Tag: Ifa religion

A photorealistic image of a serene Yoruba woman standing knee-deep in a calm river surrounded by floating pink flowers. She wears a vibrant yellow traditional dress with gold patterns and a matching gele headwrap. Her eyes are closed and hands raised in prayer, bathed in soft sunlight filtering through the trees, symbolizing the gentle, radiant presence of Ọ̀ṣun, the Òrìṣà of beauty, fertility, and sweet waters.

Oshun in the Ifá Tradition: Starting Your Ifá Journey With Oshun

Posted on by Dr. Asanee Brogan in Ifá Beginner Journey, Ifá Tradition Teachings, Orishas of the Ifá Tradition

Oshun is often the first Orisha that beginners in the Ifá tradition hear about. This is especially because she is … Continue reading Oshun in the Ifá Tradition: Starting Your Ifá Journey With Oshun →

A beautiful Yoruba woman dressed in elegant white attire and a white headwrap makes an offering at the ocean’s edge near lush green palm trees. She places food, cowries, and flowers into a white calabash resting in the shallow water, symbolizing Ajé—the Orisha of wealth, markets, and abundance in the Ifa religion.

Aje in the Ifá Tradition: Essential Insights for Ifá Beginners

Posted on by Dr. Asanee Brogan in Ifá Beginner Journey, Ifá Tradition Teachings, Orishas of the Ifá Tradition

In the Ifá tradition, Aje represents the divine force of wealth, opportunity, and material balance. For anyone beginning their journey … Continue reading Aje in the Ifá Tradition: Essential Insights for Ifá Beginners →

Ijakumo: The Dark Side of Ifá

Ijakumo: The Dark Side of Ifá

Posted on by Dr. Asanee Brogan in Ifá Tradition in Film & Media, Ifá Tradition Teachings

The movie Ijakumo: The Born Again Stripper takes us on a plot twist through the dark side of the Ifá … Continue reading Ijakumo: The Dark Side of Ifá →

Deja Vu & The Concept of Egbe Orun

Posted on by Dr. Asanee Brogan in Egbe Orun Connection, Ifá Tradition in Film & Media, Ifá Tradition Teachings

The Nigerian movie Deja Vu is a must-watch for individuals interested in the concept of Egbe Orun. It is a … Continue reading Deja Vu & The Concept of Egbe Orun →

Feeling Called to Ifá Initiation

Feeling Called to Ifá? Here’s How to Know If Ifá Initiation Is for You

Posted on by Dr. Asanee Brogan in Ifá Initiation Journey, Ifá Tradition Teachings

Across the African diaspora, an increasing number of people are being called to reconnect with their ancestral lineage. For many, … Continue reading Feeling Called to Ifá? Here’s How to Know If Ifá Initiation Is for You →

Babalawo preparing akose in a forest setting using traditional Ifá spiritual medicine tools.

The Truth About Akose: How Ifá Spiritual Medicine Supports Your Destiny

Posted on by Dr. Asanee Brogan in Ifá Beliefs and Concepts, Ifá Tradition Teachings

Akose is spiritual medicine of the Ifá tradition, prepared to help individuals overcome obstacles and fulfill their destined path. It … Continue reading The Truth About Akose: How Ifá Spiritual Medicine Supports Your Destiny →

When Should You Receive an Ifa or Orisa Name

When Should You Receive an Ifa or Orisa Name?

Posted on by Dr. Asanee Brogan in Ifá Initiation Journey, Ifá Tradition Teachings

An Ifa or Orisa name is a sacred title received that reflects a person’s connection to Ifá or a specific … Continue reading When Should You Receive an Ifa or Orisa Name? →