The concept of taboo can’t be over-emphasized as far as our Isese community is concerned. The concept of taboo is as old as man, because, during the creation of the earth, Elédùmarè instructed Ọbàtálá to be in charge of creation ...
Read More »The Dilemma Of Abandoning Your Language
By Prof. Moyo OkedijiFor the first time in my life, I traveled out of Nigeria in 1983 to visit London for a solo exhibition of my work at the Africa Center.Rufus Orisayomi had arranged the exhibition for me.Tunde Fagbenle and ...
Read More »Who is Orisa Aje How does it work?
In Yoruba culture and spirituality Orisa Aje is known as female offspring of Olokun. Hence Orisa Aje is been refer to as Aje Olokun ,better put in Ifa spiritual parlance Aje Olokun Seni Ade.It is believe in Yoruba spirituality that ...
Read More »Women Can Touch Ifa During Monthly Period.
It’s high time people knew that women monthly period is not a sign of dirtyness or something forbidden but a sign of hope and strength according to Ifa.A woman can pray and touch her ifa when on her period.Their are ...
Read More »Orí: The first Òrìṣà…
Orí is the first Òrìṣà to be praised. It is our connection to Àṣẹ. It is the one that guides, accompanies and helps person since before birth, during all life and after death and assisting in the fulfillment of one’s ...
Read More »Traditionalist Blasts Nollywood Filmmakers For Portraying African gods As Evil
Concerned traditionalist condemns the abnormal depiction of African Orisa and Gods as evil by moviemakers because it leaves a negative impression on cultural beliefs. Based on a Twitter user identified as IfaFunsho @funshographix, it remains a ‘mental colonialism’that even African ...
Read More »Are you showing appreciation?
Ifa still gives blessing like it used toOsun still give children like she used toOgun still make way like he used toSango still gives victory like he used toOsanyin still heal like beforeObatala still purify ones life like beforeYemoja still ...
Read More »Oodua History 101: Meet the King that never sold out Oodua race
Alaafin Oyo was initially regarded as the Paramount ruler in Oodua (Yoruba) Land because, Oyo happened to be an empire and political headquarter of some Oodua people (Yorubas). but it is trite to know that, Oyo Empire didn’t cover the ...
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Orisa festival: 18th of march
Ore yeye oooooooo. Yeye Osunfunmise Osunfunmilayo is using this opportunity to invite all her co working orisa priestess, all my good sisters and friends in orisa to join her to celebrate the Orisa festival which will come up18th of march; ...
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