Ohun to Mo nipa Eye Odidere (ayekooto)

Aiye-kooto, eye to rewa ni eye Odidere ko si ilu ti enia le de ni’le Yoruba ti enia o ni ri enikan o kere ju ti yio ni eye yi nile. Sugbon opo awon to ni eye yi nile papa ko kiyesi awon emo to wa lara eye Odidere won kan mo pe o mo…

THE DEATH OF DIGNITY – The Humanity of Ifa in the Midst of the Inhumane

When a person inhabits this place called earth, there are three things inherent to living: 1. The instinct to survive and avoid suffering; 2. The potential to expand one’s understanding (and acceptance), of ‘being’ in relation to others; 3. The potential to expand one’s understanding by seeking the cosmic ‘why’ of their own existence on…

9 Ways Crystals Can Deepen Your Ancestral Connection

In African and Indigenous traditions, nature is sacred. Stones, rivers, plants, and metals are seen as living conduits of spiritual energy. Similar to modern-day spiritual practices, sacred stones and crystals have been used to anchor power, elevate spiritual bonds, and strengthen ancestral connections.Maybe you’ve scrolled past an online metaphysical store, admired the sparkling amethyst, and…

PRAYER AND SPIRITUAL ACTIVITIES

When we set out to learn something, most of the time we do so because that thing is important and necessary to our lives; and we need to practise to become more and more accomplished at the activity. Same is true of our spiritual pursuits and in particular the way we build our relationship with…

7 Sacred Stages of Ifa Initiation And What They Mean for Your Journey

Is Ifá Initiation Right for You? What You Need to Know Before You Begin

Across the African diaspora, an increasing number of people are being called to reconnect with their ancestral lineage. For many, that calling leads to the sacred path of Ifá. As such, Ifá initiation has become a popular topic throughout the ATR community in the diaspora. However, while initiation is a beautiful and sacred process, it’s

Olodumare (Olorun): Supreme God above Orishas in Yoruba

In the Yoruba faith vibrant mosaic filled with gods and spirits, Olorun stands at the pinnacle as the supreme architect of the universe. Central to Yoruba cosmology, this deity embodies authority over all celestial and earthly realms, serving as a vital touchstone for followers’ spiritual life. The reverence for Olorun transcends mere acknowledgment; it is…

Odu Òkànràn Méjì: The Penalties of Unchecked Emotions

Òkànràn Méjì is a powerful Odu that speaks to the raw force of emotion and the consequences of acting on … Continue reading Odu Òkànràn Méjì: The Consequences of Unchecked Emotions → The post Odu Òkànràn Méjì: The Consequences of Unchecked Emotions appeared first on Consult IFA.

9 Programs Crystals Can Deepen Your Ancestral Connection

Yoruba Àbíkú Names and Meanings – Spiritual Messages Behind Each Name

AWON Abiku Nile Yoruba, Oruko won ATI itumo Abiku: “Bo ku o te” meaning “If you die you disgrace yourself”, revealing that this woman had had “abiku” (short- lived) children prior to this one”Biobaku,” i. e., “Bi (iwo) ko ba ku,” or in English: “If (you, or ) this one does not die” an inconclusive…

Unique Moon June 2025 in Cancer: Harnessing Emotional Vitality & Making Mettlesome Strikes

The New Moon at 4° of Cancer on June 25, 2025, invites us into a deeply transformative phase of emotional renewal and introspection. Cancer, ruled by the Moon, encourages us to focus on self-care, emotional healing, and nurturing the spaces where we feel most at ease. This is an ideal moment for cleansing your emotional…