Power Of Women: Part Four
When men call women ‘witches,’” , “remember: Olodumare’s fire is neither kind nor cruel. It is justice.⚖️ The village labeled Ìfẹ́ “alájẹ” (witch), not for evil, but because her power refuses subjugation. Where men expect
When men call women ‘witches,’” , “remember: Olodumare’s fire is neither kind nor cruel. It is justice.⚖️ The village labeled Ìfẹ́ “alájẹ” (witch), not for evil, but because her power refuses subjugation. Where men expect
Along with this narrative comes the story of the male Òrìsàs in the traditions of Ifa who were complaining about the powers Oludamare gave the Aje before they left their realm. Before time was split
This inherent power raises questions about accountability: Are some women consciously invoking this power, or is it an involuntary manifestation from abuse by men and those who try to subjugate them into taking lesser roles
Some people you offend in these times you will incur problems. There are spirits and powers attached to some that could cause irreparable damage and problems to ones life and it is mostly attached to