In Yorùbá spirituality, Osogbo is not divine punishment—it is the moment life signals that something has shifted out of alignment. It appears as disruption, heaviness, delay, or confusion, inviting you to pause, listen, and realign with your Orí. Osogbo is not a curse, but a sacred call to restore balance and return to your destiny.

Ifá teaches that perfection is not a blessing but a form of stagnation. When life becomes too smooth, Aṣẹ stops circulating, Orí grows dull, and character weakens. True alignment comes through movement, tension, humility, and sacred challenge. Imperfection is divine—it awakens intuition, strengthens destiny, and keeps us connected to the forces that shaped creation.