EJIOGBE FOR PHISICAL AND SPIRITUAL PROTECTIONS

This work will document Akose Ifa  Ejiogbe  for physical and spiritual protection from enemies. This Akose Ifa is derive from holy Odu Ejiogbe, and it is known as Ogun Isora( that is medicine for Protections). The work of this Akose is to fortify the user to overcome any enemies that intend either physical or spiritual harm toward the him/ her. The user will overcome and live to survive all the enemies. For a competent Babalawo or spiritualist to make this Akose. The following item is needed. They are:

 

Ajaku bata ( a worn out shoe)

Opa ti won Fi se Okete( Pointed arrow mouth stick that is used to stake a bush rat)

Opa eja (stick that is use to stake a fish)

Yepe ile idi Esu (sand taking from Esu shrine)

Eha eyin Ileku Oju ona (peel little out the wood of the entrance wooden door)

Awo agba Ilu Iledi (little hide out the hide Of agba iledi , this is a drum at ogboni temple)

Ewe eyinolubi sowo(leaves of Phyllantus Amarus)

A o ge dia lara oja ti won fi n pomon (  cut a little piece of baby sling).

 Grind everything together and mix it with ose dudu (local black soap) , Use Iyerosun( ifa consultation powder) to imprint the Odu Ifa  Ejiogbe thus ;

 

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Then you will mix the soap with it and pack it inside Karahun igbin( snail shell). The soap is for bathing occasionally, the following incantation must be recite on the soap during preparation when the Odu is imprinted and at any time you want to use the soap. The incantation goes thus:

 

 Opa eku ni rehin Eku

Opa eja ni rehin Eja

Opa okete ni rehin Okete

Ileku ona ni rehin Baale

Agba ileed ini rehin Iwarefa

Lenhinlehin lobi n so owo si

Ikarahun ihbin ni rehin igbin

Igbaja ni rehin abiyamon

Nje gbogbo enikeni to ba n pe ori mi nibi

Emi ni ki rehin gbogbo won

Ejiogbe iwo ni baba ifa , Ifa ko ma gbe mi leke gbogbo won.

 

Translation:

 The stick used to stake rat, lives to survive the rat

The stick used to stake fish, lives to survive the fish

The stick used to stake bush rat lives to survive the bush rat

The door post live to survive the household head

Agba iledi ( Iledi drum) live s to survive the Iwarefa( a title holder in Ogboni cult)

Ewe eyinolubi sowo bear all it fruit on it back

The baby sling live to overcome the back of a nursing mother

Anybody who have sinister motive towards me, I should live to survive all of them

It is the snail shell that leaves to survive the snail

Source: Babalawo Obanifa