Baba Oyekun Meyi: Meaning, Tips, Sayings, Patakies and More

ifa sign OYEKUN MEYI

Oyekun Meji is syncretized with the Hairy Spider. When the Hairy Spider sings, it is said that Death reigns and that is when Oyekun Meyi manifests. Beware of the poison and poison of enemies, as well as the evil tongues of those who lurk behind false friendship.

The Greater Spirit of Egun lives in this Oddun, in the depths of the Sea, together with Olokun, who is: "Alagba Babá Egun", who is invoked to defeat. As it relates to Olokun's abode in the depths of the ocean, secrets may go there and new wisdom may come from there.

In Oyekun Meyi is born the fact that the knowledge acquired from the ancestors is transmitted from generation to generation, but also the selfishness of not teaching those who should inherit it. Wisdom must be bequeathed, they determine the progress of civilization and life.


In the odu Baba Oyekun Meji is born:

  • Iku.
  • The Ceramicist sculpting in the development of humanity.
  • The Jimaguas.
  • The bees.
  • Citrus and Mango.
  • The Red color.
  • The jump in the pit of the stomach (Padrejón y el mal de Madre).
  • The one that puts pepper (I will tie) to Egun.
  • Esu.
  • The sense of modesty.
  • That the deceased cannot be buried with any red garment.
  • The Atemoletá Ceremony.
  • Guessing with a glass of water.
  • The Ink so that men could write. (The Holy Scripture)
  • Feed Iku and Egun.
  • Osteoporosis.
  • The Ankles and Fractures.
  • The kidneys.
  • The Manatee (Efé)
  • The knowledge of fish in the World.
  • The Secret of giving fish (Ejá-Tuto) to Shango.
  • The Sacred Word of Orúnmila.

What is the Oyekun Meyi sign talking about?

  • East: It is the Odu where Egun came down to Earth (Isalaye de Egun)
  • The Tabor to Egun.
  • Funeral services.
  • Why the Ifá table is dressed with the white cloth.
  • The kingdom of women.
  • Agriculture as a quality and discipline of nature, and the learning of its laws by human beings.
  • Pollution by evil and in contrast, divine mass punishment.
  • The secret of Oduduwa.
  • In Oyekun Meyi was born: The body of the rhinoceros.
  • The peoples, the ancestors and the deceased.
  • Here: The Odu plants are: Jobo, marpacífico, hay, carob, tamarind, banana, orange tree, mango, osun, dragon's blood, barberry, guacalote, pendejera, wonder, watercress, battle vine, galán de noche flor de agua, purslane, papa, bitter broom, open the way, winner.
  • Weakness in the brain or head (nothing should go over it), malaria, blood filaria, digestive disorders, stomach ulcers, consumption, bone problems (Osteoporosis), increased white blood cells due to infection in the blood and skin, central nervous system.
  • Sacrifices are made with live birds to achieve luck.
  • No pork or black pullet is eaten.
  • The ingestion of alcoholic beverages is prohibited.
  • The deity Albaña is received.

Recommendations of the Oyekun Meji sign:

By this sign, you die of a dispute.

Because of this Odu of Ifa, you cannot eat pork, because the virtue of Oyeku-Meji is to offer pork (Eran Elede) to his spiritual guide.

For this Odu, Ebó is made with Spiny herbs, especially with the French Rose.

In Oyekun Meyi, you cannot wear red and you cannot have in the house: Cats, dogs, raptors or wild animals.

For this Odu, six rams are given to Egun, one every six months, in order to have the Great Power of the Egun of the father (Babare).

Oyekun Meji says, "OYIYI MEJI IROKO AYEKU KAMBOWA." The disease comes to the City.

This Odu, even if he doesn't say it, is: Onire Lese Egun. (The good is at the foot of Egun) Kaferefun Shango, Orishaoko and Orúnmila.

In Awafakan, this sign predicts that the person has to do Ifá.

This sign of Ifa marks the distance between Godfather and Godson.

Advice from the Sign of Ifa Oyekun Meyi

Awó Oyekun Meji should only do one Ifá, as he should never have Ifá consecrated pairs, only nones.

In this Ifá, you will always have to do Ebó so as not to lose your luck.

In this Odu, the sense of Modesty was born, that is why the Human Beings began to cover their modest parts with herbs, then with furs, until they reached their clothes.

Here it was born that the deceased cannot be buried with any garment of red color.

Oyekun Meyi points out: The union of the Peoples, the Assemblies, the dead Ancestors, the Shadow of the trees, The Jungle.

Indicates: The direction of social movements. The royalty. The fullness.

Here the Atemoletá ceremony was born.

Oyeku Meji's medicine is Earth Honey (Oñí Aro). To prepare it, this Odu is prayed to it and it is put in the Sun for seven days and put in a cool place and taken on an empty stomach by teaspoons.

Oyekun Meyi by Osobo: The Godfather and the Godson or Aleyo are quickly cleaned with: hutía and smoked fish, corojo butter, roasted corn, beef, cocoa butter, husk, honey, brandy and Eshu (Elegba ) and at night he throws himself into the street, saying Batisode.

This is an Ifá of darkness, of destruction, of the concept of power. Awó Oyeku-Meji is a person who was born to be at the top, but that power that Olodumare gave him, he has to use it for good. If you use it for evil, you lose everything. This is where everything that is stepped on is rotten.

For this Ifa, one lives among intrigues, pains, tears and ingratitude. Your life will be a disaster and your relatives will be unlawful with you.

If you live in honesty, love, legality and loyalty, you will be great and loved by others.

Sayings of Oyekun Meyi:

  • The road to Ikú is never closed to dogs, just like Tiñosa in the air.
  • The hollow opens its mouth. The hole does not open its mouth for fun.
  • La Tiñosa perches on a lifeless body and says: -I am on a corpse thanks to Ejiogbe.
  • An old climbing parasite climbs the Iroko tree the same way and then both are old.
  • The gemstone does not fall more than once from the same mountain.
  • The egg cannot declare war on the Stone.
  • The Ray can never strike Hutía in the heart of the mountain.
  • The white beads of the color of Obatalá, can never want to marry him.
  • The fish's tail does not stop moving.
  • The eye cannot see through a black cloth when the night is black.
  • The human being is composed of life and death.
  • If the Sun hides in the country of Ifá, all the children shout: - It's Death, it's Death! " But Ifá responds: “Do not be scared, it is only the night that comes; the Sun does not die "
  • When you go down, you stay down.
  • It is the wrath of the River that causes the sinusoids.
  • The Elephant is very strong but not strong enough to defeat the wind.
  • The small layer of water becomes the Sea.
  • The Awó who is not human will one day be held accountable.
  • The okra cannot grow taller than the one who sowed it; If it grows like this, we will tear it off and cut it.
  • The eyes cannot leave the head.

Code of Ethics of ifa Odu Oyekun Meji:

The elders authorize the minors as operators and give them their approval.

Meaning of the Sign of Ifa Baba Oyekun Meyi:

This Odu speaks: Of three enemies who wish to destroy him: A woman, a white man and a red man. The three have come together and know about this Religion and Palo. Be careful that those characters can lead you to Death. Determine what needs to be done to avoid this.

In Oyekun Meyi, guessing with a glass of water was born. Oshún Agbeyami instituted it. This Oshún carries in his Tureen a stone (Ota) from Mina, which shows the particles of Nickel or Copper, a Coral, an Amber, a small crown, a Cedar staff loaded with: ero, obi, kolá, osun naború , obi motiwao, chicken head powder, house dirt. A large cup is also put on it, with river water, holy water and a well, which is Spiritual clairvoyance with an alum stone inside.

Here the ink was born, so that men could write and thus leave their lives written, and also to write the Athena of Ifá, as well as their experiences through the life of Ifá. Here Olodumare blessed Shango.

Here in this sign, Eshu prevented the extinction of the fish by the voracious appetite of man.

Here he was born to feed Egun.

Here the Water and the Earth refused to make Ebo before Orúnmila's requirements, and since then man has given the earth a candle and imprisons the water in containers or dams.

With the Odu Oyekun Meyi you have to be careful with chest diseases and be careful not to acquire leprosy, because you can get spots and pimples on the skin.

Here you can not abuse the fallen that is in your way, just as you have to respect and love the Parents, children and brothers, both blood and religion.

For this Ifá, the mother's hand is raised and the brother is betrayed by falling in love with the woman. If she is a woman, she will love her sister's husband.

Here the Mother is asked for forgiveness to strip him of the enemies (arayé) and of the curse that is on him.

For this Odu, you have to give Orúnmila a goat, so that he can cleanse all the evil from his body.

Here you do baths (Ebó-Misí) with grass: Remove curse and Maloja.

Here you have to feed Ogún.

This Odu says: That the person is sick with the Stomach and persecuted by Ikú, but that Shango does not want him to die.

In Oyekun Meyi, all Ceramic Sculptures were born in the development of humanity. This Odu was of the group that by order of Olodumare contributed to the development of humanity.

Baba Oyekun Meji in Osogbo:

This Odu marks a storm of Water and Wind.

By this Ifá determines that in an Itá a consensus must be reached, subjecting all the approaches to Orúnmila's consideration, so that he is the one who determines what to do, to avoid responsibilities.

This Ifá indicates within the diseases: Descaling, Tisis and ulcers due to Amino Acid deficiencies; He talks about Pyorrhea, stomach and blood infections, malaria and blood filaria, alteration of the Central, Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Nervous System.

The sign Oyekun Meyi signals the death of two greats, one from the Ara-okó field and the other from the City or Capital.

Through this Odu, one should not only enter wooded places. How it prohibits having bee hives.

Here, in this Odu, the Manatee (Efé) was born. From this animal, man uses his meats to eat them and his bones are only used for the consecration of Olokun.

Here the Sacred Word of Orúnmila was born, where it was pronounced by ELA, the son of Olodumare and Aiye, who said the 16 sons and daughters as an Ifá conversation, which would be the 16 Kings of Ifá. That they would speak through the fruits of the Ikines or Palmera bush. And from that moment, through ALS, it served to reveal the Secrets of Life, predicting the past, present and future.

In this Ifá, it was born that the old (Orubo), authorize the youngest or helpers so that they can become Operators

In this Odu, the Secret of giving fish (Ejá-Tuto) to Shango was born, in which this ceremony will have Itá. By this Odu, the person should not ask the deities for things that are impossible, in order to satisfy his greed.

Sign of Ifa Oyekun Meyi in Ire:

This Odu reveals that Snapper (Ejá-Bo) is a special meal and that it goes to the Ifá table on Iyoyé day.

While the Guabina (Ejá-Oro) is used in the consecrations of the paintings. This happens because the Snapper and the Guabina contain "the arcane secrets of the primitive wisdom of human beings."

By this sign (Oyekun Meyi), people or Awoses must receive the following deities: Olokun and Osanyin, so that they can carry out their activities quietly on Earth.

Here the Earth (Inle-Oguere) Otá-Ole or Oriole is fed.

In this Odu, Eshu is fed curiel to solve health problems or very delicate situations (see Work)

Oyekun Meyi marks destruction of cultures and traditions. You have to believe in order not to lose your own identity and the true meaning of life. It is the kingdom of Eshu. People turn away from spirituality and fall into the trap of false perceptions through their imperfect sense organs.

Baba Oyekun Meji speaks:

When this Odu appears for a child, parents should be told that their child is coming as a "reformer" but unless special sacrifices are made on his behalf (as Ondo Agutan was told in Heaven), he will not live to fulfill his task, and his popularity will only come after his death. The sacrifice consists of a goat to Eshu and a piece of red cloth.

It is likely that when this Oyekun Meyi appears for a woman, she will become pregnant or have her period. If these two possibilities are ruled out, he should be advised to offer a rooster to Ogún to prevent any incident that could lead to bloodshed. Within the next three to five days, she must be told that there is an old woman close to her who is doing witchcraft on her. Then he must offer a hen and nine eggs at night (Etutu) to neutralize the evil intentions of the old woman.

A fortune teller, whether male or female, must be told that if he has not lost money, this will soon happen; but that you should not worry unduly about it, since the loss must compensate for greater or worse calamities.

In consultation with Ikin (awofakan or Ikofafun), the man must offer a dead goat to Ifá because Orúnmila wishes to make a secret revelation to that man. When the Odu Oyeku Meyi appears at the initiation ceremonies of Igbodun, the initiate should be told that: Oyeku Meji is also known by the nickname Edidu Kpere Oyumung.

He was the son of an atheist and a witch. His name means "He who escaped death." The posthumous tribute is born.

You will be rich and prosperous in life if you carefully prepare your Ono (your path based on the sacrifice to Ifá).

If you are lucky enough to marry the right woman at a young age, your prosperity will be positively influenced by her.

The person should not dedicate himself to religious consecrations, since this is not his fundamental activity.

To avoid death when you enjoy prosperity, you must sacrifice four chickens, four hutias, and four fish. So you can enjoy the riches of your work without the hassle or risks of returning to hardship.

He must offer a hutía and a fish to avoid death and disease, a pig to Ifá and a goat to his head for the second time.

This Odu was the one who made divination for the rain and reveals that Olokun and Orúnmila are served on white tablecloths and are sacrificed inside the house because when they came down to the world they did not protect themselves from the downpour that Eshu had unleashed and continued on their way to arrive at the destination, while the rest of the deities are served in sacrifice in the place that each one chose when they came to the world for the second time.

Example: Shango (La Palma Real), Oshún (El Río), Sankpana (The entrance of the towns), Oke (La Loma), etc.

Obatala who was one of the last deities to come down to Earth), is also served within the home because he did not come down with the rest of the deities.

Never stop in the rain when you are doing any work, whether or not you have an umbrella, keep going.

He must tell him that his head is not strong, that he is a Fae or Abikú (who is coming to Earth in passing), and that knowledgeable Ifá priests must take him to the interception of a road or road and prepare a special sacrifice with which will bathe. The sacrifice consists of palm oil, three pieces of dried Kolá nut seed, dried leaves of the Ikin bush, and a rooster.

The rooster will be sacrificed in the interception of the road. The corojo, the dried seeds of the Kolá walnut and the dried leaves of the Ikin bush are crushed and with that Omiero he will bathe and rub his head well. For this work, the priests of Ifá must pronounce the following incantation: «Oloba (the Fire) is sick and dying. The rat, the fish and the hen were offered in sacrifice. The goat was later sacrificed to revive the fire.

Despite these sacrifices, his illness became serious.

Predictions of the sign of Ifa Baba Oyekun Meyi:

When this Odu Oyekun Meji appears in the Okpele or Ikin divination (in ordinary divination or daily consultation) the diviner should be advised that:

A new life must begin.

He speaks of disease of care, dislocation of the foot, broken waist, prostration, paralysis. There is no assurance of salvation for the sick if they come or suffer.

All plaster images must be thrown away.

When this Odu appears on the board (divination tray) you have to get up, walk around and sit down again. The person concerned must be warned that death is prowling him and that he must offer a sacrifice to Eshu of mashed yam mixed with salt and palm oil and loaded with pebbles; There must also be a live black hen on the Eshu altar to drive away death.

Oyekun Meyi was the one who revealed that Iku does not eat pebbles and prohibits the cry of the black hen. (Uke yec) If it appears for a newborn, the parents should be told to make the same sacrifice that the rain did before coming to the world with a goat to Eshu, black cloth and bundle of stakes; so that the child can rise above the various powerful enemies that he will have to face in the course of life.

This type of sacrifice requires special incantations that can only be done by Ifa priests. To have children, you must offer a goat, a hen, and a dove as a sacrifice.

Children should not use umbrellas to protect themselves from the rain.

This was the Odu who taught humanity how Orúnmila managed to stop the threat of premature death.

When this sign appears for a woman who wishes to have a child, she must be told that she is responsible for her infertility because not only is she stronger, but she has more vision than her husband.

If the sign of Ifa Oyekun Meyi appears for a man who wishes to have children, he should be told that his wife is not as eager to have children as he is. In order for his wife to have a child, he must use a boa and make a sacrifice to Ifá if he has one or he must make preparations to receive his own in order to contain the superior diabolical powers of his wife.

Says Ifa in Baba Oyekun Meyi

That there will be a distancing of the godson from the Awó, the Babalorisha and Iyalorisha, or the religious house, for reasons of misunderstanding and because the former believe that they can fly ahead of time and show their disgrace to those who teach them what they did not know.

That where you live there are two people who are sick to their stomach. "One has dreamed of a Saint." He has clothes that he will have to pray with to get rid of death. Give thanks to SHANGO.-Mark plague, epidemic, disease that comes and destroys through blood, whose name is "Alagba Baba Maliwo" (which means "the Father punishes the disrespectful and haughty civilization).

You are three brothers and a friend.-Do not wear clothes from lists.That friend of yours dresses the same as you, do not continue to dress the same because death is behind your friend and you can confuse him.-Be careful with a child that is in your house, do not go to have setbacks.

Listen to the advice they give you because sometimes you ignore it. Have a dislike, do Ebó. In your house there is another person who is sick and if he does not pray, he can die.-In the displeasure that you had, you wanted them to give each other satisfaction. You have to pray with the blanket that was given to you or the new dress, so that death may go away because Shango does not want you to die. you have to be careful with a fall, lest a limb be affected.

You will always have to be doing Ebó, which you will have to do double. Always do good so that you can prosper in life. He has three enemies who want to destroy him, make Ebo so that he can defeat them. You cannot enter wooded places alone. You cannot have bee hives. he has to feed Egun. Take care of a disease of the Chest, as you have to take care of getting sick from the skin. he cannot abuse the fallen one who is in his way.

Nature will be aggressive and will destroy crops, bring disease, desolation and tears,
storms, ecological disasters, polluted waters and stomach ailments.

There will be destruction of cultures and traditions, where people will have to believe in order not to lose their own identity and the true meaning of life.

Prayer of the Odu Baba Oyekun Meji:

BABA OYEKU MEJI ARIKU MADAWA AYORIN MASHOOKO EYO OGUN SIGUN
MOLE PORORO YARUN ONI PO BABALAWO ADIFAFUN OBE OLUO AGOGO.

Suyere of the Odu Baba Oyekun Meyi:

IKU YEMILO IKU YEMILO OYERE IKU YEMILO
ARUN YEMILO ARUN YEMILO HEAR ARUN YEMILO
OFO YEMILO OFO YEMILO HEAR OFO YEMILO

Oyekun Meji Eboses:

For it to rain.

At the foot of a coconut bush, this Odu is painted and a rooster is fed, asking for it to rain.
Orúnmila is given a Alfanje-type machete.

Ebo from Oyekun Meyi for mediums who have disturbances with their Egun.

To redirect the Eguns of a spiritual picture: a hen, a small clay pot with painted Eguns Oduns, 9 pieces of coconut with corojo butter and a marvelous pepper on them, white, black and red cloth, 2 candles, you go to the river bank, mark it with Oyekun Meji corojo butter and put the casserole on top, be Mo-Juba and pray the Odus of Egun, you notice them and the hen is sacrificed to him. Afterwards, the candles are passed from one side to the other, looking at the river water.

A flower of the Pacific Sea is taken at four in the morning with the dew and it is placed on Egun with two lighted candles and the dew is passed over the forehead and eyes and pray to his Eguns.

Baths (Ebó-Misi) with herbs: (Remove Curse and Maloja)

Work for justice problem of odu Oyekun Meji:

If you do not do what Ifá indicates, you will suffer imprisonment for a long time. Inshé-Osanyin of the Odu.

A Carving is made in the shape of a fish, loaded with: guabina head (Ejá-Oro), snapper (Ejá-Bo), palo moruro, ero, obi, kolá, osun naború, aira, hutía and smoked fish. He washes, eats and lives with Shango, who was the one who had the ashé to make the fish (Ejá-Tuto) known to the World to save humanity from hunger and malnutrition together with Eshu.

Herbs (Ewe) of the Odu Baba Oyekun Meji:

Chicken leg, Pacific Sea, Algarrobo and Espanta Muerto.

Baba Oyekun Meji Ifa Traditional:

ÒYÈKÚ MÉJÌ

Òye n làá bo lókè
Mo got down ní n mó
A day fún Òyè
Èyí tí yoò gbóju òrun là bí Oba eréke
Do you still là báyìí?
Wón ní ó rbo
Wón ní òyee rè ó móo là
Ó bá rbo
Òyee rè bá là
hey hey
N ní wá n jó ní wá n yò
Ní n yin àwon Babaláwo
Àwon Babaláwo n yin Ifá
Ó ní béè làwon Babaláwo tòún wí
Òye n làá bo lókè
Mo got down ní n mó
A day fún Òyè
Èyí tí yoò gbóju òrun là bí Oba eréke
Ìwo or yè
Èmi ò yè
Òyè di pupò
Ojú opon kún tétéété.

In Oyekun Meyi, Ifá wants this person to be well. He will be very rich in life. Ifá will amend your life and will not allow you to see the premature death of your relatives. They will all have a long life.

Sunlight only shines on the horizon
This is an indication about the start of a new day
You guessed for Òyè
The one from the sky becomes bright like the king of cotton
He asked would I be rich?
They advised him to make the sacrifice
They said their beam would get better
He performed the sacrifice
His lightning got brighter
Life pleased him
He then began to dance and rejoice
He praised his Babaláwos.
Their Babaláwos praised Ifá
He said, that his Babaláwos had told the truth
Sunlight only shines on the horizon
This is an indication about the start of a new day
You guessed for Òyè
The one from the sky becomes bright like the cotton king
You are not changed
I have not changed
Hey it makes a couple
And the Ifá board is full.

Patakie of the Baba Oyekun Meyi sign:

When the trees did not make Ebo.

EBO: 2 roosters, 2 pigeons, 2 black chickens, 2 machetes, 2 drums, jutía, okra, toasted corn, corojo butter, a lot of money.

On this road, Orúnmila told the trees to do Ebo for a bad thing that was coming. Most of the trees did not heed Orúnmila's warning, only Jobo, Mar Pacífico and Hay obeyed and did Ebó.

Shortly after, a great storm of water appeared and the trees were uprooted, only those who did Ebó were saved, who were the ones who paid attention to Orúnmila.

Note: It marks a storm of water and wind and that only those who make Ebó are saved, so it is very important in this Odu to be becoming Ebó to overcome difficulties.

Where the old authorized the young as workers.

History.

At one time, the boys worked as helpers for the old men in the construction of the houses, until the day came when the boys thought they knew enough, and since they made little money they decided to separate and do the work on their own.

They began to do cheaper jobs, but it happened that when it rained the works would come to the ground, and there were so many protests that they reached Olofin's ear, where he called the young and the old to a meeting.

Olofin ordered each one to build a house, leaving the boys in a bad way. Olofin asked the old men what that consisted of and they replied that the boys put all the tiles face up instead of doing one face-up and another face-down to form the channel.

Olofin, hearing the positive response from the old men, said: -From now on, the old men are the ones who authorize the boys as workers. To. Were going. Eshu.

Shango's son sick to his stomach.

EBO: mutton, rooster, ekrú, hutía and smoked fish, roasted corn, a lot of money.

Note: This Ebó is taken to a forest where there is a house in ruins.

There was a son of Shango that he was always sick to his stomach, for which he was very weak and death constantly pursued him. One day he decided to go see Orúnmila, who made him Osode and saw this Ifá, Oyeku Meji, where Orúnmila told him that he had to do Ebó (the one indicated above), but despite that Ebó, he had every so often to become Ebó, so that he would not fall into the same situation.

Shango's son made the Ebó and took it to a place where there was a Palace in ruins. When placing the Ebo, he was very scared, since the tree where he was going to place it collapsed and it was to his surprise that under the tree he found a treasure. That treasure was distributed among his family, but he forgot what Orúnmila told him, that Ebó should continue to do, and he returned to misery and became ill, until death seized him.

Note: For this Ifá the person has to be constantly doing Ebo, both for health and to prosper.

The two friends.

History.

In this way, there were two friends who had such affinity that they dressed alike, went together at parties and drunkenness and even went to sleep together in the same bed.

One day they went out on a party where they got drunk, slept together and one of them died from drunkenness. And they sent for Ogun, who was the undertaker, to bury him. That day Ogun was drunk and when he got to that house and when he saw two people lying down and dressed alike, he took the one who was asleep and buried him and left the dead man.

Note: For this Ifá, you should not dress the same as any of your friends because they will confuse you with one of them and you may be in danger.

Eshu of the odu Baba Oyekun Meji

ESHU BODE. (ESHU OF EGUN)

This Eshu is the guardian of Egun and is the Eshu that accompanies the Egun.

Preparation:

On a small mirror, place the mace of the load that is prepared with: Cemetery earth, quicksilver, 9 Egun herbs (Pacific Sea, carob, purple basil, mugwort, wonder, sandbox, break shirt, remove curse, dead scare; carry Also sticks: bone-breaker, ramón stick, bobo stick, Ceiba root, moruro, pine, 9 guinea pepper, 9 peonies, 9 marigold pepper, earth from the four corner, head powder and quills of Egun Niño, a Ikin Ofo, rooster head powder, pigeon powder given to Egun This is wrapped in black and white cloth and covered with cement.

It has three blades with three feathers of ringworm. The eyes and the mouth are of snails (Dilogunes) turned upside down.

His clay pot has: if it is for Babalawo, a painted Athena of Egun. If it is for Iworo, it has a painted signature, which is to call him.

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