Does this verse of Ifa, Ose Bile, sound familiar to you?

When the river sounds it is because stones bring, says a proverb and in the end it always finds an opening, there is nothing bigger than the truth, it always obstructs and paralyzes what usually floats or flies like a pseudo truth, and it is not contradiction the term pseudo truth but a parallel to what many believe or make many believe that it is right, that it is true, that it is an absolute truth, when it simply is not and, for me, the absolutism does not work, nor can it be so categorical neither, when there are factors that may or may not damage the course of something; as the free will (I emphasize) or the unfavorable circumstances caused by the disadvantage of the information ... etc. I know that many have heard the famous verse of the offering of Obi Agbon (Coco) in the Diaspora to the different Òrìsà, including Sango; which is a taboo to do this Òrìsà I inform. Actually as an offer to Ori you can use it, with the right verse or prayer and No to ask absolutely nothing. It is an offer.

 Verse of Ose Irete or Ose bile (as they usually call it):

Extracted from a book of so many of the Ifa Treaties that exist:

Oshe Bile Odu Iré Obí Awó, Adíatoto Adifafun Alaketa

Oshe Bile Odu Iré Obí Awó, Adíatoto Adifafun Alakesisi

Oshe Bile Odu Iré Obí Awó, Adiatoto Adifafun Alaketu

Obí Atanu Ko Ma Je Alaketa

Obí Atanu Ko Ma le Alakesisi

Obí Atanu Ko Ma le Alaketu

Owó Mi A La Ebe Obí Ifá Awó.

Traducción:
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Well, in my daily work wants to learn as I have said on other occasions, "I will always be an eternal apprentice. In my daily studies I started to read Òsé Òyèkú and I see this verse that immediately jump to my sight and brought to my memory the Òsé Bile that one day gave me an Áwo that was consecrated with me(Òfún Iwori) with a superlative suspicion, Áwo learn it! And of course I did that, but what does it say, what does mean.?

There are those in the diaspora who say they have translation but how is it going to be? in that language that the Yoruba do not understand, because it is the mixture of several African dialects with Cuban-Spanish grafted and included to the point that the Yoruba have to decipher it as have being doing the Professor: Wande, there are writings where he deriving the meaning of the words by the semantic composition of the word, in any way and in a constructive way and without any discredit  I brought it,  to read and value it for everyone and, learn it the one who like, but I told you that Obi Abata is the one who It is offered to the Òrìsàs and not to all of them, as I said before, it is a taboo offer Obi to Sango. The Obi Abata is not praying this verse by Osé Òyèkú and less by Osé Irete, it is by Ìká Ògúndá and the answers have a reading similar to what they do in the diaspora but it's a lot, but much wider and effective. Did you know that it was the first divination mechanism that was used? It is greater than the Orogbo and the question with the Orogbo It is not precise or secure as with the Obi.

Without enlarging more here I leave you the verse of Osé Òyèkú and value it:

Ose Oyeku:

Ese’bi nii to awe

To ba dode orun, adi otooto

Dia fun Alake idanndan

Omo eree ja ju iwo lo

Ebo ni won ni ko waa se

O gb’ebo, o ru’bo

Aye wa nye Alakeesi

Aye ye Alakanta

Aye ye Alake idanndan

Omo eree ja ju’wo lo

 Translation:

He cut pieces of kola nut, like a kola nut lope

When it gets to heaven it will become a complete kola nut

Ifa’s message for Alakeesi

And for Alakeeta

And also for Alakeidandan

Offspring of the beans is more potent than poison

They were advised to offer Ebo (Sacrifice)

They complied

Life is comfortable for Alakeesi

Life is agreeable for Alakeeta

And life is agreeable for Alakeidandan

Offspring of the beans that is more potent than poison

The Ebo (sacrifice) in this Odu is Obi, cola nuts, maybe that's where the confusion arises that this is the verse and the other confusion is that they say it's in Ose Irete or Bile. Well with full guarantees I leave this information in your hands at your discretion. Ifá gbe Wa Oooo