Death! Why should death kill people and nobody has ever overcome death?
The first law of thermodynamics, also known as Law of Conservation of Energy, states that energy can neither be created nor destroyed; energy can only be transferred or changed from
The first law of thermodynamics, also known as Law of Conservation of Energy, states that energy can neither be created nor destroyed; energy can only be transferred or changed from
one form to another.
The epistle of Oyẹku-Isẹ confirms this law and further declares that death is a good thing. It is part of the recycling process. Death is not a problem...
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K’amateteku, the diviner of the house of joy,
The epistle of Oyẹku-Isẹ confirms this law and further declares that death is a good thing. It is part of the recycling process. Death is not a problem...
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K’amateteku, the diviner of the house of joy,
Aiteteku, the diviner of the house of grief, Biku-ba-ka-yin-Oluwa-logo, the diviner of Igoboya ewa Alogobon-on-maku-ninu, Masimale ninmeyeniyi, the diviner of Afinju-maku-mase’baje Oyekeseniyi, divined Ifa for the sages, who invited the Babalawo to consult on the
problems of death by asking: Why should death kill people and nobody has ever overcome death?
The Babalawo said: Ifa has indicated that Amuniwaye created death for the good of mankind. A stagnant water becomes a pond – a pond of polluted water, a pond that can cause disease.
The Babalawo said: Ifa has indicated that Amuniwaye created death for the good of mankind. A stagnant water becomes a pond – a pond of polluted water, a pond that can cause disease.
Water takes people away freely and water brings them back freely.
Let the sick return home for the cure and renewal of the body, and the wicked for renewal of character. The madman is cared for by his family.
The Babalawo asked: What is unpleasant about it?
Let the sick return home for the cure and renewal of the body, and the wicked for renewal of character. The madman is cared for by his family.
The Babalawo asked: What is unpleasant about it?
The sages bowed for Ifa, saying: Ọrunmila! Abọru, Abọye, Abọṣiṣẹ. They all dispersed and never regarded death as a problem any more.
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