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ORISA ESU – THE DIVINITY ESU (CONTINUATION)

ORISA ESU Esu tests all human and make them pass through the fire of life in order to know that there is a superior power above that is in control, and the power must be recognised by all creature in their sublime or moving form  Esu is the one who undertakes all the necessary plans…

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Is there repercussions throwing away IFA

Is there repercussions throwing away IFA  Why would you want to throw away your IFA  or throw away someone else IFA based on whatever reason there is.For those that throw away their IFA , why do you do IFA in the first place and why throw it away!For someone that throw away someone else IFA…

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Difference between herbalist and IFA priest

Difference between herbalist and IFA priest  There is a huge difference between herbalist and IFA priest.Let us look at it from a keen eye.An herbalist have a book of account of herbs probably inherited or photocopy. When you go to them for one or two things, they quickly tell you which herbs to use to…

11 African Goddesses Associated With Motherhood & Fertility

Key Takeaways Understanding the Roles: African goddesses like Mawu-Lisa and Isis play a crucial role in symbolizing motherhood and fertility, highlighting the importance of these aspects in various African cultures. This shows how deeply motherhood and fertility are revered across different societies. Cultural Significance: Each goddess, from Yemoja to Oshun, carries unique stories and teachings…

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IWULO EPO OBO FUN IWOSAN (Uses of Epo OBO for various sickness )

IWULO EPO OBO FUN IWOSAN (Uses of Epo OBO for various sickness ) 1. Ao lo enpo obo ti yio kunna. Ao da sinu omi toba loworo (togbonadie) lowuro kutukutu. Ao fi we pelu ose tobawu wa (ki owo aje matewa).2. Enpo obo lilo, pelu iyo ati eru inu aro, ao po mo ose, ao…

Oduduwa Orisha: Creator Deity King Myth in Yoruba Culture

The legacy and history of Oduduwa remain pivotal in understanding the cultural and political landscape of certain regions. Often revered as a deity and a progenitor, Oduduwa’s influence stretches across myths, governance, and the social fabric of his descendants. This exploration delves into the origins, contributions, and lasting impact of Oduduwa on his people and…

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