It is common to hear that the I will go It is a good thing and it is not a lie, we also hear that the osogbo It is the bad thing, and it is not less true, but the real thing is that between the two of us we maintain the balance of life, because just as there is no light without darkness, nor life without death, there is no luck without loss.
In the yoruba religion both the Iré and the Osogbo are temporary paths in stages of our life, astral states. The iré blesses us and the osogbo keeps us alert, warns us to be cautious and to act with cunning in the face of a certain negative situation.
Iré is luck, blessing, light, Ashé, good energy and unfoldment while Osogbo is curse, darkness and negative environment.
When going to consult with a Babalawo, Oriaté, or Olorishas we must always keep in mind the importance of listening and interpreting the sign that comes out because from there they will give us the solutions to reach the I will in case it is Osogbo.
Really in life we all have a bit of Osogbo by our side, because we are surrounded by both negative and positive energies and we are a sponge collecting. But the oracle always gives us a solution, it is accurate and its word is sacred.
In the Oddun Ogbe Fun Funlo it says that:
«Osogbo is the only one that Ebbó made and that is why it is stronger and more durable»
But it also says that:
«Iré was the only Osogbo who did not make Ebbó and that is why he died»
That is why within religion it is so important to respect and comply when they tell us to do ebbó (cleaning), because "ebbó saves you."
In this article we mention some types of Iré and Osogbo with their meaning.
Different types of Iré (Luck)
In this list the word Elesé means mediation.
I will go | Meaning |
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I'll go Elesé Eggún | Luck through a spirit |
I will go Elesé Osha | Luck through an Osha |
I will go Elesé Orishá | Luck through an Orisha |
I will go Arikú | Health wellness |
I will go Elesé Owó Lowó | Financial luck through your own hand |
I'll go Elesé Owó Pipo | Luck through money |
I will go Elesé Atí Ishowó | Luck through a commercial activity or a business |
I'll go Elesé Omó | Luck through children |
I will go Elesé Omá | Luck through your intelligence |
I will go Elesé Eleddá | Luck for his own head |
I'll go Elesé Okuní | Luck through her husband or a man |
I'll go Elesé Obbiní | Luck through his wife or a woman |
I will go Elesé Adedé Wantolokún | Luck from the sea |
I will go Elesé Ashegún Otá | Good luck for the expiration of difficulties |
I will go Elesé Ota lo Siwayú | Through the delivery of an otá or receiving an Addimú |
I will go Elesé Arubbó | Luck through an elder, man or woman |
I will go Elesé Araonú | Luck from beyond |
I will go Elesé Otonowá | Luck that comes from heaven |
I will go Elesé Araokó | By the field or someone from there |
I'll go Elesé Ayé | Luck through the individual world of each one |
I will go Elesé Abburé | Through a brother of blood or religion |
I will go Elesé Babatobí | From the hand of his Godfather |
I will go Elesé Kaorioshá | Luck through the Osha |
I will go Elesé Oyalé Iyaré | Good through his mother |
I will go Buyocó | A good that comes slowly |
I'll go shaie | Provisional luck |
I will go Elesé Ilé Siwayú | Luck in the godfather's house |
I will go Elesé Bawa Ilé | Lucky you get home |
I'll go Aya Tebal | Lucky it's in the air |
I will go Elesé Eniron | Luck through clairvoyance |
Types of Osogbo
To determine through whom the Osogbo comes, 2 words are used that mean: Intori (through) and Iowo (by hands).
osogbo | Meaning |
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Iku | Death, termination. |
Iku Suayo | Death is ahead |
Iku Aado | Death is behind |
Omu | Out of jealousy |
Ring or Anus | Present disease |
Hey | Altered, discrepancy or tragedy |
Arun | Predictable disease |
Opho | Unexpected loss |
Ona | Bumps, inconveniences in life, succession of unfavorable situations |
Iña | Clashes between people as discussion and fight |
tiya tiya | Gossip |
Araye | Dislikes, grief and problems |
Akobba | Revolution, destruction for unknown reasons |
Fitiwo | Sudden death |
Oggu | Acts of Witchcraft |
akalakanbúka | When it comes to Palo Witchcraft, the one who is consulted must go to the foot of the stick because the saint does not remove this Osogbo. |
Osha Kuariwo | In this Osogbo, the Orisha who has been consulted is saying that the person in question does not vibrate in Osha matter, that his solution lies elsewhere, in a different philosophical, religious, esoteric current. If the consulted person is in serious condition, already evicted by the doctor, it is certain that the Orisha means that the person prepares himself for a good death. |
Ashelu | Justice problems |
Otonowa | Death for the sky |
Nor Boyokún | Loss of tranquility and seat of the person |
Ikan Buruku Lodde | It is the evil above the person |
Eledda | Evil is provided by his own head |
eggun | Evil is provided by a dead man |
araddia | Physical combat between two or more people, quarrels and disagreements |
Burukú Canvas | Crooked road |
Okiki Akua Osun | Envy |
Ta Eye | For a bloodshed |
Obesebi | Loss due to failure |
Ofo Itifo | Continuous loss |
ewon | Prisoner |
Dale | For treason |
saibara | For disobedience |
The important thing is to understand and respect these lyrics that speak and guide through ancient advice.