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Ifa university Student: QUESTION for ALL lineages and traditions..

Aboru aboye, QUESTION for ALL lineages and traditions; in a ritual group gathering, of Ifa priest ( Iyanifa, Babalawo), Orisa priests ( Olorisha, Iyaolorisha, Babalorishas) Aborisha, devotees, elders and children, in what order does each individual receive the ritual? and/ or in what order is food served? Do Awos ( priest of Orunmila ) always go first?
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Then Orisa priest? Do women go before men? Do elders regardless of their initiation get served first? All responses welcomed. E se O ( thank you)

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