16th ANNUAL IFA IN AMERICAN/USA READING FOR 2025

Nothing is perfect. Everything is imperfect. We come to Ifa for divination each year and throughout the year, seeking guidance to navigate many challenges. This includes a lack of money, assistance with children, relationship issues, jobs, poor health, fear of death, the uncertainty of the unknown, and the quest for opportunities. Ifa provides us with insight, overviews, and possibilities. However, we must remember that at the end of the day, we still have to do our part.

Each year, we pray that the coming year is better than the one we are leaving behind. Yet, Osanyin and Oya’s presence in the Odu Irosun’Ose reminds us that the spirit of celebrating may be premature and unwise. Instead, we must go back to basics. For example, growing our herbs for medicine, choosing healthier cooking oils that would not cause cancers, changing some bad habits, leaving the past in the past, and planning strategically for what lies ahead. Serious viruses are spreading across the globe, there are still wars against women and vulnerable populations, and no credited technology to solve human being diseases.

At the end of the day, I believe Ifa’s core message highlights the contrast between the poor mindset vs the rich mindset, and our health vs the marketplace and the grave. We must work smarter and not harder, and no plan is a failed plan.

May Olodumare bless us all.

OBI:

Obi by: Apetibi Olaifa Ifaseye

Nangare: Ejife with ancestors protecting

Ancestors/Eguns: Etwan Ire Alafia (chaos and victory)

Esu Baralayiki: Alafia Ire

Ikins Ifa: Alafia Ire

Holy Odu Irosun Ose

Ire else Ori (Eleri) Kote Yale – it can change in seconds.

I      I

II    I

I     II

II   II

Leading Orisa: Orisa Osanyin

Accompanying Orisa: Oya

Supporting the Orisas: Ancestors, Orisa Ayao, Ochossi, Orunmila, Dada, Iyamiis and Ancestors

Other Orisas: Oshun, Sango, Obatala

• Open your eyes wide

• Imperfection

• Keep a clear and calm mind

• Slinging egun (spirits)

• Adversaries who seek to destroy the person

• Ifa saves the person from their guardian angel at the time of death

• Falsehood

• Betrayal

• One person can save a lot of people

• The candle at the door of the house

MAFEREFUN: Osanyin, Obatala, and Ifa – come to save the person

Holy Odu Odi’Wori

• Try to give birth new things such as hobbies, businesses,

• Plan and budget to avoid financial hole

• Inherit money someone else want

• Take care of health to avoid early death

• The cleft of the spine

• Cardinal bird

• Charging money for consultation

• Celestial appearance

• Skin cancer

• Shackles

• Silver

• The mortuary graves

• Osun trees

• The firefly

• Sawdust

• Water that puts out fire

• The art of cooking

• Imperfection

The colors are yellow, white, green, and red

NOTE (Optional): ONLY use palm oil for the witches again this year, and give peanut oil for the Orisas and Ikins

RECEIVED (Optional):

• Warriors

• Kofa or Awofaka (hand of Ifa)

• Ancestors’ pots

• Olokun (wet or dry or both)

• Elekees

• Garlic

• Rosemary

• Pineapple

• Starfruit

• Purple sweet potatoes

• Lemon grass

• Ginger

• Pandora

• Snake plant with white

EBO (optional):

• 1 rooster to Esu

• 1 Rooster to Ogun

• 2 guinea hens to Ochossi

• 2 dark hens to Oya

• 1 rooster and one hen to ancestors and the ground

• Keep Oshun happy as well

• Give an offering to Sango (optional – 2 snappers)

• Give an offering of chicken eggs to Iyamiis

• Blood system/components

• Diabetes

• Cholesterol

• Allergies

• Respiratory

• Breast complexes

• Nerves system

• Legs injury

• Gallbladder

• Tumors

• Be careful where you eat at and from.

• Be careful of accidents – on the road, traveling, and in the home

• Be careful of fires – candles or electrical

• Be careful of animal and insect bites

• Be careful of natural disasters

• Be careful with your health.

• Beware of marital affairs

PROHIBITION (Optional):

• Don’t do evil against anyone

• Don’t eat pork

• Don’t live in filth

• Don’t cry for the lack of money

• Don’t complain and misery

• Don’t wear other people’s clothes

• Don’t wear dead people’s clothes or jewelry you inherited or got from a pawn shop/thrift store

• Don’t raise your hand to hit anyone unless you are defending yourself

• Don’t neglect morals and spiritual values

• Don’t walk into dark-lighted rooms

• Avoid theft and honestly

• It is not safe to walk into dark-lighted rooms

• Check that your doors are secure and locked

• Be careful of slipping and falling

• Take care of your mother if she is living; if not, elevate her spirit with prayers and candles

• Let the past go and move and live in the future

• Because of electrical fires and candle fires unattended

• Give food to your guardian angel to protect you from early death

• Be careful of car accidents

• Learn how to farm and grow herbs for medicine

• Search for integrated medicine providers for good health

• Money comes by inherits or by the game of chance

• Avoid the risk of being falsely accused of something you didn’t do; don’t commit to it.

• Pregnant individuals must be close to the doctors

• Friends are not always friends

• Speak softer – it can be more persuadable

• Keep your secrets to yourself

PALO MAYUMBE (optional):

Lucero and Mama Chola (1-5)

• a lot of uncertainty and chaos

• power struggles

• a lot of fake priests

• learn to love ourselves and not be selfish

• have to learn from our past mistakes

• have to deal with justice and do things legally legalization.

• The battle of the sexes.

• Know that people want to see women powerless. it will never happen – they might lose their position in life, but they’ll never lose their power.

• People lack ancestral practices — pay attention to your ancestors.

• Give Lucero 1 rooster and rum

• Give Mama Chola 1 golden hen

Oloye Iyanifa Dr. Queenchiku Ngozi (Ayaba OchaBi Fabuluje-Faseye)

Babaolorisha/Oriate Turbado Marabou-Oduusola Esudine Faseye

Apetibi Olaifa Faseye

Awotunde Ifaseye

Apetibi Ajeoyin Faseye

Travis Roberts

Chanel Lord

Antwan Jefferson

Antonio Jefferson

Darin James

Darrell Wilson

Cason Lyons

Jamal Anderson

Tory Brinson Sr.

Tory Brinson, Jr.

Olodumare

Orunmila and Ela

Orisa Odu & IyaNla

Ogbogbo Ancestors

Ogbogbo Orisas

Iyamiis

Ase