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Spiritual work using cat eye – Oju olongbo

Iba agba oUses of Oju olongbo (cat eyes) Die Lara iwulo ESO oju olongbo, 1: Ifunra (body__Teller)Ao mun ESO oju olongbo kan, ESO olonsepetu kan na, (opa_esu), omo Atare kan, Ao lo papo Ao fi singbere kan soso sii Aya…. 2.. Eyonu {Favor}ESO oju olongbo mesan 9Omo Atare mesan 9, Ao lo papo Ao fii singbere EJIOGBE…

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Who Is Orisha Sango?

While on earth, Kabiesi Sango was the fourth King of the Ancient Kingdom in West Africa, Nigeria. Oral IFA traditionalists share that Sango was a tyrant, boiling temper-blooded, strong-willed Orisha who loved all the world’s pleasures: dancing, drumming, eating, women, and music. He is well known for using his tool, a double-headed axe. Sango…

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Ancient Yoruba Calendar (Kojoda) and how to calculate

Ancient Yoruba Calendar (Kojoda) and how to calculate  The Yoruba calendar (Kojoda) year starts from 3 June to 2 June of the following year. According to this calendar, the Gregorian year 2008 A. D. is the 10050th year of Yoruba culture.  The traditional Yoruba week has four days. The 4 days that are dedicated to the Orisa…

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What is an Opa Iku?

Opa Iku is a rite of passage that helps devotees connect with their ancestors. Devotees receive a consecrated icon, a powerful tool to communicate with their ancestors and protect the whole family’s blood lineage. Also known as Isan Egungun, the Opa Iku stands as an Ibo (Orisa object) for us to communicate with our ancestors.…

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Chieftaincy name in Yoruba land and their meanings

Chieftaincy name in Yoruba land and their meanings Adenekan = Ade ni eniti o nkan = Crown (or honor) comes only to the chosen.Adedoyin= Ade di oyin = (My) crown had become (sweet as) honey.Adeyinka= Ade yi mi ka = (My) crown surrounds me: i.e. , all those things associated with a king’s crown-prestige, honor,…

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Names In Yoruba Land

Names In Yoruba Land  Yoruba names are much more than mere identification tags, much more than mere “luggage labels”; each has a reason (a) for being just what it is; and (b) for being given to a particular individual. Yoruba names embody circumstances of birth, history, family, religion, or some other equally pertinent facts relevant to…

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