You might be wondering how on earth the famous Vulcan, Spock, has landed leading off a blog post on Ifa, but there is something very logical and appropriate in bringing his memory and spirit to life (May Leonard Nimoy Rest … Read More →
Unedited version of http://tribuneonlineng.com/fake-ifa-priests-taking-america/
Nigerian Tribune Nov. 3, 2016
Yeye Ekundayo Adele Ifamuregun practices the Ifa religion in the United States of America, and as a priestess of the African Traditional Religion (ATR), she has used her calling to … Read More →
In the Yoruba tradition of Ifa, words are what bring to us the messages of Orunmila and the orisa. Words are the vehicle to impart wisdom and the means to alleviate our life struggles. By following the word of Ifa, … Read More →
If you have not read any of my previous posts, my name is Iya Ekundayo. I was brought up in the Brazilian spiritual tradition of “Xango”, a diaspora offshoot of the Ifa tradition of the Yoruba people of Nigeria, and … Read More →
The Yoruba tradition of Ifa is very clear about eewo-taboos-and every person initiated into Ifa, Itelodu, or who has a naming ceremony at birth, is given their taboos to guide them in life. These go beyond the Christian Ten Commandments … Read More →
Prayer is an often forgotten ally in our modern world, even for traditionalists who call themselves orisa worshipers or followers. Certainly we all pray when ebo is being made, when we are bowed standing or on our knees in a … Read More →
The Passage
Praises to the River Goddess
The Importance of Prayer and Ori
The Odd Pairing of Esu and Joan Rivers
Eewo-Taboos and Living Life Within the Tradition of Ifa
Dangerous Diaspora: Disinformation, Trinket Selling and Outright Lies
Eledumare, Ori, Orisa: The Puzzle of Ifa in Western Society
Wake Up Your Life with Prayer
‘Fake Ifa priests are taking over America’
Of Negative Thinking and the Leopard’s Spots