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African American father teaching his children at home in a culturally rich setting inspired by the Ifá tradition. The family sits on the floor surrounded by teal and burnt orange pillows, with African artwork and an altar honoring Orisha in the background. A girl and boy engage in Yoruba writing and reading activities, reflecting a spiritually grounded homeschooling approach rooted in African heritage.

Alternative Education Paths for Raising Children in the Ifá Tradition

Posted on July 24, 2025January 20, 2026 by Dr. Asanee Brogan in Ifá Tradition Teachings, Sex, Marriage, and Family in Ifá

Raising children in the Ifá tradition while living in the diaspora comes with unique challenges and opportunities. This post explores … Continue reading Alternative Education Paths for Raising Children in the Ifá Tradition →

An African American couple stands under a wedding arch adorned with deep teal fabric and floral arrangements. They wear matching teal and navy traditional attire and hold hands while gazing at each other with seriousness and respect. The setting is outdoors in a green, wooded area, symbolizing sacred union, commitment, and alignment with destiny.

Is Marriage Part of Your Destiny? Insights from Ifá

Posted on July 10, 2025September 12, 2025 by Dr. Asanee Brogan in Ifá Tradition Teachings, Sex, Marriage, and Family in Ifá

There are few life topics as debated and emotionally charged as marriage. In many traditional African societies, marriage is considered … Continue reading Is Marriage Part of Your Destiny? Insights from Ifá →

Two African women dressed in white offer food at an Orisha shrine adorned with fruits, beads, and sacred symbols. The setting is warm and reverent, with vibrant flowers and culturally rich décor. One woman wears deep teal ileke beads, while the other wears traditional brown beads. Both are kneeling in prayer and devotion, demonstrating a family ritual in the Ifá tradition.

Protecting Your Child Through Ifa: Family Rituals and Spiritual Guidance

Posted on July 7, 2025September 12, 2025 by Dr. Asanee Brogan in Ifá Tradition Teachings, Sex, Marriage, and Family in Ifá

Raising a child in the Ifá tradition requires more than passing down stories or rituals. It means helping them build … Continue reading Protecting Your Child Through Ifa: Family Rituals and Spiritual Guidance →

A Yoruba man stands proudly with three women dressed in matching traditional teal and gold attire, symbolizing a structured polygamous union within the cultural context of Ifá teachings on marriage and family.

Sex, Polygamy, and Infidelity in Ifá: Boundaries and Consequences

Posted on July 5, 2025September 12, 2025 by Dr. Asanee Brogan in Ifá Tradition Teachings, Sex, Marriage, and Family in Ifá

In the modern world, conversations around polygamy and fidelity often get distorted by assumptions. Some people believe that polygamy gives … Continue reading Sex, Polygamy, and Infidelity in Ifá: Boundaries and Consequences →

An Afro-Caribbean family sits peacefully under a tree in a park. The mother and father gently speak with their young daughter. This warm, intimate moment reflects the nurturing guidance of introducing children to the Ifá tradition.

Introducing Children to Ifa: What Every Parent Should Know

Posted on July 3, 2025January 20, 2026 by Dr. Asanee Brogan in Ifá Tradition Teachings, Sex, Marriage, and Family in Ifá

Raising children in the diaspora comes with layers of cultural pressure. For those committed to walking the path of Ifá, … Continue reading Introducing Children to Ifa: What Every Parent Should Know →

Afro-Caribbean woman in a white dress kneels by a river, gently releasing teal and navy blue flower petals into the water during a healing ritual, symbolizing ancestral release and emotional closure after abortion.

Does Ifá Allow Abortion? What the Tradition Really Teaches

Posted on June 30, 2025September 12, 2025 by Dr. Asanee Brogan in Ifá Tradition Teachings, Sex, Marriage, and Family in Ifá

In traditional Yoruba culture and within the Ifá tradition, abortion is not a casual topic. It's considered serious because it … Continue reading Does Ifá Allow Abortion? What the Tradition Really Teaches →

A same-sex couple dressed in traditional Yoruba clothing exchanging beads in a ceremonial setting, symbolizing the nuanced intersection of identity, lineage, and tradition in the Ifá perspective on homosexuality.

What Ifá Really Says About Homosexuality: Traditional vs. Modern Practice

Posted on June 23, 2025September 12, 2025 by Dr. Asanee Brogan in Ifá Tradition Teachings, Sex, Marriage, and Family in Ifá

What does Ifá say about homosexuality? It's a question that comes up often, especially among new and prospective devotees in … Continue reading What Ifá Really Says About Homosexuality: Traditional vs. Modern Practice →

An African American woman stands confidently in the middle of a quiet city street at sunset, holding hands with two young children. She wears a traditional Ankara-print dress, while the children wear casual clothes. The image conveys strength, dignity, and the modern reality of single parenthood.

What Ifá Really Says About Marriage, Children, and Single Parenthood

Posted on June 16, 2025September 12, 2025 by Dr. Asanee Brogan in Ifá Tradition Teachings, Sex, Marriage, and Family in Ifá

For many people exploring the Ifá tradition, questions about family, relationships, and social expectations are often accompanied by uncertainty. Does … Continue reading What Ifá Really Says About Marriage, Children, and Single Parenthood →