
Aboru Aboye. Physical weakness can often be corrected through discipline, learning, and perseverance. However, a mind that is left unstable, undisciplined, or clouded by destructive thinking may gradually drift toward confusion, poor judgment,...
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Aboru Aboye. Before supporting others, allow the spirit of Olódùmarè and His numerous divinities to guide and protect you. Before taking on the responsibilities and burdens of another person, seek the wisdom and direction of Enitolodu. A...
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Aboru Aboye. The early hours of the morning and the quiet moments of the night are among the most sacred times for prayer, self-reflection, and spiritual alignment. Offering blessings and prayers with obi, orogbo, àtàrẹ, cowries,...
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Aboru Aboye. Throughout my journey, I have rarely witnessed a truly good, honorable, patient, humble, and disciplined person ultimately become a victim of the evils of the past, the misfortunes of the present, or the calamities of the future....
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Our greatest battle is not with the world around us—it is with our own mind. When left undisciplined, the mind can become our greatest enemy. It can fill us with fear, worry, anxiety, doubt, and despair. Yet when it is strengthened through...
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Delay is not denial. Remember that time and space do not limit the divine realm of Olódùmarè and His numerous divinities. What appears delayed in the physical world is not forgotten in the spiritual realm. Remain consistent and persistent in...
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