Why Must Aje Be Honored, Never Commanded? Osa Meji, Iwori Meji, and the Power That Answers to Respect

Why must Aje be honored, never commanded? This educational article (Aje round 4) answers from two fresh source anchors in the Oluwo Jolaoso Osainbola corpus that rounds 1-3 did not use for Aje: Osa Meji (entry 10 of The Original AI manuscript), 'the Odu most associated with the aje - the deep, formidable feminine powers,' whose third teaching is respect for power - 'Approach them with clean hands, or do not approach them at all' - and whose associated forces list 'the aje, to be honored and never challenged lightly'; and Iwori Meji (entry 3), whose associated forces name the aje as 'the formidable feminine forces of the cosmos, to be respected, never trifled with,' and whose teachings make sight a discipline, transformation an inner work, and character the test at every threshold. The protocol assembled: tell the truth before it is told on you; approach with clean hands and examined motives, or not at all; never challenge lightly; do not manage a dark sign alone - take it to a qualified awo; prepare for weather, not negotiation. Osa's and Iwori's verses are [SOURCE NEEDED] per the manuscript - withheld, never invented. Iwori's mirrored-column sign is presented as the manuscript's account, with the asymmetry noted as under review. Devotional/educational only; study is not initiation.