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Why Babalawo Forbids Pounded Yam (etutu) by Babalawos(m): 4:29pm On Jan 22, 2017
It will be recalled that Orunmila was the divinity who inherited the divine necklace of authority (Ude) when God was going to evaporate into thin air.

One day, Orunmila felt so disillusioned that he decided to pound yam by himself.

When the other divinities saw him, they asked what the matter was and he replied that he was so disgusted with the dishonesty of human beings that he did not know who to trust to pound his yam rightly.

When they reminded him that it was forbidden to wear the necklace of authority and do manual labour, he replied that they should not
worry because the condition of the world would improve for better in spite of the evil inclinations of man.

When this Odu comes out at divination for a person who has fallen from grace to grass, he should be told to have his own Ifa and not to worry unduly about his present situation, his condition would improve later for the better

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Babablawo

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Re: Why Babalawo Forbids Pounded Yam (etutu) by Taiwo20(m): 4:34pm On Jan 22, 2017
Does that mean the person will be asked to pound yam as Etutu?
Can one get hold of the Odu in written form?
Re: Why Babalawo Forbids Pounded Yam (etutu) by Nobody: 6:01pm On Jan 22, 2017
What is Etutu
Re: Why Babalawo Forbids Pounded Yam (etutu) by Babalawos(m): 7:51am On Jan 23, 2017
Etutu means taboo.

Every powerful charm has etutu (taboo).

Don't be deceived by some witch doctors who advertise charms without side effects (etutu) just to lure in customers to patronize them


AnonyNymous:
What is Etutu

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Re: Why Babalawo Forbids Pounded Yam (etutu) by Babalawos(m): 7:56am On Jan 23, 2017
NO, you will not be asked to pound yam. You don't fully understand this itan, do you?

It is forbidden for a Babalawo to pound yam or have you seen a Babalawo that pound yam?


Taiwo20:
Does that mean the person will be asked to pound yam as Etutu?
Can one get hold of the Odu in written form?

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Re: Why Babalawo Forbids Pounded Yam (etutu) by Haoqi24: 1:28pm On Jan 23, 2017
But can a babalawo can eat pounded yam?

What's the meaning of he should be told to have his own Ifa?
Re: Why Babalawo Forbids Pounded Yam (etutu) by Babalawos(m): 1:40pm On Jan 23, 2017
I don't understand your question. Ask your question properly so that I can understand you


Haoqi24:
But can a babalawo can eat pounded yam?

What's the meaning of he should be told to have his own Ifa?
Re: Why Babalawo Forbids Pounded Yam (etutu) by Haoqi24: 9:45pm On Jan 23, 2017
Babalawos:
It will be recalled that Orunmila was the divinity who inherited the divine necklace of authority (Ude) when God was going to evaporate into thin air.

One day, Orunmila felt so disillusioned that he decided to pound yam by himself.

When the other divinities saw him, they asked what the matter was and he replied that he was so disgusted with the dishonesty of human beings that he did not know who to trust to pound his yam rightly.

When they reminded him that it was forbidden to wear the necklace of authority and do manual labour, he replied that they should not
worry because the condition of the world would improve for better in spite of the evil inclinations of man.

When this Odu comes out at divination for a person who has fallen from grace to grass, [/b]he should be told to have his own Ifa[b] and not to worry unduly about his present situation, his condition would improve later for the better

Thank you for reading, leave a comment

Babablawo

I don't understand the bolded.
And secondly, can babalawo's eat pounded yam?
Re: Why Babalawo Forbids Pounded Yam (etutu) by Haoqi24: 9:46pm On Jan 23, 2017
Babalawos:
It will be recalled that Orunmila was the divinity who inherited the divine necklace of authority (Ude) when God was going to evaporate into thin air.

One day, Orunmila felt so disillusioned that he decided to pound yam by himself.

When the other divinities saw him, they asked what the matter was and he replied that he was so disgusted with the dishonesty of human beings that he did not know who to trust to pound his yam rightly.

When they reminded him that it was forbidden to wear the necklace of authority and do manual labour, he replied that they should not
worry because the condition of the world would improve for better in spite of the evil inclinations of man.

When this Odu comes out at divination for a person who has fallen from grace to grass, he should be told to have his own Ifa and not to worry unduly about his present situation, his condition would improve later for the better

Thank you for reading, leave a comment

Babablawo

I don't understand the bolded.
And secondly, can babalawo's eat pounded yam?
Re: Why Babalawo Forbids Pounded Yam (etutu) by Babalawos(m): 4:19am On Feb 06, 2017
Yes babalawos can eat pounded yam and "having your own Ifa" means having Ifa in your house or shrine


Haoqi24:


I don't understand the bolded.
And secondly, can babalawo's eat pounded yam?
Re: Why Babalawo Forbids Pounded Yam (etutu) by kyrios: 5:13am On Feb 07, 2017
Babalawos:
Yes babalawos can eat pounded yam and "having your own Ifa" means having Ifa in your house or shrine


whats the benefit of having your own ifa
Re: Why Babalawo Forbids Pounded Yam (etutu) by Haoqi24: 12:41pm On Feb 13, 2017
Babalawos:
Etutu means taboo.

Every powerful charm has etutu (taboo).

Don't be deceived by some witch doctors who advertise charms without side effects (etutu) just to lure in customers to patronize them



Etutu means atonement on Google translate... I'm not understanding
Re: Why Babalawo Forbids Pounded Yam (etutu) by Ishilove: 3:09pm On Feb 13, 2017
Babalawos:

One day, Orunmila felt so disillusioned that he decided to pound yam by himself.

When the other divinities saw him, they asked what the matter was and he replied that he was so disgusted with the dishonesty of human beings that he did not know who to trust to pound his yam rightly.
It seemed like Orunmila was in the mood for some cardio cheesy
Re: Why Babalawo Forbids Pounded Yam (etutu) by Ishilove: 3:38pm On Feb 13, 2017
Haoqi24:


Etutu means atonement on Google translate... I'm not understanding
I think it means antidote... I stand corrected.
Re: Why Babalawo Forbids Pounded Yam (etutu) by delishpot: 5:39pm On Feb 13, 2017
Ishilove:

I think it means antidote... I stand corrected.

Ẹrọ is antidote/relief I believe. My source? Yoruba movies cool
Re: Why Babalawo Forbids Pounded Yam (etutu) by Babalawos(m): 9:56am On Feb 14, 2017
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm............



Ishilove:

I think it means antidote... I stand corrected.

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