Tag: Ifá for children

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 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 →