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Apètèbí!!! Apètèbí is the wife of Òrúnmìlà. The woman that always stand behind her husband and make sure she’s always after the interest of her husband. We need to know that not all Ìyánífá are Apètèbí because Ifa describe Apètèbí ...

Jakuta Day is a day in which Yemoja, Sango, Oya can be worshipped and on which the initiation of priests begins. It occurs every five days(remembering that the Yoruba Traditional calender considers a week to be five days). The term ...

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On this special holiday, I would like to share a verse from the sacred “scripture” of IFA, the collection of proverbs, stories, medicinal recepies and sayings of the Yoruba people of Western Nigeria. Everyday, every hour of our lives we ...

Ela moyin Aboru, moyin Aboye, moyin Abosise, in terms of depression we must also consider our compassion and care but our spiritual crafts and tools such as: What is creating this restlessness for you is not far from you. You ...

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You do not need to be reminded of your responsibilities. The Odu from Owonrin dagbon speak for itself. Bi a ba se nbo Eegun si ni Eegun ngbeni Bi a ba se bo Orisa si ni Orisa ngba Bi a ...

“For your info: Ifá is not Oracle Traditionalist are not idol worshipper Babalawo is different from herbalist Èsù is not Satan Pass this round for those who wish to know the truth. ” ~Owó

Due to an apparent error by a local cable TV provider, CNN viewers in the Boston region were finally treated to something worth viewing when the station broadcast half an hour of hardcore p0rn instead of a food show.   ...