Peter Imoje Sings A Traditional Yoruba Song Which He Called "Olodumare". Produced In 2014, This Song Is The First Song Sung In Yoruba Language. A Heartfelt Song And Prayer By The Goth Inspired Vocalist.
@@mowastudios Yes.. though I sang this song not actually preparing any special lyrical outline. I just sang from the heart but i can translate what i was saying in the song. ..... olodumare (God/Creator) Dariji Ese mi ( Forgive my sins ) Kabiyesi ( King) Dariji Ese gbogbo aye ( Forgive the sins of the whole world) Mimo (Holy) Akoda aye ( Thou who created the world ) Kabiyesi wa (Our king)
@@Gocubs2345 well.. It's just a song to worship God.. God existed long before the World and Christ was one with him before he became man to live amongst us
@@nlyk_dv8356 Olodumare is the creator of everything seen and unseen. He is God. A positive spirit of good that signifies purity and rules over us. He also created the Angels and bestowed upon them freewill. Some of these angels however got full of themselves and decided to go against the will of their creator out of selfishness and jealousy. GOD(Olodumare) did not destroy the instigator and his followers instead, he cast them out of heaven to the earth where they will roam until the end of time where finally olodumare will condemn them to Hell. These spirits roam the earth and want the followers of olodumare to go against his will so that they win more souls to them. All of these led to the creation of evil (opposite of good) there are controversies however to all of these. Some people dont believe in the existence of hell or An all knowing God. However in past civilisations, humans have always felt the need to connect to a higher power. They give this Divinty they worship different names. In Western Africa, Yoruba land, The creator is called Olodumate. The creator of all things. The positive energy . Dome people ask why he didnt destroy evil. That's the extent of Gods mercy. If we are fallible humans and not perfect, then like the devil, we too deserve to he condemned in that regard.
@@peterimoje-medicinehealthc4794 I find your post interesting. Why? You gave a Christian meaning to a word that came from Yoruba IFA corpus, Olodumare. In full as stated in Odu Ogunda, Olodumare is short form of "Olodu-Ikoko-tin-Tan-Osumare". "Owner of the boundless pot that shineth the rainbow". As a yoruba word and name, it tell a story.
The word "Olodumare" is a short form of the full name "Olodu-Ikoko-tin-Tan-Osumare" as stated in the Yoruba IFA Corpus in Odu Ogunda (verse). It literally interpret as "Owner of the boundless pot that shineth the rainbow"
🧿🤍 PURE SOUL AND BEAUTIFUL EYES OF THE BEHOLDER I AM A RAY OF LIGHT THANK YOU OLODUMARE
Praise you Olodumare!! Praise you Olorun!! Bless you Father
Bless God. Amen.
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💚💜🌸Thank You🌸💜💚
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This is so beautiful thank you so much for this. Praise be to Oldodumare! May he bless you all!
Mowa Studios Amen. Thank you
Would you happen to have a translation?
@@mowastudios Yes.. though I sang this song not actually preparing any special lyrical outline. I just sang from the heart but i can translate what i was saying in the song. ..... olodumare (God/Creator)
Dariji Ese mi ( Forgive my sins )
Kabiyesi ( King)
Dariji Ese gbogbo aye ( Forgive the sins of the whole world)
Mimo (Holy)
Akoda aye ( Thou who created the world )
Kabiyesi wa (Our king)
@@peterimoje-medicinehealthc4794 Thank you so much!
@@marknung751 you're most welcome. Thank you too.
Ajuba👏
This song right here is so delectable and beautifully done.
Thank you very much
Ashe Edumare
Ashe
Beautiful Ashe'
Thank you very much
@@peterimoje-medicinehealthc4794 Are you Yoruba?
@@YawAsafo i am
This would be great to play while sleeping. It is so soothing and magical at the same time. Your voice is truly amazing
Thank you very much. GOD bless you
@@peterimoje-medicinehealthc4794 This was before Jesus?
@@Gocubs2345 well, no. It's just a song to revere God .
@@Gocubs2345 well.. It's just a song to worship God.. God existed long before the World and Christ was one with him before he became man to live amongst us
@@peterimoje-medicinehealthc4794 Ok
Myself.
I can't get pass the picture...
Ikr, why would you have white angels 😢
What is the translation words of the song dearly please translate for us & it is very beautiful Ase, Ase.
What is olodumare??????
The highest power of the universe. God .
@@peterimoje-medicinehealthc4794 than how does its communicate with us... And is that a positive energy or negative?
@@nlyk_dv8356 Olodumare is the creator of everything seen and unseen. He is God. A positive spirit of good that signifies purity and rules over us. He also created the Angels and bestowed upon them freewill. Some of these angels however got full of themselves and decided to go against the will of their creator out of selfishness and jealousy. GOD(Olodumare) did not destroy the instigator and his followers instead, he cast them out of heaven to the earth where they will roam until the end of time where finally olodumare will condemn them to Hell. These spirits roam the earth and want the followers of olodumare to go against his will so that they win more souls to them. All of these led to the creation of evil (opposite of good) there are controversies however to all of these. Some people dont believe in the existence of hell or An all knowing God.
However in past civilisations, humans have always felt the need to connect to a higher power. They give this Divinty they worship different names. In Western Africa, Yoruba land, The creator is called Olodumate. The creator of all things. The positive energy .
Dome people ask why he didnt destroy evil. That's the extent of Gods mercy.
If we are fallible humans and not perfect, then like the devil, we too deserve to he condemned in that regard.
@@peterimoje-medicinehealthc4794 I find your post interesting. Why? You gave a Christian meaning to a word that came from Yoruba IFA corpus, Olodumare. In full as stated in Odu Ogunda, Olodumare is short form of "Olodu-Ikoko-tin-Tan-Osumare". "Owner of the boundless pot that shineth the rainbow". As a yoruba word and name, it tell a story.
The word "Olodumare" is a short form of the full name "Olodu-Ikoko-tin-Tan-Osumare" as stated in the Yoruba IFA Corpus in Odu Ogunda (verse). It literally interpret as "Owner of the boundless pot that shineth the rainbow"