However, it is necessary to understand that the Ajogún, while disruptive by nature, are not out to get you their role is to give you consequences for bad behavior so that you grow and make amends. The Ajogún ( disruptive spiritual forces) will obstruct your life if your thoughts and actions don't reflect good intentions. Temptation could test your character during this time therefore, Ìwa-Pẹ̀lẹ̀ ( kind and gentle character) is essential. The Idé will also guard against enemies or detractors that may block your chances of success. The Idé can be of your guardian Òrìṣà or Ọ̀rúnmìlà for protection and wisdom this will ensure you don't stray from the path of your Destiny. Since Ìrẹtẹ̀ Mejì is a senior Odù that comes with Ibi ( off-path, bad fortune) as indicated by Ìwòrì Ògúndá, I recommend that you wear an Idé ( bracelet).
Be aware that " flaunting your good fortune" or " sharing good news" unwittingly attracts unwanted attention from others in the form of envy and jealousy that also blocks Iré. Ìrẹtẹ̀ Mejì says it pays to stoop to conquer " humility " is an important virtue while selfishness is a sure way to block the flow of Iré. Ifá proverb says: " An elder who eats his food in disregard of others will carry a burden to his home. It may sound counter-intuitive to give your fortune away after you work so hard for it, but it is only by giving it away that you continue to receive more. The lesson, however, is that to keep Iré ( good fortune), you must share it with others. Ìrẹtẹ̀ represents the good fortune that we conquered through persistence and hard work, the rewards of making a genuine effort. Therefore, it is imperative that we receive spiritual guidance ( e.g., personal reading) to ensure we don't stumble along the way. The challenge of this Odù when it comes with Ibi ( off-path, bad fortune) is that missteps, bad advice, or misguided assumptions will surely undo our efforts. Ìrẹtẹ̀ is as much about " conquering good fortune" as the missteps and failures we encounter along the way we stumble, we fall, but we must get up and keep moving forward. Moreover, Ìrẹtẹ̀ is a " calling card" to turn to spirituality for someone not on a spiritual path as a condition for prosperity. Ìrẹtẹ̀ always applies pressure to get us to react in some positive way in other words, it tells us to create our own Iré the relentless pursuit of prosperity. It means " conquering good fortune," note that the word Iré ( good fortune) is part of the name. Ìrẹtẹ̀ Mejì is the 14th Odù and has profound spiritual implications for someone on a spiritual path. We're at a crossroads now and must choose where to go from here Èṣù / Ẹlégbá will be our guide. Dafá ( Ifá Oracle Divination) revealed senior Odù, Ìrẹtẹ̀ Mejì with Ibi ( off-path, bad fortune), which could mean that we're not living up to our potential and missing out on key opportunities.
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