07/07/2025
Let's talk about waist bead. \n\nBeads are known to be one of the things The Yoruba people used among the items of Orisa icon and most importantly, it's also used for recognition, protection and body adornment. \n\nWaist bead is one of the Ęsó Ara(body adorement) that yoruba women used to beautify their well endowed body. \n\nThere's a yoruba proverb that says: \n\nOmo ęni ò sè'dí bèrèrè\nKá f'ìlèkè s'ídìí omo elòmíì\n\nIf your child is blessed with a beautiful waist\nWhy go put the bead in another person's child waist?\n\nWhile growing up, we used to see mothers put waist bead on their children's waist just to beautify their body. \n\nNow adays, people are so ignorant that they now demonize waist bead, thinking a lady could use waist bead to 'collect' a man's "glory and destiny". So people still think like this in 2023???\n\nYes a woman can fortify her waist bead against bad omen from happening to her, it could be fortified for protection purpose but a waist bead can never be used to snatched a man's glory or turn a man to a robot. \n\nJust like we consecrate our Ifa and Orisa beads, a lady can fortify her waist bead too for her own protection. As a man, if you have no bad motives, then you have nothing to be scared of. \n\nDear beautiful lady, if you are using just two beads before, add five more. Let them bead bounce up and down as you walk around. 😁😁😁.\n Ire Oo‼️🧘🏾\nBabalawo Ifateru Says🗣️🗣️\n 🕊️✨📿