him and answered yes, but on the condition that everything that happened to him, he had to tell her.
This is how OBARA RETE was left unable to dominate any daughter of Oshún, and since then all the children of Shango cannot hit or mistreat any daughter of Oshún, because they are delayed or fatalized, since Oshún watches over all her daughters so that they respect her, since they are legitimate daughters of Olofin, just like Shango.

Note: Whoever has or gets this Odu, has to wear a yellow shirt with red trim, put Oshún a pumpkin with its ingredients and five panetelas for five days and take them to the river, pouring it into the same with the plate so that it current takes her sailing.

Here was born the mutual respect that must exist for one another between the sons of Oshún and Shango.

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