Yoruba Prayers
English: My father, God of thunder. Control my house, give me salvation so that I will not be punished when you are angry. Because of your thunder, all your children respect you. Remember our father, we call from the heart to kneel at your feet and pray, Mighty God of Thunder, protect me. IBEJI Yoruba: Ebeji soro awa kekere sugbon aagba nitoriti otan kuelu na choro ti Embe laiye yifa Ogun si na ebita ki ko yi ofe ri mayi ku eyo sugbon Ba si kaide ati itawo meji na kekere ati agba na Ebeji wa ologo afefe Ebeji ko wa ile elewe w'ile ala kisa, gbogbo aiye nijin labi gbogbo chire Adupe Ebeji. English: Ibeji says, we are small but wiser because we finished with the difficulties there were on earth. We won the war with satan who did not want the two to be reunited, but they did, and thus conquered to their glory. O almighty twin Gods, since you would rather visit the poor, then the rich, come to my home and bring me luck and happiness. OBATALA Yoruba: Orishala, oinrin ati obinrin laiye eleda ni gbogbo na cheche Baba alai Ye alabo mi ati mi gbogbo na ejun daradara Baba wa afin alano kekua Baba Mi adupe.
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English: Queen God of all the oceans, known by the seven stripes on your face we pray to you Mother Queen of all the oceans. Daughter of the deep blue sea, where you have your riches, and your throne. I who am your obedient child share with me your fortune. Thank you my Mother. INLE Yoruba: Inle fumi alaya iwo bawo Onisegun ati re eya gbaga ki sebo nitosi lay na omo ni na ano kuelu re eya ki iwo gba ni na ati wo na ku Osalo na ilu ki iwo otiwa nitosi se gbogbo odara dara, Adupe Baba Onisegun Inle ikawo mi. English: God of medicine, give me the salvation that you as a divine Medic can. You who sacrifice yourself to save your children from sickness, you who with your fish in your hand scared Death away from wherever you went. You stayed and healed the sick in every town you visited, thank you my father Inle. Protect me. OBA Yoruba: Oba obinrin ni no oyu ewa ati ara aya ni Shango kue fumi abekin Ayaba mi. English: Queen God of Beauty, wife of Shango, I called to ask your blessings, my Queen.
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The Yoruba awo (sage) says: "Ase i owo Olódùmarè.. " (Translation) "It is the power or hand of Olódùmarè that has the final sanction". It is through Olódùmarè that the orisha has the full power to grant you your request. Adura may be said at any time, any place and under any circumstances. However, formal prayer is done before one's altar that has been consecrated to the orisha. In most cases the content of our prayer reflects our personal life experience. The adura may be for money, love, children, health, protection, etc. The awo says, "…the greatest request is iwa, that is divine character". Divine character is wisdom, unlimited knowledge, potency, truth, righteousness, Ashe (power), children, health, etc. A word to the wise: Pray for the things you need more so than the things you want. Your needs are the foundation for getting all the things that you want. The keys to effective prayer Concentrate (arojinle) when you attempt to pray. It is important that you focus your attention upon your prayer.