Spirit Align 9

08/23/2025

Imagine the hunter who has lost trace of his prey. He can either continue along the wrong path, or return empty handed. Neither option will be acceptable to the people who depend upon him for food! The hunter must be practical, even about his ego and pride.

Few people want to admit when they are wrong. Fewer people are willing to retrace their steps and correct their errors. But those who do enjoy self mastery. They do not hesitate when it is time to act. They do not act when it is time to be still. Thus, they become adept at being in the right place at the right time, ready to do the right thing. May Ogun bless you with the courage to retrace your steps and correct your mistakes. Àse!

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08/23/2025

The spirit of the newborn is still between the Ehin Iwa (Afterlife) and earthly incarnation. The elders will say O yi fara mo orun, 'The soul has just left its place in heaven and O se nbo la ori re, which means 'It is still in the process of coming.'

Therefore, the ritual concern of the diviner and the parents is incorporation. And so, the significance of this rite of passage is that it brings the emerging soul into contact with two important principles; ancestral descent, which is expressed by the sponsoring ancestor, and personal destiny, which is expressed though the Holy Odù revealed by the Ifá priest during divination.

These two principles answer the most fundamental questions about a person's identity and purpose. More precisely, the historical conscience that your ancestral guardian soul has bestowed upon you unifies your consciousness with a larger psychological heritage. It gives your life meaning and purpose that are consistent with the Ancestral Promise.

In this way, the gbasa yiyi and imori rites of passage guide individuals on the ancestral path. They are conceived as ritual journeys that have cyclical relationship to the soul's ontological journey. However, they are not considered cyclical in the sense that the soul returns to the world the same each time. Journeying is always a progression, a transformation. This is how the ancestral guardian soul perpetuates the family mission from one generation to the next, but protects individuality at the same time.”*

* Origunwa, Obafemi. Fundamentals of Orisa Lifestyle. Pg 69-70

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08/09/2025

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She spoke. I listened.
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06/27/2025

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