Shango standing in a ceremonial courtyard wearing red and white garments, short braids, holding a double-headed axe

How Shango Governs Oaths, Vows, and Verbal Agreements

Shango in the Ifá tradition governs the serious domain of oaths, spoken promises, and judicial processes tied to our speech. … Continue reading How Shango Governs Oaths, Vows, and Verbal Agreements

Orishas associated with protection in the Ifá tradition, representing physical defense, justice, discernment, and order.

Orishas of Protection: Ancient African Deities of Defense and Justice

The Orishas of protection in the Ifá tradition govern physical safety, justice, social standing, and protection from deception and destabilizing … Continue reading Orishas of Protection: Ancient African Deities of Defense and Justice

A dignified Afrocentric depiction of Obatala dressed in white robes and holding a white staff, symbolizing discipline, restraint, and orderly living in the Ifá tradition.

How Obatala Guides Criminal Justice and the Restoration of Order

Obatala in the Ifá tradition guides the overlooked yet vital domain of criminal justice. His influence reaches those who find … Continue reading How Obatala Guides Criminal Justice and the Restoration of Order

Photorealistic Afrocentric image of Yemoja seated beside the ocean under full moonlight, dressed in flowing blue and white fabrics.

Yemoja in the Ifá Tradition: Essential Insights for Ifá Beginner

In the Ifá tradition, Yemoja represents the divine mother of the ocean. In this post, you’ll learn how Yemoja’s energy … Continue reading Yemoja in the Ifá Tradition: Essential Insights for Ifá Beginner

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How Oshun Guides Emotional Healing and Self-Compassion

Oshun in the Ifá tradition guides the tender yet powerful domains of emotional healing and self-compassion. Her waters are symbols … Continue reading How Oshun Guides Emotional Healing and Self-Compassion

Oya holding a horsetail fly whisk, dressed in burgundy with copper jewelry, lightning flashing behind her.

Oya in the Ifá Tradition: A Beginner’s Guide

In the Ifá tradition, Oya is known as the fierce Orisha of winds, storms, and transformation. For anyone beginning their … Continue reading Oya in the Ifá Tradition: A Beginner’s Guide