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Temple Òtúúrúpọn Gúndá

Public·25 Devotees

Itadogun Notes

July 30, 2024


Odu:  Ofun Oturupon

Ire:  Yes (Ogbe Irete)


Ofun Oturupon comes to us in ire and brings the message of closing a chapter and opening a new chapter. This odu comes through with medicine if you’ve been dealing with a chronic illness.  Ofun is the giver - so a miracle is coming in physical life. Spiritually you are carrying something to get rid of - something you might be holding on to that you need to let go of. There is youthful feminine energy (mother/daughter). “A hard head makes a soft behind” - meaning a person who does not listen to reason is going to have a tough life. Listen to advice, listen to reason. Oturupon is health - mind, body, and spirit health. Divine inspiration through and movement.


Advisories:

  • Consult your Ori (your head) before eating out (even at someone’s house)

  • Do not travel unnecessarily

  • Consult Ifa before traveling, particularly across water -if you have plans to travel across water, consult Iya Owinni to determine if ebo should be given for safety


Ebos:

  • Ifa - Obi (kola nut), for success and to conquer enemies

  • Ori - Orogbo (bitter kola nut), to bring ire of abundance and wealth

  • Oshun - Honey for wealth; and a hen for those who want to have children

  • Obatala - pounded yams, for progress and success

  • Egungun - Chicken & Oti (white liquor)

  • Ogun - Oti (white liquor), for our jobs and for victory over enemies

  • Oko - pounded yams and Oti (white liquor)


Ebo Donation:

$20- odu

$10 - energy exchange

Additional $10 if you want to have children


Send via Cash App:  $niyahsgardenllc


Announcement:

For the protection ebo for your children, Iya Owinni is available Tuesday, August 6, 2024 to bless and guide in the protection ebo offering.


Please Have on hand:  Chicken (cooked), Baked sweet potato, red palm oil, corn meal, and a white plate. Contact Iya Owing prior to that date to determine time and venue for this protection ebo.

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