5 Signs Your Destiny Has Been Stolen — And Why You Need an IFÁ Reading Now

Is Your Destiny Being Stolen?

Contrary to popular belief, stealing someone’s destiny is not only possible — it’s alarmingly common.

Many people walk around unaware that their Ori (Destiny) has been tampered with, hijacked, or completely stolen. Sadly, even those who are spiritually enlightened are not automatically immune.

Some believe that if your Ori does not “permit” attacks, you are safe. This belief is dangerously misleading. Unless you have fortified your Ori with specific spiritual antidotes for every known occult manipulation (which is practically impossible), you are at risk.

Let’s illustrate this: imagine someone using a Gbetugbetu charm a powerful charm that hypnotizes against one’s will, despite what western hypnosis claims.

If you do not possess the exact antidote to Gbetugbetu, it doesn’t matter if you’re a powerful Babalawo or a revered Oba — you can still fall victim. Even a child equipped with such a charm can spiritually overpower you. (Ads: We have gbetugbetu in store for personal protection)

In Western terms, this is referred to as energy transfer. But in traditional Yoruba cosmology, it’s known as Destiny Snatching.

5 Types of People Who Commonly Steal Destiny

• Traditional spiritualists (old men and women)
• Christian clergy (pastors, bishops, prophets)
• Politicians
• Celebrities
• Internet fraudsters

Why Do They Steal Destiny?

• Wealth
• Long life
• Fame
• Spiritual power
• Good fortune

Common Tools Used to Steal Ori (Destiny)

1. Rings: Appear harmless, but can steal destiny during greetings, prayer sessions, or sex.
   ✔️ Safety Tip: Avoid people laying hands on your head. Your head is sacred.
2. Oils: Applied on hands or private parts to make spiritual contact.
   ✔️ Safety Tip: Do not allow unknown substances near your body during intimacy or prayers.
3. Handkerchiefs: Especially white ones, used to wipe face or private parts.
   ✔️ Safety Tip: Say NO to strange handkerchief offers.
4. Native Pots: Hidden beneath seats or beds. Sitting or resting on them can transfer your Ori.
   ✔️ Safety Tip: Check before you sit or lie down, especially in unknown places.
5. Money: Occult-laced currency left on roads or public places.
   ✔️ Safety Tip: Never pick up money you randomly find.

5 Signs Your Destiny Has Been Stolen

1. You’ve had contact with someone’s ring during greetings, prayer, or sex — and misfortunes followed.
2. You were touched or rubbed with oily palms, especially on your head — and your luck changed for worse.
3. Someone used or gave you a handkerchief to wipe your face or private parts — then bad luck began.
4. You sat or laid on a suspicious item (like a native pot) and things have been going downhill since.
5. You picked up strange money on the road — and your life hasn’t been the same.

If you answered YES to any of the above, your Ori (Destiny) may have been compromised.

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