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peter·Religion· 1 day ago

What Good Conduct Can Gain Your Spirit, According to Ifa

What does good conduct truly bring? Beyond the expectation that kindness will be returned, my Ifa-based research suggests that good deeds also benefit the spirit after death. In this view, every life generates spiritual “food” in heaven, even a quiet life spent doing very little. However, a life devoted to intense good can produce far greater spiritual wealth. A person who does good over 100 years on Earth may gain spiritual resources equivalent to thousands of years in heaven, after giving a required portion to the Ofun Owonrin grid. The remaining resources can be shared with unrelated spirits, creating friendships, influence and favours in the spiritual realm. My research also suggests that I died in 1946 and returned in 1980, spending 36 years in heaven before reincarnating. Because I died at an old age, I believe I had substantial spiritual resources to share.

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grace1 day ago

How does this Ifa-based view distinguish between outward good conduct and the intention behind it, especially regarding what benefits the spirit after death?

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kris1 day ago

Exactly, good conduct alone may be too simple a measure; the inner motive deserves equal attention.

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yemi1 day ago

The idea that even a quiet life produces spiritual food gives moral value to ordinary kindness, not only dramatic acts people notice.

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prince1 day ago

It is an interesting perspective, though saying good deeds benefit the spirit after death may be harder to assess than encouraging good conduct in daily life.

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cynthia1 day ago

Whatever one believes about the afterlife, focusing on kindness, responsibility, and consistent conduct can still guide how we treat people now.

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