Tag Archives: Yoruba culture

Spiritual journey is not so much a journey of discovery. It’s a journey of recovery. It’s a journey of uncovering your own inner nature…#self discovery# #hear your soul# #think deeper# #awakening# #consciousness# #Proudly Olorisa# #Yemoja# #Festival#   Iyalorisa Omitonade Ifawemimo‎

The actual Yoruba name for River Niger is ODO OYA (River Oya) before the colonial man named Mungo Park changed it.

Good day my people, how was your night? Hope it was greatly enjoyed, I wish you all a enjoyable weekend. This morning I just want to correct the misinterpretation of Yoruba word for those of you that didn’t understood it ...

Now let’s talk about you!!! Why do you complain to much? Why do you always think you are the only one facing the whole world problem? Why do you always feel down over little things? Get over any situation you ...

Initiating Ifa future today. Photo credit –  Moyo Okediji

He used my terra cotta work for the cover of the book. Dr. Adeleke Adeeko is clearly one of the most powerful writers in the business of crafting Africa in the English tongue.

With this second interview which first appeared on orishaimage.com we start the planned series of interviews with Olórìṣà and people involved in Yorùbá arts and culture. The idea is to create a polyphony of voices that contributes to the worldwide ...

Èrò o o! Yemoja Elewi Odo! Sonponna o gbona, Elegun e lo gbona.   Cc – Iya Asa Solaade Iyedola -IyaOgbe OmoEdu Yeyelufe Oyewole

An epiphany struck me today, actually it was a reflection and spiritual moment. People have been asking me about my journey with dollmaking and actually two parallel paths were created because the dollmaking led me to Ifa and Orisa. About ...