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recuerd usar esta información con mucho cuidado puedes escribirnos y adquirir cualquier material para la realización de estos rituales en Botanica Casa grimorio. Whats 52 5624553855 1. Eku asin kan, akere ori ate kan, eku eda kan, ori eye ogbahaunhaun, egbo gbegi, ewe ina, ewe esisi, ewe airagba, owu akese lao fi tan ina fitila yen, ao jo iyoku, edun ara lao fi se olele fitila naa, ao bu ebu ogun yi sinu fitila , ao fi epo pupa si. Translation One long nose rat or the local variety called eku asin(musaranho), one frog being sold by the herb sellers, one rat of the variety called wku eda, the head of the bird called ogbahaunhaun, root of gbegi plant, ina leaves, esisi leaves, airaba leaves, get the wool from the akese tree, burn all the ingredients except the wool, use the wool as the thread for a lamp, put some palm oil in it and some of the powder from the burnt ingredients, lite the lamp, say your intention, mention the name of the person you want to see, use thunder axe stone as the stopper for the lamp thread. Onfa – for pulling of bringing people from far away. 2. Ao bu iyerosun die, ao fi tefa ejiogbe sori picture omobinrin na, loru, ao w ape ofo yi si, ao wa fe danu. Ofore – Ogiri apapa 3xs, Ogiri asida 3xs, Eyin laterere aiye 3xs, Eyn la fi dagiri ji omo lomo ni ogan jo oru, Ewa lo bami fi ida giriji omo lomo ni oganjo oru, Ewa lo bami fi ida giri ji ______ loni komale sun, Komale wo, nitori ife emi ______. Ao wa fe danu. Translation
Get some iyerosun, pour it on the picture of the lady you want to call at night make the mark of ejiogbe on the iyerosun, chant the above incantation onit, mentioning the name of the lady where you see the ____. Then blow the powder away. 3. Ewe ina, ewe yesi, ewe airagba, iye agbe kan, iye aluko kan, ikode kan, ao fi owu dudu ati funfun di mo ori gba haunhaun, ao di mo eyin gilasi to ba di ni ale, ao tan fitila kan, ao wa koju re si ina, ao pe ofo yi si. Ofore – Aja duduu ile ogun 3xs, Loruko tanpe iwo ifa, Ologbo duduu eti aja, Loruko tanpe iwo esu odara, Awo di oke tira larin oganjo Loruko ti anpe awon iyami, Ese giri giri larin oganjo oru loruko tanpe sanponna, Susu oju merin lonsise ese toku, Oju meji ewa lore gbe ______ omo ____, To ba ko toni oun ko wa, E ba mi odede mu, Efi agbegbe loju orun, Efi aluko ko laya, Epe ni, Ojo ti omo ba ku lowo abiyamo, Ojo nani abiyamo fi omi je se gbere re, Ojo ti ogbahaunhaun baji ti ko ba fi oju kan oke iponri re, Odidi ojo ni fi sunkun kaleye aye, Kankan lewe ina jomo, Wara wara lomode bo oko esisi, Ile ogba, ona ogba ni ti ewe airagba, Owu duduu owu funfun ki ja ara won niyan, Ni jo ti omode ba wo gilasi ni ri ekeji re. Translation Ina leaves, yesi leaves, airagba leaves, the tail feather of the agbe, tail feather of the aluko, one ikode (tail feather of the African parrot), use a white and black thread to tie it to the head of the bird called ogbahaunhaun, and tie this to the back of a mirror. When its late in the nite, light a lamp with palm oil face this mirro to this light and chant the above incantation, replacing the name of the person you want to call wherever you see the ___. 4. Eku ago, ewe to ba soju eni bo, ao han, ao jo po, ao da si oju gilasi titun diedie, ao teni ejiogbe, ao w ape ofore si. Ofore – Opa gbogbo ni sawo aji gbonni, Ejeji ni sawo ona kereji kereji, Lose fa fun ewe oruye ti se awo yeye osun,
Kini ko oran bani , Ara ile eni ni ko oran bani, ______omo _____ emi ni mo ko oran ba o, Ki o male sun kio male wo, Ara tete ni teku agege, Irawe ki dajo ile ko sun na, Ewe toba bo sile loju eni lao moori, Igba ki ridi joko. Ori omori igba lao gbe glass yen le lori. Translation A rat of the variety called eku ago, a leave that fell from a tree in fron of our eyes, catch it without letting it fall to the ground, burn all together pour this powder on the surface of a mirror and make the odu of ejiogbe on it, get the cover of a calabash, turn it upsidedown and put the mirror on it, chant the above incantation on itand leave it in a corner till the person comes. You can choose to make the odu on the mirror everyday chant the incantation on it. 5. Ori pepeiye, eja aro kan, ao jo po ti ao ba lo ao bu die nibe, ao fi tefa idi osun ao wad a sinu fitila titun, ao wa ra owu egun ao fi epo, adi eyan, ati ori sinu fitila yi, ao tan ina si Ofore – Mosa fa fun alara, alara kole diju, Mosa igede si ajero, ajero kole sun, Idin osun ni mo sasi omode yi ____omo _____, Ife won kole foju kan orun, Eja ki fi oju kan orun nibu, Alakan ki fi oju kan orun nibu, Isale abata tosan toru pepeiye ki sin, Ki ______omo _____ omale sun. Translation Get the head of a duck, one cat fish, burn all together, take some of the powder make the odu of idiosun on it, then pour it inside a new clay lamp, pour palm oil, shea butter and palm kernel oil on it and get some cotton wool inside it and light it. Chant the above incantation on it, light it every day for 3 or 7 days and chant the incantation everyday.
6. Ao pe ogun yi ni ihoho sibi igberi wa (where we put our head), ao je atare meje ao wa tusi igberi wa, ki se lori bed oo, ti aba sun lori bed lojo ti aba se ogun yi ao jabo sile nio. Ao fi owo gba ile ni emeji ao wa sope Ofore – Eyin aje mejeje, Eyin aje oke ati aarin, Eyin aje elekisa,
Oun ni moran si _____omo _____, Agba unla loruko tanpe aiye 3xs, Agbaribiki loruko tanpe ode orun 3xs, Baye gborun loku nje 3xs, Idagiri ti nda omo loru oganjo 3xs, Elo bami da ___omo___ ni dagiri ko mole sun, Ti moba sun ko ma ri mi, Eyin iyami elo bami le _____omo ______, Kuro ti ko fe kin ri ____ fe oo!!. Translation Get naked at nite and chew 7 aligator pepper then chant this incantation at the place where we will rest our head or place our pillow in the night. Hit the ground with our plam twice before chanting the incantation. Do not sleep on the bed the day we chant this incantation, sleep on the floor. 7. Eru oju aro, eku eda kan, ewe gbodogi, ao mu eru yen ao teni orangun meji, ao day a eku yen de ori odu ti ate yen. Taba pe ofore tan, ao di ao ri mo inu aro. Ofore – Arugudu gori eyin mafo, Odifa fun orunmilalojo ti gbegun gbegun gbe aya re salo, Won ni orunmila aya re ti won gbe salo bawo ni yio se pada wa, oni oun o be ogun lowe si, Oni oun o be sango lowe si, Oni oun o be sanponna lowe si, Oni ti koba pada wa, Agbe gbe ni eku eda ngbe, Orangun meji o lo gbe ____omo_____ wa fun emi _____ loni o. Translation Get some ash from the fire place, one rat of the variety called eku eda, gbodogi leaves, make the odu of oranun meji on the ash, inside the gbodogi leave (it is a big leave), the place the eku eda inside it, chant the above incantation on it, then go and bury it in a fire place where they cook food regularly. 8. Omunu ewe gbegbe, ewe wawa, ewe orijin, ewe sawerepepe, ikun ojia, abere, iye agbe, iye aluko, ikode kan, awo ewiri, ori ako okere, abere 9 (9 needles), ni jo ti aba felo ni ao ja omunu ewe gbegbe, ao lo abere mesan fun okunrin, abere meje fun obinrin, ao gun po mose dudu ao ko sinu fitila, ao fi abere yi gun leti round. Ofore – Gbegbe lo re gbe ____ yi wa kia kia, Wawa loni ki _____ o lo wa mi wa ede mi yi, Ewe orijin loni ki ____ fi gbogbo ara re ji mi loni, Sawerepepe wa lore pe ____ wa si inu ile mi loni, Ojia lore bami wo ____ wa sinu ile mi loni, Abere loni ki ____ ko mo lesun komo le wo,
Ko mo bere ile mi bo loni, Odidere iwo lo gbe ire ko oni wo , Mo gbe rere koni wo mo _____ ni ki o gbe ko mi loni, Ti gbogbo eru ti gbgbo ara re, Enu okere ni okere fi pe olode eniyan, Ki ____ mo fi pe mmi, Enu ewiri ni ewiri fi fen a, Ki ____ fie nu re fe mi loni, Enu fitila ni fitila fi tan mole faraye, Ti gbogbo aiye fi nfe ran fitila re, Enu niki ____ fi fenu, Enu ni abere fi fa aso mora, Abere ti aba sokun mo nidi ki sonu mo omo araye lowo, Ki ____ yi ki o fie nu re fami mora, ki ____ yi ma sonu mo mi lowo. Translation Get freshly growing, unfolded gbegbe leaves, get some wawa leaves, get orijin leaves, and sawerepepe leaves, get abere seeds, get some ikun ojia (frank incense), feather from agbe bird, feather from aluko bird, feather from the parrot (ikode), head of a male squirrel, leather from a furnace blower of a blacksmith, 9 needles for male, 7 for female, pound all together with soap and put inside a lamp, stick the needles round the soap. Chant the above incantation on it and use it to bath. Replace the name of the person you want to call with ___. 9. Opolo kan, obuotoyo gidi, ewe oloyin, ewe airagba, ewe ina, ewe esisi, ao lo gbogbo re po, ao wa ko gbogbo re sinu enu opolo ati irun obinrin ti a mu (hair of the lady you want to attract). Ao wa lo bo mo inu aro ti won ti ndana ao we lowu dudu ati funfun ao fi si arin apadi awa gbe si aarin aro. Translation Get a live/dead toad, some saltpetre, oloyin leaves, airagba leaves, ina leaves, esisi leaves, grind all together, put inside the mouth of this toad with the hair of the lady you want to call or charm, bury this toad at a fireplace where bury is burnt regularly. Tie with black and with thread. 10. Ao gbe igbale naro, ao je atare meje lenu ni ihoho, ao wape ofo yi si Seti were niti ekute ile, Asun parade niti igi aja, Olongbo dudu gbalaja jimo sile, Loni elo ba mi ji ____omo _____ sile, Komale sun komale wo, A o wa ti igbale yen subu, Omo binrin naa yio dide ti o ba sun ko nile sun mo.
Translation Get a broom upright, chew 7 aligator pepper while naked chant the above incantation and spit this alligator pepper on the broom, and push the broom till it falls on the floor. Do this in the middle of the night while the person is sleepling. He or she will wakeup immediately after pushing the broom. 11. Atare eyo meje ni ao fi pe ofo yi. Ao su osuka kan pelu irori ti afi sun. Bi oba di agogo kan oru, ao se bi eni pe eniyan ton sun. Ao gbe orile irori eyiti asu si oto yen. Ao wa fi owo gba irori eyiti asu yen, ao si ma wipe. Ofore – ____omo_____ 3xs, Eyin alaye iba ooo!!! 3xs, Daru pale ni oruko ti anpe iwo ifa, Afi iyeru se osun ni oruko ti anpe iwo esu odara, Amule gbeni ma mu ohun gbo ni oruko ti anpe iwo iranran, Arapata ni oruko ti anpe iwo apa, Arapata ni oruko ti anpe iroko, Arabamba ni oruko ti anpe eyin iyami aje, Eshina fun ayajo mi yi ki olo ba ____omo____, Nibiti owu ki owa ni orun yi, Salala salala bi aja ba sun afi oro ere sisa salala, Salala salala bi ewe ba ja ni ori igi abale, Ki ____omo_____ ma fie mi ____omo_____ se alala, Salala salala bi odi eyin ba bo ni ori igi agba ona ile lo, Ibe ni ati mu ekuro re se ifa, _____omo_____ oro emi _____omo______ ni ki oma fi se alala, Ki omale sun ki omale wo, Ki ife mi wo ni okan. Translation Fold a cloth which you shall use as your pillow, when its nite time chew 7 aligator pepper place your head on the pillow made chant the above incantation. Mention the girls name where appropriate. 12. A o mu fitila oloju mefa, ao ra owu di gbogbo enu re, ao mu epo die, adi die, ati ori die, ao bu sinu fitila meteta ao tan ina si oju re mefefa, ao da oju iya odo kan dele, ao gbe ina yi ka lori, ao fi atare meje senu ao pe ofo yi si. Ofore – Akin salala 3xs, Akin sololo 3xs, Bi epo ba sun to fi oju kan ina, Ni jo naa ni fi oro ina salala 3xs, Tabi ba sun to fi oju kan ina nijo naa ni fi oro ina salala 3xs, Ti ori basun to foju kan ina, Ni jo naa ni fi oro ina salala 3xs,
Ti ___omo___ ba sun loni oro emi ____ ni ki o mo fi salala, Ako ni je ki epo tan ninu fitila naa titi daro , ala ni obinrin naa yo fi oluware la titi ile yio fi mo, obinrin naa ko ni le sun, okan re ko ni bale.
Translation Get a lamp (clay - lamp) with 6 faces for burning the wick, put cotton wool on all the 6 sides, put some palm oil, shea butter and palm kernel oil inside the lamp, light the fire on all the 6 wicks, get a mortar for pounding food, turn it upside down and place the lamp on it, chant the above incantation on it and mention the person you want to meet at the place where you have the ___. Leave it there over night. Make sure the palm oil doesn’t finish before morning. The person this charm is done to will not have peace of mind till the following morning.
13. Irawe tobo ao han, ewe wawa, eku agege, eha oju ibiti aidan fi lele li lo, ao da sinu fitila, da omo atare iyekiye si ninu fitila. Ao wa tan. Fi etu ibon te ejiogbe siwaju fitila pe ofore si, tana si etu naa ki ato tan fitila yi. OforeAre tete ni ti eku agege, Ewe wawa loni ki ___oma wa mi, Dan dan ni ti aidan, Aidan ki dajo ile ko sun oke, Irawe ki dajo ile ko suna, Ki __omo__ mabo, Ijo ti ina ba foju kan etui bon ijo naa ni gbi. A o w asana si. Translation A leaf that is falling from a tree, catch it before it falls to the ground, get wawa leave, the small bush rat of the variety called eku agege, the piece of an aidan (type of fruit – from the aidan tree) that has fallen to the ground, break off the part that touched the ground, grind all together, put inside a clay lamp, and put any number of alligator pepper seeds, put some palm oil on it and light it, get some gun powder, make the odu of ejiogbe in front of it, chant the above incantation, the light the gun powder. 14. Ori agbe kan, ori aluko kan, ewe awerepepe, egbo akerejupon, ewe emu, ewe ina, ewe esisi, ewe airagba, ewe oloyin, ewe alupaida, gigun po, ao wa fi emu sinu fitila, ao fi okun sokoto se owu fitila, ao fi die ninu ebu ti alo sinu fitila naa. Ao da epo pupa si. Ao ma tan lale ti aba pe ofore si tan. Ofore – Ori agbe lowu lo nsunkun aro, Ki ori __omo___ wu ki oma sunkun emi __omo__, Ori aluko lowu lo nsunkun osun, Ki ori ___omo___owu ki oma sunkun emi __omo__,
Awerepepe loni ki olo pe ___omo___, Emu loni ko olo mu ___omo___, Ijo ti akerejupon ba fenu le isa oku ni kan ilepa re, Nitoripe Kankan lewe ina jomo, Wara wara lomode took esi bo, Ile ogba ona ogba ni sewe airagba, Oloyin ki pa ohun aborisada, Alupaida loni ki ___omo__ male pa ohun mida. Translation Get the head of the woodcock bird of the variety called agbe, and aluko, get awerepepe leaves, the root of akerejupon, emu leaves, ina leaves, esisi leaves, airagba leaves, oloyin leaves, alupaida leaves, pound all together, put some of the powder inside a clay lamp, and a piece of iron called emu, use the rope that is used in holiding a (sokoto – locally sewn trousers). Chant the above incantation and light the lamp. 15. Igbin apinnu kan, oju oro, osibata, ewe awerepepe, odidi konko kan, agbari oku, ao wa gun po mo igi ti ngbako. Ao wa di gbogbo re si oju igbin yen. Aso waji ni ao fi gba igbin yen loju. Idin kosun, idin kowo lodu ifa re. Ti aba se tan ao gbele loju aro ti won ti ndana lojojumo. Ao ri mi ibe. Ofore – Atiosan ati oru igi ti ngbako ki sun, Idin kosun maje ki ___osun ki oma wo, Ojo ti oku baku, ojo naa ni ariwo ekun so, Ojo ti osibata bafe omi ku ni ojo naa ni ma gbe o, Ojo ti ojuoro bafe omi ku, ojo naa nig bee oo, Awerepepe bami pe __ wa oo, Awerepepe pe ___ wa fun mi oo. Transalation Get one matured snail, ojuoro(river lotuses), osibata(water lilies), sawerepepe leaves, one frog, piece of skull bone of a dead man, pound all together, with a piece of bark from a tree whose trunk is rubbing against another tree trunk, put some piece of this powder on the snail and tie with a piece of black clothe. Make the odu of idinkosun on this powder and chant the above incantation before tying on to the snail. Then go and bury it at a fire place where they cook or bury the fire there regularly, e.g. bakery oven. VERY POWERFUL. 16. Ao toju omori igba, epo pupa, etu ibon ni ale ni ao se. Ti gbogbo ile ti sun tan, ao mu epo ao tasi enu ona aba wole ao gbe epo iyoku sita ao fi epo yen sircle ile ni oju ita ao da etu yen si arin re ao teni ejiogbe. Ofore – Asaretete be omo lori, loruko tnape ifa, Arumodede loruko tanpe eyin iyami osoronga, Daleru donaru loruko tnape esu odara, Eyin meteta ni mobe lowe si ___omo___,
Eyin meteta ni mofise mi ran si __omo___, Komale sun komale wo, Aretete ni ko saw a bami, Nijo ti etu bafi oju kan ina ijo naa ni gba, __omo__ 3xs, emi __omo__ ni mon pe ooo, Aretete ni kio sawa bami, Omori igba eridi joko. Ao fina si ti o ba gba, ao fi omori igba bo mole. A wa si ni ijo keji. Translation Get the cover of a small calabash, some palm oil, and some gun powder in the night, put some palm oil at the door entrance to the house, use this oil to make a circle, put some gun powder in the middle, make the odu of ejiogbe on the gun powder and chant the above incantation on it, light the gun powder and cover it up with the calabash cover., go and open it up on the morning of the following day. 17. Ao fi efun ati osun tefa ogunda meji si igberi wa ni oru, ao wa obi abata oloju merin ao gesi 10, ao fi si oju odu ifa yi ni ikokan, bi aba se tan ao fi omori igba boo mole. O si omori igba yen ti aba ti fe saa loru. Ofore – Arowopale loruko tanpe ifa, Areyin kufuru loruko tanpe iwo esu odara, Osu nkii sun loruko tanpe iwo alakala, Eyin irawo olomoyoyo, Eyin ni ologbo dudu ti nderu bomo loju ala, Elo bami mu ___ wa loni. Translation Use efun and osun to make the odu of ogunda meji at the place where we place our head while sleeping at night, get a 4 pieced kolanut and break itinto 10 pieces an put each piece of each mark of the odu ifa, use the cover of a calabash to cover it up, open up the cover when we want to chant the incantation at night, chant the above incantation and then cover it up again. 18. Ti o ba di owuro nogbati orun bayo ao je atare meje lenu, ao doju ko orun pe ofo yi. Ofore – Ajitolu, Arintolu, Owewe gba mi oloko ide, Owewe gba mi oloko baba, Gba mi oloko oje, Gba mi oloko omo otan yanran loju omi, Bi odele ki o kile, Bi o bade ona ki o ki ero ona,
Bami ki olokun aserin ade, Bi won ba bi o pe oju gbogbo nko, Nipe iwo orunn ko si ibiti ojure koto, Oju tole, oju took, ___ mi ni o sonu ni mo nwa, Orun bami wa, Ki o male sun, Ki o male wo. Ao wa tu atare yen si okan ibiti orun ti nyo. Bi orun ba few o ao tun pee bee naa. Translation Early in the morning chew 7 aligator pepper seeds while facing the sun and chant the above incantation. The spit out the chewed alligator pepper while facing the sun. 19. Ao da etu ibon si igberi ni ale, ao teni ejiogbe, ti aba pe ofo re si tan ao sana si. Ofore – Jiji moji moba alagemo lori ewe, Moni ngo mu alagemo, Alagemo dewe obewe lo, Jiji mo ji moni ngo mu aro gidigba lale odo, Aro gidigba dodo obodo lo, Jiji ti moji moni ngo fe omo oloro ni iyawo, Omo oloro da aso egun bori, o begun lo, Iya omo ki pe omo ki omo o ma je, Dide 3xs, ___ dide, Bi okoba dide ma fi ina jo e. A o wa sana si. Translation Put some gun powder at the position where we lay our head to sleep at night, make the odu of ejiogbe on it and chant the above incantation on it. Then light it. 20. Obi olojumerin ao bu yanrin nita, ao teni ifa ejiogbe si origun ile, ao da eyo atare mefa si enu ao ni je o, ao sun to o ba di ni arin oru bi abaji lao sa ofore Ofore – Akemokere ni sawo igbalake, Orisa firin fikin ni sawo iyamoro, Iruboje ni more ni ndewo laya agba kanran, Lodifa fun orisa ogun yi tise aremo elemi, Tolohun o fe ejiogbe, Olohun ori ejiogbe fe, Ki __omo__ o male sun ko male wo,
Aremo lemi o ma ku aisun, oma ku aiwo. Translation Get a 4 pieced kolanut, take some sand from outside, use it to make the mark of ejiogbe at the corner of the room, put 6 aligator pepper seeds in the mouth then go to sleep, when you wake at the night chew the alligator pepper in you mouth, with the kolanut at the place where you made the ejiogbe, chant the above incantation and spit it all on the ejiogbe sand.
AFUNJE (FOR LOVE & INFATUATION) 1. Ewe oro merin, ewe omon meta, odidi atare kan, ao te awon ewe na sile, ao sule lori, ao fi atare na le lori, jijo po. Afun je nio. Translation 4 oro leaves, 3 omon leaves, one whole alligator pepperplace the leaves down then shit some feaces on it, then put one whole alligator pepper on it, burn all together. Then give to the one whose love you seek. 2. Ina ara okete, agbamoje to lopo, ogede aladipo, irun iwaju ati ipako, ekana owo ati ese, imi eni, ji jo po. Afunje nio. Translation The tail of the giant bush rat, 2 plaintains joined together, hair from the top of the head, back of the head, finger and toe nails, some feaces, 2 stems from a creeping plant that have intertwined. Burn all together and give to the one whose love you seek. 3. Ewe amunimuye, egbo yunyun, atare aja, imi eni laro, ito eni laro, irun iwaju, irun ipako, ekanna owo ati tie se mewewa, jijo po. Afunje nio. Translation Amunimuye leaves, root of the yunyun plant, one whole alligator pepper of the small variety called ajah, feaces of the early morning, urine of the early morning, hair from the top of the head, hair from back of the head, 10 finger and 10 toe nails. 4. Atare odidi kan, obi gidi olojumerin kan, ao gbe mi pelu owo eyo ti ko luju kan, ti abasu tan, irun abe, irun abiya, ekana owo ati ese mewewa, ewe reku reku, ewe patanmo die, itoo idaji lai soro si eni Kankan, ao jo papo, ao ma fi sinu ounje. Translation One whole alligator pepper, one 4 pieced kolanut, swallow it with one cowrie, when you visit the wash room, check the feaces to see the kolanut, aligstor pepper and cowrie, then get some hair from the arm pit, hair from private part, 10 finger and toe nails, reku reku leaves, patanmo leaves, early morning urine, burn all together, put it in the food of the one whose love you seek.
5. Irun iwaju, irun ipako, irun abiya mejeji, irun abe, ekana owo ati tie se, ewe amunimuye, ori aparo, omi agbon ni ao ta si ti aba njo lowo, ao jo pelu odidi atare kan, ao ma fun obinrin naa je. Translation Hair from the top of the head, haor from the back of the head, hair from both the arm pits, hair from private part, 10 finger and toe nails, amunimuye leaves, head of a bush fowl (aparo), while burning it drop some coconut water on it once in a while burn along with one alligator pepper. To in the food to the one whose love you seek. 6. Ewe korikosun, ewe amunimuye, irun abe, irun iwaju, irun ori ati ti ipako, ekana owo ati ti ese, odidi atare kan, jijo po, ao fun obinrin naa je. Translation Get Korikosun leaves, amunimuye leaves, hair from the private part, hair from the top of the head, back of the head, all finger and toe nails, one whole alligator pepper, burn all together and put in the food of your lady of your dreams. 7. Eyin alagbede, epa boro, tewe tegbo omisin misin, ekana owo ekana ese, irun iwaju, irun ipako, odidi atare kan, ji jo po ao ma fun obinrin naa je die die. Ofore – Eyin loni ki o ma yin hum mi 3xs, Epa loni ki o ma pahun mi da, Ekana owo ki ya owo, Ekana ese ki ya ese, Bi iwaju ba saju, ipako a tele, Mo ja ewe aiko, Mo wa egbo aiko, Ki o mose komi. Ao ma fun obinrin je die die. Translation Iron fillings from the furnace of a black smith, (epa boro ???), leaves and root of the Omisin misin leaves, all finger and toe nails, hair from the top and back of the head, one whole alligator pepper, burn all together, chant the above incantation on it and give to your woman of your dreams or woman should give to man of her dreams in the food. 8. Isu kaho, ori aparo, ekana owo ati ese, irun iwaju ati ti ipako, irun abe die, odidi atare kan, ji jo po, ao ma fun eni naa je. Translation
Root of the kaho plant (its like a tuber), head of bush fowl (aparo), all finger and toe nails, hair from top and back of the head, hair from the private part, one whole alligator pepper, burn all together. Give one’s love to eat.
9. Eja aro, awo obo, irun iwaju, irun ipako, ekana owo ati ti ese, imi ajisu lai fohun si enikankan, ati ito, oko atare kan, ewe ewura ji jo gbogbo re po. Afun je nio. Translation One cat fish, coat or skin of a monkey, hair from top and back of the head, finger and toe nails, one’s first feaces gotten early in the morning without talking to anybody as well as urine, one whole alligator pepper, ewura leaves, burn all together. Give in the food. 10. Odidi atare ao fi sinu erun ti erun ba ti dimo, ao yo. Ao di sinu ora titi awon erun yen yio fi ku mo atare yen lara. Ekana owo ati ese mewewa, irun ori, irun ipako, irun abiya, ito owuro, imi owuro, awo ewure dudu, abiweku adie, ji jo po, ti aba njo lowo ao ma tu ito enu si die die ti yio fi jo tan. Afunje tio o gbona nio. Translation Put one whole alligator pepper in a pack of crossing soldier ants, after they have covered the alligator pepper; pick it along with the ants on it, into a polythene bag until all the ants on it die, get all finger and toe nails, hair from top and back of head, hair from armpit, one’s urine, gotten early in the morning, one’s feaces gotten early in the morning, coat of a black goat, spleen of a fowl, burn all together while burning spit some saliva into it, give this to your loved on to eat. 11. Isu modesina, ekana owo ati ese, irun iwaju ori, irun ipako, ao fi eje eiyele po fun oluware je. Jijo po. Translation Root of the modesina plant (its a tuber), finger and toe nails, hair from top and back of the head, mix all with blood of a pigeon , burn together. Give to eat. 12. Ewe aberodefe, ao ya igbe le lori lowuro kutu kutu, ao wa fi odidi atare kan le lori, ao jo po, ao ma fun obinrin naa je. Translation Get one Aberodefe leaf; one should defecate on it early in the morning and burn with one alligator pepper. Give the person u want to win his heart to eat. 13. Sosori mariwo ope mesan, imi aro, ito aro, irun ori, irun abe, irun aiya, ekana owo, ekana ese, irun aiya adie tio o wa lori aba, ait u die nibe, ao jo po mo odidi atare kan. Ofore – Mariwo ko wo ibi miran afi oju olorun,
Ki ___omo___ mo le w obo miran afi emi, _____, ni ko mowo, Irun ori ki fori sile, Irun abe ki fabe sile, Irun aiya ki faya sile, Ekana owo ki fowo sile, Ekana ese ki fese sile, Odua ni somo iya aidan, Omo araiye iko sile. Translation Get 9 tips of the palm leaves, feaces of the early morning, urine of the early morning, hair form the head, hair from the private part, hair from the chest (if the person has some), all finger and toe nails, feathers from the chest of a hen that is sitting on its eggs, burn all together with one alligator pepper. Chant the above incantation on it and give to eat. 14. Ori sebe, odid atare kan, omo adie toba sonu lehin iyare, ewe ire, idari elegede, irun iwaju, irun ipako, irun abe, ekana owo, ati tie se mewewa, igbe ajisu, ito ajito, ao wa mu omo adie yi, ao wa lani igba aya, ao wa ko gbogbo nkan wonyi sinu re, ao wag be sinu agbada, ao da eyin omo adie na de inu agbada, ao wa jo po. Afunje sagbadiwere. Translation Head of cobra, one whole alligator pepper, a chicken that is crying for its mother hen, ire leaves, a slice of elegede, hair form the top and back of head, hair form private part, finger and toe nails, early monrning feaces, early morning urine, take this chickn, split the chest and put everything else and place the back of the chicken inside the pot for burning, then burn all together. Give this powder to the one you love to eat. 15. Ekana owo mewewa ati tie se mewewa, irun iwaju ati ti ipako, ito enu, idari elegede, eha ori omori odo, oromo die toba sonu lehin iyare, ewe sikinmini, ao jo po, ao ma fun eni naa je die die. Ofore – Ekana owo won koko mo wo tifi dojoku ni, Ekana ese wonkoko mese ti fi dojo iku ni, Irun iwaju ki ya iwaju, Irun ipako ki ya ipako, Bi elegede ba so ori nu loko ekun nib u si, Bi oromidie ko ba ri iya re ape iya re tan tan, Bi omori odo ko bari iya re adi gbaro, Bi ____omo____ ko ba ri emi ____omo___, Ki o ma le sun ki oma le wo. Translation
All finger and toe nails, hair from the top and back of head, saliva, slice of elegede, scrap pieces from the pistle used in pounding food, one chicken that has lost its mother hen and is crying, sikinmini leaves, burn all together chant the above incantation on it and be giving to one’s loved one to eat little by little. 16. Ekana atanpako ese osi, owo osi, ese otun, owo otun, epo igi abo, ipanumo abo, irun iwaju die, irun ipako die, ewe amunimuye, kokoro inu igi anu, ji jo po. Ale fi se afunje tabi ki a fi sin gbere si ara omo binrin naa. Translation Nail from the big left and right toe, and nail from the left and right thumb, bark of the abo tree, get some ipanumo abo, hair from the top and back of the head, amunimuye leaves, the insect found inside the aanu tree, burn everything together, give to the lady to eat or use it to make incision on her body. AGADAGODO
1. Ewe amunimuye, ori olongbo ako, ori ahun ati okan re, okan elede, panumo abo, panumo abafe, ewe aluro, panumo ewe oparun, erupe ile amo koko, ori ejokejo, obi ti afisi oku lenu, okun ti afita okulowo lese, ao gun gbogbo re po, ao ra agadagodo ti kii se aluse, ao gun won po ao fi sinu aba owu, ao fi aba owu sile, ao fi agadagodo le mole, ao fi owu dudu ati funfun we. Jijo tabi gigun ni ogun yio o. Ofore – Oku orun ki ba alaiye rojo po, Oparun apa oro mo won nikun, Oro hunhun inu elede nig be, Aleri fohun niti adarikoko, Ki ase amunimuye ki o pa oro mo ninu, Panumo aboki je ki abo yonu, Inu egbin ni egbin ngbin si, Inu ekun ni ekun kun si, Awo aya adie to saba leri eyin ohun ni ao koko fib o saju, ao tun fi awo egbin tele, ao wa fi awo ekun ran agadagodo naa. Translation Amunimuye leaves, head of a male cat, head and heart of a tortoise, heat of a pig, freshly germinating abo leaves, freshly germinating abafe leaves, aluro leaves, freshly germinating bamboo leaves, sand from the house of a potter, head of any snake, kolanut that was kept in the mouth of a dead man, rope that was used in tying the hands and legs of a dead man, pound or burn everything together put the powder in cotton wool and tie to a padlock, tie with white and black thread. Chant the above incantation on it, say you wish and lock it. Sew it with skin of the hen that is sitting on its eggs, then later cover it with leopard skin. 2. Okan pepeiye, okan agutan, eso bomubomu, ewe emu, okan elede, ao di emu kan, aba kan, seke seke kan, abere 18 mo agadagodo naa, awo ekun ni ao fi ran. Ofore – Sekeseke mu,
Aba mu, Emu ki mu irin ti ni agbede, Owu niti bomu bomu, Oran haha ni se pepeiye, Oro huhu inu elede ni rasi, Akun sinu ni ekun nkun, Agadagodo bami mu nkan bayi bayi. Translation Heart of a duck, heart of a sheep, seed of fruit from the bomubomu plant, heart of a pig, emu leaves, burn all together, get one emu (Iron shaped like an arrow), one aba (iron bent in U - shape), seke seke (chains), abere 18 (18 needles), tie all these along with the burnt powder on a padlock sew with leopard skin. Chant the above incantation and lock the padlock. 3. Irun abe oku obinrin, ifa oku, ewe aluro, awo iki, ibo agbigbo, iro oju bata, eyo atare 7, isawuru, ao jo po ao teni odi meji ati ewe aluki, ao di mo agadagodo ao fi awo iki ran ao ma fi eyo atare 7 pe ti aba felo Ofore – ___omo___ okose ba sun mo latoni lo, Obo oku obinrin ki doko, Boro boro ni agbigbo nle bo tie, Ifa oku ki ni owo dida, Aluro ni oruko ti oko nje, Oko ti won bana si obo __ ki o ma ro, Ilekun ti isawiri bati araye ko le si, Alepa ni iron le ojubata, Aluki kio lo ki oju obo ___lati onilo, Oju ito ni ki oku. Translation Hair from the provate part of a dead woman, the ifa that was used by a man that is nowdead, aluro leaves, skin of IKi (a kind of animal), ibo agbigbo, black material that is used to stick the surface of the bata drum, 7 aligator pepper seeds, aluki leaves, one water snail, burn all together, make the odu of odi meji on it, chant the above incantation. Tie it to a padlock, sew the skin of iki on it. Chew 7 aligator pepper seeds before chanting the incantation. This padlock is specially used to lock a woman’s vagina. No one will be able to have sex with her again. 4. Aake kekere, emu, egbo etiponla, eyo atare meje, agadagodo, akuko adie kan. Ao ge etiponla si meji ao fi atare le lori ati ake ati emu ao we lowu dudu ati funfun ao wa di mo ara agadagodo leyin, ao si sile. Ofore – Ota kan kan gesin 3xs, Ota giri kefan mole 3xs, Iba eyin iyami osoronga, Aake mta lero, Ero kan fun sanponna, Ero kan un ogun, Eyi toku ni mofi nsise mi yio, Ki eba mi t kan kan ,
Ke mu eje ori adie yi gbe ke fori re sole koko, Adie yin naa re ke gba lowo mio, Ao mu adie naa lese mejeji, ao fi aya re lebi ase fi le yen naa lao ti agadagodo yen pa. Ao ni jeko kutan, ti ao fir o eje re si, ti aba roe je re su tan ao si sile. Taba felo lao ma ti. Translation Small piece of iron shaped like an axe, small piece of iron shaped like an arrow, the root of etiponla plant, 7 aligator pepper seeds, cut the root of etiponla into 2 and put on alligator pepper seed on it and the 2 pieces of iron and tie with white and black thread all together then tie on a padlock, chant the above incantation, hold the padlock in one hand and place a fowl on it, then chant the incantation. If the padlock would work, the padlock will drain the blood of the fowl. We should not let the fowl die completely. Kill it immediately and pour its blood on the padlock. 5. Obi Akiriboto, ela ileke, orogbo kan, ewe ikakure, ewe patanmo, odidi atare kan, jijo po ao di mo eyin agadagodo, ao fi awo fun fun ran, ao te ni odi meji. Ofore: Akiriboto ki loju awe, Orogbo ki loju awe, Ela ileke ki loju atokun bo, Patanmo lore ba obo …… mo, Ki won male ri do, Odi meji lore di obo ……… pa, Ki won male ri do mo.
Translation: Obi means kolanut, there is a special kolanut that can’t be split, this is know as obi akiriboto, ileke means beads, ela ileke is a bead that has been split into two and therefore cannot hold a string, bitter kol, ewe ikakure, ewe patanmo, one whole alligator pepper, burn, make odi meji sign on this preparation then tie in cotton wool with black and white thread and tie to the back of apadlock then cover it up with white animal skin. Whenever you want to use chant the above incantation and on the padlock then lock it. Where ever you see ……… you are supposed tomention the name of the person you are locking or charming or the situation or your intention. 6.
Ileke Itun, Ileke Ifa, ewe ina pupa ati funfun, epo eyin adie, ipanumo abo, ipanumo abafe, jijo po, ao di ni ikobere mo agadagodo, ao di ni ona meji ni ara agadagodo, ao gba ni awo funfun. Ofore: Panumo abo ki ba abo wijo, Panumo abafe ki ba abafe wijo, Ewe ina funfun ati pupa ki jara won niyan, Itun loni kefi oun rere bun mi, Ifa loni kefi oun rere fami mora. Translation: Ileke means beads, so you get itun beads, ifa beads, ewe ina pupa and 9ati means and)
ewe ina funfun, the egg shell, ipanumo means the freshly growing unfolded leave, so you get the ipanumo of abo, the ipanumo of abafe, burn then tie in cotton wool with black and white thread and tie to the back of a padlock then cover it up with white animal skin. Whenever you want to use chant the above incantation and on the padlock then lock it. 7.
Oro agogo, afomo ope, oga kan, iye agbe, odidi alakan kan, ao jo po, ao di mo agadagodo, ao fi awo okete ran. Ofore: Oro agogo ki roju pewe, Afomo ope ki roju tagbo kanle, Kete kete laso okete, Oga pelu alakan ki pade , Bi won pade awon mejeji koni roju. Translation: Oro agogo is a special cactus plant, afomo means a parasite plant and ope means palm tree so afomo ope means any parasite plant on a palm tree, one chameleon, one agbe feather, alakan means crab so one crab, burn together then tie in cotton wool with black and white thread and tie to the back of a padlock then cover it up with skin of okete (a small bush rat) . Whenever you want to use chant the above incantation and on the padlock then lock it.
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Ifun inu igba, ifun inu akeregbe, ifun inu akara, ewe bomubomu ti owu, egun ori toti gbe die, oko atare kan, ao oj po ao di ni agadagodo, ao gba ni awo funfun. Ofore: Ifun inu igba ki jeki igba o mi, Ifun inu akeregbe ki jeki akeregbe o fohun, Awu fohun ni ti bomubomu, Ifun inu akara ki jeki akara o fohun, Ori gbigbe ki dide ba ori tutu rojo. Translation: Ifun means the insides or intestines, and igba means calabash, so the insides of a freshly cut calabash that has not yet been prepared for commercial use, the insides of akeregbe a big sized gourd, the insides of akara a specially prepared bean cake, ewe bomubomu (known as the arch tree), piece of human skull bone, 1/3 section of a whole alligator pepper burn then tie in cotton wool with black and white thread and tie to the back of a padlock then cover it up with white animal skin. Whenever you want to use chant the above incantation and on the padlock then lock it.
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Ewe abo, imo ope, ibo igbin, odidi atare kan, ao jo po, ao ko si aba owu, ao fi awo dudu ran mo agadagodo ti aba felo ao si agadagodo na sile, ao pe ofore si ao wa tipa. Ofore: Abo kolo bo ……. Yen lenu, Ilekun ti igbin ba ti arare ni ti mo, Imo ko lo mo ……….. lenu. A o ti. Ao je atare lenu ki ato pe.
Translation: Ewe abo, palm leaf the white that covers an old snail, one whole alligator pepper burn preparation then tie in cotton wool with black and white thread and tie to the back of a padlock then cover it up with white animal skin. Whenever you want to use chant the above incantation and on the padlock then lock it. 10. Adan, opolo, oga, panumo abo 201, panumo abafe 201, obuotoyo, odidi atare kan, jijo po, ao di mo agadagodo, ao ran ni awo ekun, ti aba fe lo ao fi atare mesan pe ofore. Ofore: Adan kiri di su, afi enu, Opolo ki gbenu ile, Oga kan ki gba aso tii, Panumo abo ki ba abo leri, Panumo abafe ki ba abafe ro, Akun sinu lekun nkun, Eni kan ki roju ekun ko fija lo. Say your intention and lock it. Translation: One bat (Adan means bat), one toad, one chameleon, 201 ipanumo abo, 201 ipanumo abafe, obuotoyo is a special phosphate salt used by photographers in image processing (I have forgotten the actual name), one whole alligator pepper, burn preparation then tie in cotton wool with black and white thread and tie to the back of a padlock then cover it up with leopard skin. Whenever you want to use chant the above incantation and on the padlock then lock it.
11. Oro agogo, ori ako pepeiye, ori adaripon, ipanumo iya, ipanumo abo, ipanumo abafe, ogiri to o lanu, odidi atare kan, jijo po, ao di in ikobere, ao di mo agadagodo. Ofore: Panumo abo ki jeki abo foun, Panumo abafe ki jeki abafe foun, Panumo iya ki jeki iya foun, Igbagbe lose oro agogo ti ko roju lewe, Igbagbe lose ope tio roju yo ogomo, Alanu foun niti pepeiye, Bi pepeiye ba lanu igbe he he he ni ke, Bi alangba ba lanu igbe he he he ni ke, Alanu fonu ni ti ogiri alapa, Say your intention and lock it. Translation: The cactus plant, head of a male duck, head of an agama lizard, the ipanumo of a leaf called iya, ipanumo of abo, ipanumo of abafe, piece of sand from a cracked wall with a wide gap in between, one whole alligator pepper burn preparation then tie in cotton wool with black and white thread and tie to the back of a padlock then cover it up with white animal skin. Whenever you want to use chant the above incantation and on the padlock then lock it. 12. Igbin kan, ata wewe, ohun Elede, ohun pepeiye, irun ori odi, aso egun, jijo po pelu
atare kan, ao ko sinu aba owu, ao fi awo agility ran bi o ba wu wa a le jo ori alangba mo. Ao di mo ehin agadagodo. Ao ma pe ofore si ti aba fe lo. Ofore: Igbin ko gbodo gbin, Agiliti ki mi ko se aro kerese mejeji tele, Odi ko ni enu amu soro, Oro huhu inu elede ni wa, Alawe foun niti pepeiye, Ale sinu ni ako alangba leri tire. A o je atare mesan ki ato pe ofo yi, ti aba pe tan, a o tu si. Translation: One big snail, small pepper, heart of a pig, heart of a duck, the hair of a dumb person, piece of cloth from the egungun, one whole alligator pepper, burn preparation then tie in cotton wool with black and white thread and tie to the back of a padlock then cover it up with skin of a special reptile known as agility. Whenever you want to use chant the above incantation and on the padlock then lock it. 13. Opa eku, opa eja, isawiri, ewe alupaida, jijo po, ao di sinu owu, ao wa di mo ehin agadagodo, ao fi awo ekun gba. Ofore: Opa eja ni tiran mo eja, Opa eku ni tiran mo eku, Isawiri ni tile mo arare, Alupaida ban pa iye ……. Da, Owu funfun owu dudu ki jara won niyan, Ki lagbaja ma ja mi niyan.
Translation: When an animal is caught and roosted, it is hanged on a stick, that stick is the thing Known as opa in this formula, so you get opa of eku (ie rat) opa of eja (fish), water snail, ewe alupaida burn preparation then tie in cotton wool with black and white thread and tie to the back of a padlock then cover it up with leopard skin. Whenever you want to use chant the above incantation and on the padlock then lock it. 14. Iye igun, iye akala, iye lekeleke, ori okete, odidi atare kan, ao jo po, ao di mo ehin agadagodo, ao fi awo dudu ran ni egbe kan, awo iki ni egbe keji. Ofore: Ofe ni igun jebo, Ofe ni akala joku, Ofe ni eke leke fo kalu, Oro ti okete baba ile so ni ile ngbo, Iki ki ni iye ninu. Say your intention and lock it. Translation: The feater of igun (Vulture), feather of Akala (Another large bird), feather of lekeleke (white crane), head of bush rat, one whole alligator pepper burn preparation then tie in cotton wool with black and white thread and tie to the back of a padlock then cover it up with white animal skin. Whenever you want to use chant the above incantation and on the padlock then lock.
15. Eye Adan kan, ijokun opolo kan, obi akiriboto kan, odidi atare kan, orogbo kan, eyo ileke kan, ao kan si meji, ao fi idaji si, ao jo po ao di mo ara kokoro, ao ran ni awo funfun , ao re di ojo meje. Ofore – Lakiriboto ki roju awe, Ela ileke ki roju atokunbo, Orogbo kiri oju awe, Awon lo difa fun orunmila nijo ti nti ikole orun bowa si ikole aye, Won ni tani ma di idi, Adan ni ojo na koni anti baibai ninu. So edun okan re ko tii. Translation One bat, one big toad, one unsplitable kolanut, one whole alligator pepper, one bitter kola, one bead, split it into two horizontally such that it can hole no thread, burn all together, tie to a padlock, sew white leather round the padlock, when you want to use it, chant the above incantation on it and say you intention, then lock it. 16. Afomo ajade, ewe amunimuye, igi oro, ese pepeiye, awo okete, ao bu die nibiti igana bag be lanu, ao jo po ao di ni ikobere, agadagodo pupa ni ao di mo. Ofore – Igbagbe lose oro ko lewe, Igbagbe lose afomo ajade ti ko ranti fegbomule, Igbagbe lose olodumare ti ko ran ti la ese pepeiye, Kete kete lasoro okete, Alanu fohun ni ti igana, Ewe amunimuye bami mu iye ___ lo loni, Owu dudu owu funfun ki jara won ni yan. Translation Parasite plant the grows on the lapalapa tree(Jatropha tree), amunimuye leaves, piece of wood from an oro tree, the two legs of a duck, skin of a giant bush rat, take a piece from the crack in a wall, burn all together, tie with white and black thread on cotton to a red padlock. Chant the above incantation on it when you want to use it. 17. Owo iwaju aja mejeji, ese awodi mejeji, ori igun kan, igi ti alapata nsa eran lori re, epo igi igbaa, odidi atare kan, jijo po ao mu isu kan, ako isu nio, ao gesi meji logba logba, ao gbe inu isu naa toun tosi ao gbe agadagodo yen sinu isu yen ai fi okun di dada, ao gbe sinu ikoko tabi pot, ao se yio jina pelu omi ao wa so kale, ti aba ti yo agadagodo naa kuro ninu isu yen ao lori isu naa mole, ao sa agadagodo naa yio gbe. Ofore – Igun ki dara koma jebo, Awodi ki dara koma jale, Aja ki dara koma ji nkan je, Igba loni ki won ma gba ___ loju, lenu, Ki o lo ji nkan onikan loni yio. Ao ti agadagodo naa pa.
Translation The both front legs of a dog, both legs of the bird called awodi, head of vulture (igun), the wood on which a butcher cuts his meat, bark of the igbaa tree, one whole alligator pepper, burn all together, tie to a padlock, get one yam split it into two and put the padlock inside, then tie the yam with a rope and keep in a pot the cook it with water, when the yam is well cooked, take out the padlock, dry it, chant the above incantation on it and lock it. 18. Panumo abo, panumo abafe, ifun inu igba, ifun inu akara, ibi igana bati lanu ao bu ni egbe egbe, eku ti ebiti pa, oromo die, toba sonu lehin iyare, ewe amunimuye, ao wa jo gbogbo re po ao mo bu sinu agadagodo ao mo di mo lara, ao ran ni odi awo. Ofore – Kutelu lode ipewu, Kubere lode ipefon, Mopade awon mejeji ni bebe ona, Moni elejo ile in nko, Won lo w anile, Moni panumo abo kiba abo wijo, Panumo abafe kiba abafe fohun, Ifun inu igba kije igba omi, Ifun akara kije ki akara ole fohun, Alanu fohun niti alapa, Kosio kosio ni oromodie ke, Bi ebiti ba pa eku ipa iye mo ninu ni, Ewe amunimuye komu iyere lo. Ao wa tipa. Translation New germinating abo leaves, new germinating abafe leaves, the seeds inside a calabash, the insides of akara, take a piece from the crack in a wall, a rat that was killed by a trap, a chicken that got lost and is crying for its hen mother, amunimuye leaves, burn all together die to a padlock, and sew opposite side of any skin on the padlock. When you want to use it chant the above incantation and lock. 19. Eiye adan kan, opolo kan, obi akiriboto kan, odidi atare kan, ologbo kan, ela ileke, jijo po ao fi tefa odi meji ki ato ko sinu owu otutu. Ofore – Akiriboto ki loju awe, Ela ileke ki loju ato kun bo, Orogbo ki loju awe, Awon ni won difa fun orunmila ni ojo ti onti ikole orun bowa si ikole aiye, Won ni tani oma di idi adan lojona, Odi meji ni ohun yio di, Odi meji sebi iwo lodi idi adan lojona, Ki olo bami di idi ___omo___ loni. Agadagodo ti afin ti obo obinrin. Translation
One bat, one toad, one unsplitable kolanu, one whole alligator pepper, one cat, one split bead, burn all together and make the odu of odi meji on it, put inside cotton wool and tie to a padlock. Chant the incantation and lock it. Use to lock a woman’s vagina.
20. Abere 201, ni oru ni ao se, ao pa odidi olongbo ao ki gbogbo abere naa bo ni ara ti yio wole jijo pelu, odidi konko. Ao fi owu dud ati funfun di mo ara agadagodo. Ofore – Owu dudu owu funfun ki jara won ni yan, Abere ki kohun aso, Konko ki kohun odo, Igba eyan ki ja olongbo niyan, Loni yio __ omo __ , Agadagodo yi ise bayi ni mo feki ose fun o. A o ti pa. Translation 201 needles, do this work in the night, kill a cat, and pin all the needles on its body, burn with one frog and take some of the powder and use a black thread and cotton wool to tie it to a padlock. When you want to use chant the above incantation and lock it. 21. Ifun igba, ifun agbe, iboju isawuru, obi lakiriboto, iyepe ibiti adie saba si, omi inu eku, aje inu ibon, opa ti won fi sin eku ati ti eja, owu ti afi di oku lenu, ogan ti ojin lori, oko atare kan. Ao fie nu bu omi si inu agbada ao jo po. Ao ran mo agadadogo pelu awo egbin lapa kan, awo ekun lapa kan. Ofore – Ewure kifi lakiriboto sere, Agutan kifi lakiriboto sere, Ifun inu igba ki je ki igba omi, Ifun inu agbe ki je ki agbe soro, Owu ti afi di oku lenu ki roju yo, Atipa ni isawuru tilekun mo ara re, Oyi ni omi eku pa, Opa eku ni pa oro mo eku lenu, Opa eja ni pa oro mo eja lenu, Bi adie gun ori aba apa ohun da, Afenu pon mi ki roju soro, Akanti ni oloko kan ogan, Bi osu bale oni bode apa nada. Translation Get the seeds and sponge flesh inside a new un opened calabash, seeds inside a gourd, the seal of a water snail, un split kolanut, sand from where a hen layed and is warming its eggs, water from the hole where palm nuts is soaked for making palm oil, the bullet that has been loaded inside a gun, a stick that was used in staking a fish, rope or thread that was used in tying the mouth of a dead man, ant hill that has broken and fallen on top of itself, one whole alligator pepper, burn all together. When burning use your mouth to fetch water