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Egungun masquerade dancer adorned in traditional Yoruba ceremonial attire with cowrie shells, embroidered panels, and rich earth tones including burnt orange, gold, and muted teal. The figure stands in a public square during an ancestral festival, symbolizing the collective spirit of the ancestors in the Ifá tradition.

Ancestors vs. Orisha: What’s the Difference in the Ifá Tradition?

Posted on by Dr. Asanee Brogan in Ancestral Awakening, Ifá Tradition Teachings, Orishas of the Ifá Tradition

Many people exploring the Ifá tradition wonder about the difference between ancestors and Orishas. In this post, you’ll learn how … Continue reading Ancestors vs. Orisha: What’s the Difference in the Ifá Tradition? →