12 Things You Should Know About Òsá-Méjì | Ifá Wisdom, Destiny & Divine ...


In the sacred teachings of Ifá, Òsá-Méjì stands as a symbol of power, transformation, and divine wisdom. Those born under this sacred odu carry a destiny unlike any other — chosen souls destined to bring light, peace, and abundance into the world. In this video, we explore 12 powerful truths about people born under Òsá-Méjì — their destiny, challenges, and divine gifts. Discover how Ifá reveals the mysteries of humility, patience, abundance, and destiny alignment. Summary of Ifá’s Guidance for Òsá Méjì Aspect Guidance / Taboos Destiny - Born for greatness, wisdom, and leadership Location - Prosper best outside birthplace Dietary Taboo - Avoid all fish and birds, especially for fertility issues Health - Do not skip meals or fast excessively Weaknesses - Pride, arrogance, quick temper, infidelity Strengths - Wisdom, humility, problem-solving, divine favor Spiritual Advice - Depend on Olódùmarè and Ifá guidance Life Outcome - Success, wealth, happiness, and fulfillment ✨ Watch till the end to uncover why Òsá-Méjì -born souls are the true symbols of divine balance and transformation. 🔔 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more Ifá teachings, Yoruba spirituality, and divine wisdom f


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