Aború, Aboye Abosise all practitioners of this religion and cordial greetings to everyone who follows and respects! My name is Awo Ifajare Roberto III, I was consecrated on September 9th of 1994, in the Cerro municipality of Havana, Cuba, as Áwo Òrúnmìlà. My Oluwo (godfather) is Enrique Enriquez, Odù Ifá Òkànràn Òyèkú and my Ojugbona is: Oluwo Joseito Bernal, Odù Ifá Òfún Gando coming from the branch of Oluwo Elpidio Cárdenas, Odù Ifá Otura Osa. At present I only practice the traditional system exclusively, I was a founder and part of Ile Barapetu, in Oshogbo Nigeria, founded by Áwo Elebuibon Ogunbiyi Omobobola Ìba e, Ìba e, enì tó nù from which I received everything else that I have as Igbá Odù ... etc. (you will always in my heart and my mind). In these moments I am still linked to the family as my religious house.
I have been with Ifá for more than 29 years; he makes me who I am, and I feel fortunate for that. From the city where I live in Miami, I urge to whole the diaspora will continue spreading our religion and its messages of wisdom and helping mankind to achieve a better understanding of its existence.
I work with Òlòrìsà which represent the highest level of knowledge and interpretation of the Yoruba religion, both here in the United States and Nigeria, following the most ancient tradition of respect for the Òrìsà.
The Babalawos warned them not to call the yam esuru; do not say what you do not know.
The Babalawos warned them not to call the beads esuru; do not do anything without having the knowledge.
The Babalawos warned them not to call the bird bat; do not be untrue to anyone.
The Babalawos warned them not to say that the Iroko leaves are Oriro leaves; do not deceive anyone.
The Babalawos warned them not to mislead anyone if they were confused and ignorant; do not claim a wisdom which they lack.
The Babalawos warned them not to be arrogant and egocentric.
The Babalawos warned them that they should not enter Akala’s house through deception; do not be a traitor.
The Babalawos warned them not to use the sacred feathers to clean their backsides, do not break the taboos.
The Babalawos warned them not to defecate on the Epo.
The Babalawos warned them not to urinate in Afo (where Epo is made).
The Babalawos warned them not to take way the cane from an elder; they must be respected and well treated.
The Babalawos warned them not to take the wife of an Ogboni; respect moral laws.
The Babalawos warned them not to take the wife of a friend; be loyal to the friends.
The Babalawos warned them not to spread secrets.
The Babalawos warned them that a babalawo’s wife must be respected.
When they arrived in the earth they did all the things they were warned not to do.
They started to die one after another. They cried and accused Orunmila of killing them. Orunmila said that he had not killed them. Orunmila said that they had died because they had broken Ifa’s laws.
The ability to behave with honor, to be righteous and to obey Ifá’s laws is their responsibility.
The ability to behave with honor, to be righteous and to obey Ifá’s laws is my responsibility
Leadership is not predicted, it means, the role of the leader sometimes comes unexpectedly.
We are ready to welcome any person seeking Orunmila with faith and respect, thus finding their balance and familiarity with their destiny, and harmony between their inner selves and the surrounding world. This is Ifá!
We are ready to welcome any person seeking Orunmila with faith and respect, thus finding their balance and familiarity with their destiny, and harmony between their inner selves and the surrounding world. This is Ifá!
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