IKA YEKUN TREATY OF THE SIGNS OF IFA

What is born in the odu of Ifa Ika Yekun?

Index

That for some to be born others die.
The food to Egun Iku (death and the older Egun are fed).
Orishaoko is needed to save herself.
Obatalá is given a white guinea for health.
Inle-Oguere is fed to eat. If he has Orishaoko feed him.
A head carved in cedar is placed on Shangó and another on Orúnmila.
A special Osun must be consecrated for this Odu.

What is the sign Ika Yekun talking about?

That both men and women have difficulties.
You have to be careful where you eat, as there may be a trap.
We must give thanks to Yemajá.
You don't eat banana.
Better skill than strength.
You have to be persistent and not waver, in order to achieve what you want.
There may be a change of head.

The sign Ika Oyekun points out:

The herbs of this Odu are: Guacalote (ewe ayo), Salvia and Ceiba.
It marks death and suicide.
You cannot step on majá dead or alive.
You have to put fruits on the Ibejis.
He speaks why women should not see the ceremony of feeding her Iku and also take care of her because death is near or above.

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Recommendations of the Ika Yekun sign:

This Ifá predicts death and suicide. Some are born and others die. Ikú and the older Egun are fed. It is necessary to live with this Ifa sign to receive Orishaoko to save yourself.

When people with this Ifá have health problems, it should be cleaned with a white banana and given to Obatalá.

Ika Yekun predicts that the salvation of those born under this sign is to feed Inle-Ogure. In case the person had Orishaoko, they must be put to eat.

If it is an Obá, its head must be fed quail or white banana, so that it does not die.

The Awó of this sign must put a head carved in cedar to Shango and he will give two quails or bananas from his head to the head of cedar and another to Orúnmila. When you put it on Orúnmila, you will be given 2 black hens from your head to the cedar head inside Orúnmila.

This Ifá predicts that both men and women have marital difficulties if they are married. If you do not have a commitment, you have difficulties to form a couple and to be happy, because you will always lack marital happiness. Ebó should be done.

Sayings of the Odu of Ifa Ika Yekun:

The Awó knows that some die and others are born.
When man is born, he begins to die.
Some die so that others may be born.
Nobody lectures on someone else's head.
Rain does not fall on a single roof.
Better skill than strength
One foot does not make a path.

Says Ifa Ika Yekun:

That you owe money and that you are hiding from your creditor, you do not want to confront him until you have the money. Grab hold of Orúnmila, who will save him. You have to receive Orúnmila so that he can be well.- Your wife will be the one who will get the money, so that you pay that debt and then you will have to receive Orúnmila and even do Ifá.

When something happens to you, your wife cries, that's why her life comes first than yours.
prisoner. He has to give the Jimaguas a place and pay a promise to Yemajá.-In his house there is a person who is always fighting, and a woman who has a very lacking son. You do not want anyone to find out about your things, do not tell. -When you left your house you met an enemy and hid, he made you not see him.

Beware of a scandal where you are embarrassed. Has a money saved or has to receive it through an inheritance. Watch where you put your feet, for your enemies are always casting sorcery on you.

You must not eat in someone else's house, because they are preparing a trap for you.-Thank Shango very much.- Do not step on majá alive or dead.

Prayer of the Odu Baba Ika Yekun:

IKA BIKU IYELERETE KOLORUYE YERU WARA
AKUMARA AYE ADIFAFUN OYEKU ADIFAFUN IKA BAREBO
EYEBA AWADO KUKUTE KUKU ADIFAFUN OYEKU UNBATI
LONIBA OLOTODO KASHE OUNKO LEBO EKRÚ OTI LEBO.

Suyere Oddun Ika Oyekun:

EYE MANKIO EYE MANKIO EWEYE EYE MANKIO
NI IKU ODARA.

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Ebbo of the Odu Ika Oyekun Ifa:

Ebbo to solve money:

Rooster, coconut with its pod, grass: bitter broom, sage, goat, 2 chickens, hutía and smoked fish, corojo butter, toasted corn, a lot of money.

Ebo: goat, rooster, white banana, pig's head, everything that is eaten, a lot of ashé, land of the house, land of shoes, coconut, candles, jutía and smoked fish, toasted corn, corojo butter, a lot of money .

To make this Ebbo you have to do it in a house that has a dirt patio, and after it is finished bury it and then sacrifice the animals.

Tips from Ifa Ika Yekun's oddun:

For this Odu «Ika Yekun» one must have a special Osun. This Osun eats with Egun and is loaded with: banana root, banana strain, hen's head, pigeon head, moruro stick, Ceiba root. The 16 Mejis will be prayed, Oyeku-Bika,
Ika-Yeku. Eat everything Egun del Awó eats.

People born under this Odu should avoid eating in someone else's home, because there may be cheating. He must not step on majá alive or dead, because sorcery will always be present. Beware of scandal or embarrassment.

The herbs of this Oddun are: El Guacalote (ewe ayo), Purple Basil and Vinagrillo.

For this Ifá, grab a lot of Orúnmila's word, to be able to live better in life.

The person will always have many enemies, because you work and perform well and have obtained things that others do not know how to achieve. Here, skill is better than strength.

You have to put fruits on the Ibejis (Jimaguas). You should not eat bananas.

You have to watch out for falls and blows to the head. There is a deceased who is asking for mass or food. Do spiritual research.

You have to be careful not to be a paluchero. Someone wants to kill him to take something of his.

This Ifa Sign (Ika Yekun) predicts that you have to be persistent and not waver in order to achieve what you want.

The person with this Odu cannot do business or go to the field without first registering with Orúnmila and doing what Ifa ordered, because Ogún ruins everything and will charge you everything that he owes.

In his house there is a government person or he goes there with another person, who does not believe in anything religious, that person is going to make his downfall. That person who does not believe protects you, but you like someone else.

Odu Ika Oyekun Ifa Code of Ethics:

Some die others are born, that is life.

Pataki of the sign of Ifa Ika Yekun:

The leaves of the Aragba (Ceiba)

Once Orúnmila saw this Odu, and Ifá ordered him to make Ebó with leaves from Ceiba (Aragba) to solve his problems, which in that land he had with his opponents. Orúnmila sent the Saints to look for that herb. They, no matter how much they walked, did not find any Ceiba bush and, by investigating, they learned that the Ceiba grew on the cusp of the highest peak of the mountain.

They climbed the mountain, but when they reached the high peak where the Ceiba was, they could not climb it because it was very vertical and they returned to Orúnmila and told him where the Ceiba was and that at the height it was, they could not climb.

When Orúnmila knew what the Saints said, he became a Bear and this Odu de Ifá was seen again, saying: "Better skill than strength."

Orúnmila made Ebó with: rooster, guataca, beak, shovel, barreta, machete, jutía and smoked fish, other ingredients.
After the Ebó Orúnmila took the tools and said to the Saints: -I am going to look for Ceiba leaves. Los Santos commented: This is a paluchero, because with such heavy tools he cannot climb that steep mountain peak.

Orúnmila reached the foot of the mountain, climbed it and when he reached the base of the abrupt and high peak, he made steps around it and thus climbed it and took the leaves of the Ceiba, to win the war against his opponents.

When the Saints learned that Orúnmila had only climbed that steep elevation, they went and surrendered Mo-Foribale to him. Orúnmila told them: "Skill is better than strength." Then the Saints returned to greet him.

Note: This Odu predicts that you have to be persistent and not waver in order to achieve what you want and not be a slob. Here they want to kill the person for taking something of his.

Ika Oyekun Traditional Nigerian Ifa

ÌKÁ ÒYÈKÚ

Alákayèku ni baba Erin
Òdòròmù ni baba Efón
Òdòròmù ló ti gbé Alákayèkú mì terin terin
Tile kúdí tile kúdí
Tòun tàpò Àlùkùráánì, Tòun tàpò Àlùkùráánì
A day fún Olóta Ìkayèkú
Nígbà tí n tòrun bò wálé ayé
Wón ní kó rbo kí èmí è ó lè gùn láyé
Kó lè baà se àseyorí
Olóta Ìkayèkú bà rubo
Ó gbó, or dàgbà
Ní bá n jó ní n yò
Ní n yin àwon Babaláwo
Àwon Babaláwo n yin Ifá
Ó ní béè làwon Babaláwo tòún wí
Alákayèku ni baba Erin
Òdòròmù ni baba Efón
Òdòròmù ló ti gbé Alákayèkú mì terin terin
Tile kúdí tile kúdí
Tòun tàpò Àlùkùráánì, Tòun tàpò Àlùkùráánì
A day fún Olóta Ìkayèkú
Nígbà tí n tòrun bò wálé ayé
Ebo n won ni kó se
Wón ní kó rubo Sáìkú araa re
Ó yes gbébo nbè
Ó rubo
Èrò Ìpo
Ero Ofa
Tàìkú Akápò nIfá n múú se.
Alákayèkú, is the father of the Elephants
Òdòròmù, is the father of the Buffaloes
Òdòròmù has swallowed Alákayèkú and his Elephants
With his hidden medicine
Including your Q'uran wallet
They made divination for Olóta Ìkayèkú
The day he was coming from heaven to earth
They advised him to offer sacrifice so that he would remain for a long time on earth
And was successful
Olóta Ìkayèkú offered the sacrifice
He got old and old
He was dancing and he was rejoicing
He was praising his Babaláwos
His Babaláwos were praising Ifá
He said it was exactly as his Babaláwos had said
Alákayèkú, is the father of the Elephants
Òdòròmù, is the father of the Buffaloes
Òdòròmù has swallowed Alákayèkú and his Elephants
With his hidden medicine
Including your Q'uran wallet
They made divination for Olóta Ìkayèkú
The day he was coming from heaven to earth
They prescribed the sacrifices for him to perform
They advised him to offer the sacrifice to fortify him against death
He heard about the sacrifice
And he did it
The people of the city of Ìpo
Travelers of the city of Òfà
It is the fortification of Akápò against death that Ifá is striving to achieve.

Ika Yekun