Edited sentence: , character) can be maintained so that "ire" (i., that which is the good desired) may manifest, and the application of both spiritual and related secular solutions.Babalawos and Iyanifas undergo training in the memorization and interpretation of the 256 odù or mysteries, as well as in the numerous verses or Ese of Ifá.For instance, several would also be herbalists, while others would specialize in extinguishing the troubles caused by Ajogun.The Babalawos and Iyanifas are, however, primarily trained in the determination of problems, or to divine how "Ìwà" (i.The Ifá priest helps people develop the discipline and character that supports such spiritual growth called "Iwa Pele", or good character.Their primary function is to assist people in finding, understanding, and being in alignment with their individual "Orí" (one's spiritual self) until they experience spiritual wisdom as a part of their daily experience.This is done by identifying the client's spiritual "destiny", and developing a spiritual blueprint which can be used to support, cultivate, and live out that destiny.Traditionally, the Babalawo and the Iyanifa usually have additional professional specialties