The Awo who is small and inexperienced, that is the Awo of today
The Awo who is matured and capable, that is the Awo of tomorrow
The banana tree lives by the stream and flourishes
The Awo of He-who-knows-today-and-tomorrow
Ifa’s declaration to My-suffering-will-end-today
Child of Agboniregun
When coming from Heaven to Earth
he was advised to offer Ebo
He heard and complied
Now, my suffering ends today
By tomorrow my things will be easy
My suffering ends today
Tomorrow my life will be convenient
If one staff is used to bead the Dundun drum
200 gongs will shake in the process
My suffering ends today
Tomorrow my life will be convenient
Oyeku Ofun Temple
Ifa and Orisha Temple in Arcata, Humboldt County, Northern California // A Peaceful Place for Divine Worship
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July 28, 2015 at 8:42 am
Aboruboye. I just eant to say Thank for this verse of Ifa. Please share the odu that it comes from. I appreciate your dedication to Ifa. Blessing to uour entire Family. Apetebii Oriyomi
July 28, 2015 at 9:14 am
Thank you for keeping me focussed on what is real. May Ifa’s bless be with you always.
July 29, 2015 at 6:18 am
Blessings to your words, as I am him. Tomorrow will be a better day, ashe, Ifasegun
October 11, 2015 at 4:42 am
All the virtues stated above can only be found within the African Traditional Religion As Injunctions Of God Olodumare Handed Down To Man As Contained In Ifa Time Will Not Permit To expatiate on each of these virtues from the ifa corpus but history tell us all that these virtues existed in our society when ifa was the universal religion