IROSUN ODI

IROSUN ONIKII O WON

OLOSUN DI

1. Ifa says that it foresees all ire of life for this person. He/she needs to feed his/her Ori with
a partridge and us another partridge to feed his/her Ifa. On this, Ifa says:

Bo baja, maasoo
Onileke o niigbeja
Dia fun Disamu
Ti won nikofaparoborinitoriomoati ire gbogbo
O gbebo, o rubo
Kope, kojinna
Ire omo way a de tuturu

Translation
If it breaks I will tie it back
The owner of the bead will not accept a broken bead
Ifas message for Disamu
When he was advised to feed his Ori with a patrigde because of childbearing and all ire of
life
He complied
Before long not too far
The ire of child bearing came
2. Ifa says that this person had come with a marvelous Ori from heaven. If others are
thinking evil of him/her, it will be turning to good. Ifa advises this person to feed his Ifa
with Irenre tortoise. On a regular basis.

Agun bi Ade
O tutu bi Osun
Dia fun Orunmila
Ti yookoOri ire wolu
Eboni won nikowaa se
O gbebo, o rubo
Orirere n tirere
Irenre o loriagberuu ka
Orirerentirere

Translation
As well proportioned as a crown
And as cool and comfortable as osun, vegetable
Ifas message for Orunmila
When he would bring good luck into the community
He was advised to offer ebo
He complied
Irenre is endowed with good luck
Irenre had no head to carry load
Irenre is endowed with good luck
3. Ifa says that it foresees the ire of a bouncing baby for this person. Ifa advises the person to
offer ebo with two hens and money. on this, Ifa says:

Ki iwosundi
Kemisundi
Dia fun Agbaagbanerin
Ti won o maasowoomo
Eboni won nikowaa se
O gbebo, o rubo
Kope, kojinna
E wabaninijebutuomo

Translation
You sleep and make love
And let me sleep and make love
Ifas message for the four elders
When they were engaged in child bearing venture
They were advised to offer ebo
They complied
Before long, not too far
Join us in the midst of children
4. Ifa says that it foresees all encompassing ire for this person. ifa advises him/her to offer
ebo with two pigeons, two guinea-fowls, two hens and money. He/she also needs to feed
Ifa with one guinea-fowl, two rats and two fish. on this, Ifa says:

Boo jaadijukoojadiju
Boo sijadiju, koojokoo
Oo lee se gberegegekoobaEji-Ogbe je ookolojuopon
Dia fun Orunmila
Ifanmonuojusungbere ire gbogbo
Eboni won nikowaa se
O gbebo, o rubo
Awokee gun, Awokii lo
BAwobaji
Awoa we a jeun

Translation
If you want to be confrontation go ahead to be confrontation
If you dont want to be confrontational sit down quietly
You cannot be as expansive as Eji-Ogbe on the Ifa tray
Ifas message for Orunmila
When lamenting his inability to receive all ire of life
He was advised to offer ebo
He complied
An Awo does not need to pound
An Awo does not to grind
When an awo wakes up
He would bath and eat
5. Ifa advises this person to offer ebo against trouble. He also needs to offer ebo for him/her
to have rest and peace of mind. It is a taboo for this person to carry load on his/her head.
The ebo materials here are: three roosters, one load carrying pad, one basket of calabash
for carrying load and one sandal and money. on this, Ifa says:

Ona to taara ma ya
Dia fun Gambariomoilekile
Eyiti won nikoruboko le baa niisinmi
O kotiogbonyinsebo
Ipinaitubo, egbaaiteru
Eyin o riGambari
Ti nrerukagborokiri o

Translation
The straight unbending road
Ifas message for Gambari
The offspring of the strange land
When he was advised to offer ebo in order to have peace of mind
He refused to comply
Refusal to comply with the instruction of Ifa
Cant you see Gambari
Cant you see Gambari
He was carrying load about
6. Ifa says that the person for whom this Odu is revealed is facing inconvenience right now.
Ifa assures him/her that the inconvenience will soon turn to comfort. Ifa advises this
person to offer ebo with two pigeons, two guinea-fowls and money. He/she also needs to
feed Ifa with pounded yam that had being prepared the previous day. On this, Ifa says:

Oni-lo-ni-mi awoOnilonimi
Bo badola, kasairoawogbeyinwa
Dia fun Orunmila
Won niki baba fiyankasibokin re
Nitori ire gbogbo
O gbebo, o rubo
Loniilojunponawo
Bo badola, kasairawogbeyinwa

Translation
Today is my period of inconvenience is the awo of Onilonimi
By tomorrow I shall have peace and comfort
Ifas message for Orunmila
When he was advised to feed his Ifa with stale pounded yam
Because of all Ire of life
He complied
Today is the period of inconvenience of the awo
By tomorrow there is going to be peace and comfort for the awo
7. Ifa says that this person is about to buy something. What he/she want to buy will make
him/her succeed in life. Ifa advises this person to offer ebo with four pigeons and money.
on this, Ifa says:

Pansajasina, ariwo o gbale

Isuoro bale ropemu
Dia fun Olubi
Ti nlooraApaleru
Eboni won nikowaa se
O gbebo, o rubo
Erutimora lo so mi doba
Erutimora lo la mi

Translation
The broken calabash fell inside water and it made a loud noise
The wet mud landed on the ground with a thud
Ifas message for Olubi
When going to buy Apa as slave
He was advised to offer ebo
He complied
The slave that I acquire has turn me to an Oba
My slave had turned to a prosperous person
8. Ifa advises this person to be wearing caps that are designed like crowns. It will bring
success and elevation to him/her. Ifa advises this person to offer ebo with four pigeons,
two guinea-fowls and money.

Ina kejumoagbadoagbadoyinbon
Dia fun Alado-Ewi
OmoAraraojo
OmoAraragejegeje
Araketepenpepariakun
Aladoomoori-ire tinsunkun ate
Eyi to jinikutukutu
Ti nsunkunoun o riregbogbolaye
Eboni won nikowaa se
O gbebo, o rubo
Kope, kojinna
E wabanibajebutu ire

Translation
The fire makes the corn to explode
Ifas message for AladoEwi
The offspring of AraraOjo
And the offspring of AraraGejegeje
He who has a small brim cap to cover his head
Alado the offspring of good luck that is crying for want of a cap
When he woke up early in the morning
And was lamenting his inability to secure all ire of life
He was advised to offer ebo
He complied
Before long, not too far
Join us in the midst of ire of life

AboruAboye
 AFFILIATED ORISA/IRUNMOLE OF IROSUN ODI
1. Ifa for direction, guidance, support, protection, progress, elevation, success, victory and
overall well being
2. Ori for fulfillment of destiny, support, progress, sanctuary, victory, elevation, protection,
success, comfort, peace of mind, and self actualization
3. Egbe for leadership, support, comradeship, progress, victory, and general well being

TABOOS OF IROSUN ODI

1. Must never eat fish to avoid unconsummated fortune and conspiracy
2. Must never use walking stick to avoid failure, unconsummated fortune, lack of stability
and disappointment
3. Must never carry load on his/her head to avoid misfortune, failure, unconsummated
fortune and disappointment

POSSIBLE PROFESSION OF IROSUN ODI

1. Ifa/Orisa Priest/Priestess
2. Business tycoon, trading, marketing, salesmanship, consultancy

POSSIBLE NAMES OF IROSUN ODI

MALE
1. Agunbiade he who is as well proportioned as a crown
2. Atelewo-ni-mo-bare I was born with my good luck in my hands
FEMALE
1. Aarinade she who was born in the midst of crown
2. Fajewe she who bath with financial success