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Ifa Tradition: The Enchantment Of Creation

By Omo Awo Ifabunmi and Omo Awo Ifawumi We often talk about Ifa and our tradition, leaving involuntarily some basic explanations about what we practice and to which we devote our lives. What is Ifa? Ifa is life, is the ...

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ifa ni

Today is the first of February, Ose Ifa

After some meditation, I came with this “food for thought”. What have you done to be remembered for positively when you are gone? Then, hear this from Ejiogbe:- Bi aba de ibi ise nise laase Adifa fun Akilapa Kirakira tii ...

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For the Ifa Orisa/Isese: Have we forgotten the promises of Ifa to us for this year?

Ela moyin Aboru, moyin Aboye, moyin Abosise, Whether we are seeing from Obara Irete or from Ogunda Owonrin, what we have is all the expert, skilled, workmanship for the world that comes at the hands of Olodumare and Ifa. Our ...

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Listen to what Ifa Says in Osa logbe.

I marvel when I meditate on the words of Ifa, especially on life situations and testimony. Yes, Ifa said it all in Osa logbe. Eni a ni ko kinni leyin egun lo fi s’owo Eni a ni ko feni loju ...

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ori

Who is Ori?

Ori is you….the essential divinity in you that struggles to maintain constancy with your chosen destiny on your behalf. Even in the worship of Orisa of our head, it is Ori that determines the quality of our relationship with Orisa. ...

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igunuko

Igunuko !

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How to follow the path of Ifa and the irunmole

To follow the path of Ifa and the irunmole, one must begin at the beginning: God first, Esu and Orunmila below, the irunmole, the elders and parents, then our self. LikeShow more reactions

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ikin ifa

Orunmila soro nipa ikin ifa !

Ekaaro eyin eniyan mi, aojiire bi? Aku ise ana o a sin ku isimi opin ose, bi a se nwonu aye loni ako ni pare maye lara o ase. Laaro yi mo fe fi akoko yi fesi si ibeere awon ...

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ile ori

Ilé Orí: House of the Head Shrine – Equestrian

House of the Head Shrine: Equestrian (Ile Ori) Artist: Workshop of Adesina Date: 19th–20th century Geography: Nigeria, Efon-Alaiye Culture: Yoruba peoples, Ekiti group Medium: Cloth, glass beads, cowrie shells, leather, mirrors Dimensions: H. 29 x W. 9 3/8 x D. ...

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