2019年6月27日 · When obi heard the powerful message ( incantation) from the IFA priest, she herself shivered and shook and , she fell and became a kola nut or obi . The same obi we now known respectively as OBI abata fruit.

2021年7月11日 · Obi (obi Abata) – The kolanut or Cola Acuminata. Obi Abata has been viewed by many as an ordinary fruit with little or no benefit. In reality, it has varied great benefits ranging from the physical advantages to mental usage, from spiritual usefulness to divine importance.

Obi Abata, which is the focus of this work is the simplest Ifa Oracle. It requires no initiations nor prescribed animal sacrifices. But, be not fooled, although apparently simple, it is extremely...

2012年6月24日 · Obi Abata, the type of Obi used in divination, is made up of three to six lobes that are split open and used as both an Oracle and as offerings to the Ancestors and Orisa. It is the Obi Abata that is a staple ingredient in most sacred Ifa’Orisa rituals and celebrations.

Obi Abata, the type of Obi used in divination, is made up of three to six lobes that are split open and used as both an Oracle and as offerings to the Ancestors and Orisa. It is the Obi Abata that is a staple ingredient in most sacred Ifa’Orisa rituals and celebrations.

The document provides an introduction to basic Obi Abata divination in Yoruba traditional religion. It describes the anatomy and terminology used, explaining that the four-lobed kola nut called Obi Abata is split into male and female segments to perform simple yes/no divination.

2012年11月5日 · Obí divination is performed using four pieces of coconut meat in Santería Lukumí, but this oracle has a much older tradition originating in Africa utilizing four pieces of kola nut meat. The kola nut has a brown rough exterior that naturally breaks open revealing lobes of white nut meat inside.

Ifa's Obi Abata : the little oracle that goes a long way / Ra Ifagbemi Babalawo. Smithsonian Libraries and Archives. Object Details Author Ifagbemi Babalawo, Ra 1999 Call number BF1773.2.N6 I33 1999 Type Books Physical description 73 p. ; 23 cm Place Nigeria Title Obi Abata Smithsonian Libraries Topic Oracles Ifa (Religion)

Traditionally there are six types of Obi in accordance to their number of lobes and this classification is based on their divination purpose. The single type of Obi called Akiriboto; this type of Obi has just one lobe and It is very rare but it is used for some sorts of medicinal purpose