Take Over Control Of Your Spiritual Destiny

Introduction

Secret awesome powers are in bones – animal bones. Powers stored in human bones will inhere therein for as long as the bone shall exist. I mean spiritual or mystical powers. It is misleading concentrating on developing powers that are store in glands, flesh, and blood. Powers in the bones will outlast them. A corollary of this is that the powers of all bones have been accumulating under the earth, seas, and oceans since Homo sapiens became imbued with certain powers. We call this sort of powers Ebo.
The bones have not always had Ebo. They started having Ebo since HHUABOLT struck the earth. No one can remember when this happened because intelligence was the consequence. Before it happened, Homo sapiens were not “sapient”; hence, they could not have any culture, let alone the tradition of recording anything regarding dates. A brief review of some of the roles bones play in the spiritual history of humanity illustrates this.

The most familiar example is that God took a rib from the side of Adam and made it into a woman. He could just as well have taken one of Adam’s kidneys, testicles, glands, or other part. Man has always had a pair of each of these with one always being a spare.

The human skeleton is the complete set in which a person survives after death. Skeleton as bones neither rots nor pulverize. When the flesh and blood have long returned to dust and ashes, the bones remain. The passions of man and woman are rightly called the passions of flesh. Our passions do not have their roots in our bones; rather, they are of flesh and blood. Therefore, the passions die with the flesh. The powers (Ebo) of the person, which he acquired while he/she lived are preserved in the bones. Not anywhere else, that is perishable such as in the glands or chakras. This points also to the fact that mundane or make-belief initiations aimed at developing the activities in the flesh and blood rase transient passions. The product or apparent gains are all vanity.

Power Continues In Bones

Priests who practise blood rituals believe that the blood of some animals are superior to the blood of others. They understand human beings to be higher than other animals. They consider human blood therefore to be superior to the blood of lower animals. This belief extends to the hierarchy of bones. They consider human bones superior to the bones of lower animals.

Some races are known to eat different elements of the bodies of their enemies after slaying them in battle. The parts or elements, which they drink or eat, include the blood, the heart, or brain. They wish to add the vitality of the fallen soldier through the consumption of his blood; his courage they hope to assimilate by eating his heart; inheriting the intelligence or power of divination of the victim leads them to eat the brain. These consume the warm body and leave the bones. Unknown to them, the bones that the slain leave behind maintain their presence in the world.

Some tribes, families, or cult members in some parts of the world including Africa eat parts of the body of those whom they “sacrifice” as part of rituals. Some eat the body parts of the dead members of a shrine or cult, leaving the bones. The powers in the bones form part of the powers that haunt people who murder to enhance own powers.

Cannibals, who eat human meat, do not care; they may smash the bones to get at the bone marrow. No matter what they do, the bones whole or in pieces retain their original Ebo (in the sense that particles of magnet retain their magnetism). Those who kill for rituals may not break the bones because they think that the flesh and blood serve their purpose better. However those who understand that the powers of the victim is in the bones would leave the bones undamaged, of lower animals which they sacrifice. This reverence applies in particular to the bones of the totem animal of the ethnic group.

Some races collect the bones of their Patriarch in alter or shrines. Nomadic races carry the bones in special containers. The spiritual powers, namely the Ebo of their Patriarch guide and guard them through his bones, which they carry with them in their migration. Other examples are many where people bury their father or god in a place that they later convert into alters or shrines.

Application Of Powers In Bones

I as Oboiro must live, survive, and triumph among those who practice these forms of magic and necromancy. I must also aid members of my family, as well as others to overcome the evil powers in the world. The only way and means to achieve this is to create entities, which include Ebo-artifacts. These artifacts bear Ebo as their powers. I make some using only plants and NEVER animal flesh, blood, or body parts. I take only the bone from the animal that I wish to include. This point is where GENUINE Ebo on one hand differs from all the rest on the other hand.

Others manufacture idols, fetishes, and things that rely on blood for their powers and invigoration. They do not manufacture Ebo even when they call their objects of blood ritual Ebo. Ebo requires no blood; hence, they can neither rot nor fade away. It can neither be appeased nor corrupted (“spoilt”) once it is created and assigned specific functions or duties.

Ebo must necessarily be sent on battles. When so deployed, genuine Ebo can never be bribed to either deviate from or negate its assignment once assigned. It will pursue the goal into eternity.

ODION Or Dean Among Ebo

Ebo gathered together by one person or by a community must include at least an ELDER, dean, or chief called ODION among them. Without such, they cannot perform as a team. The advantage of Ebo constituting a team as against being a collection of separate or unrelated individuals cannot be over emphasized. ODION Ebo is the dean or boss everywhere that it is installed. ODION organize other genuine Ebo into teams and have their own intelligence. They must necessarily be made of metals to make them independent of any family or tribe who could have as their totem the animal whose bones are used. The metals must also have the characteristics of permanence. I create these therefore in bronze, silver, gold, etc.