Tag: Ifá taboos

African American woman journaling by a sunlit window, wearing an orange wrap, symbolizing inner work and Ori alignment after an Ifá reading.

What Happens After an Ifá Reading?

Posted on by Dr. Asanee Brogan in Ifá Divination Decoded, Ifá Tradition Teachings

After an Ifá reading, the real journey begins. Odu-based guidance revealed through Ifá divination is not the final word. It’s … Continue reading What Happens After an Ifá Reading? →

A collection of traditional West African wooden statues arranged in a row against a navy blue and reddish orange gradient background, symbolizing cultural boundaries and guidance in the Ifá tradition.

Taboos (Eewo) in the Ifá Tradition: What Every Seeker Needs to Know

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

Taboos in Ifá, known as eewo, are sacred restrictions that protect your path and keep your life in balance. In … Continue reading Taboos (Eewo) in the Ifá Tradition: What Every Seeker Needs to Know →