On The Mat • Opélé
Lesson 4 of 16 — “Pair Notation / Seniority”
Identify the first pair of Odu as Ibi or Ire by comparing its seniority to the second pair. Keep notation consistent and objective.
Opélé Technique
Pair Notation
Seniority
Daily Practice
Lesson Summary
Mark each Odu using single or double dots from right to left. Cast Opélé four times per day for ten consecutive days, marking Odu and noting the Ibi/Ire character of the first pair relative to the second.
Exercise: Determine seniority between first and second Odu pairs. Document results faithfully.
Odu Pairs for Practice
OGBE OFUN / OBARA OGBE
OSHE OBARA / OGBE OGBE
ODI OSA / IROSUN ODI
OBARA OBARA / ODI IROSUN
OBARA IROSUN / OSHE OYEKU
OSHE ODI / OGBE OSHE
OSHE OGUNDA / ODI IROSUN
IROSUN OGUNDA / OGBE OBARA
OGBE OFUN / OFUN OBARA
OSHE OBARA / OGBE MEJI
ODI OSA / IROSUN ODI
OBARA OBARA / ODI IROSUN
IROSUN ODI / IROSUN OSHE
OBARA MEJI / OBARA OGBE
OGBE OSHE / OBARA OGBE
OFUN OWORIN / OBARA MEJI
IROSUN OSHE / OGBE OBARA
OBARA MEJI / ODI OSHE
OBARA IROSUN / OFUN OBARA
OSHE OBARA / OBARA OGUNDA
Daily Submission
Submit your daily notes by email to Baba@swamiginstitute.com. Include:
- Date, time, and session number
- Each Odu pair cast with single/double dot notation
- Classification of first pair as Ibi or Ire
- Reflection on seniority insights
Keep steady—these practices prepare you for the milestone ahead. Successful completion of Lesson 5 with 50+ hours of documented practice qualifies you to apply for Certification in Opélé Divination through the SwamiG Institute.
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