There are few life topics as debated and emotionally charged as marriage. In many traditional African societies, marriage is considered a marker of maturity, respect, and social status. At the same time, modern interpretations of traditional values often create pressure to conform to these expectations. This can leave people confused, especially those navigating the Ifá…
Raising a child in the Ifá tradition requires more than passing down stories or rituals. It means helping them build a lifelong relationship with their Ori, ancestors, and the Orishas through consistent, culturally rooted practices. In a world that often doesn’t understand these values, it’s essential that families create safe spaces for their children to…
In the modern world, conversations around polygamy and fidelity often get distorted by assumptions. Some people believe that polygamy gives license to sleep with whomever you choose, whenever you choose. Others assume that Ifá promotes open relationships or casual sex as long as ebo is properly performed. Neither of these assumptions reflects what Ifá truly…
Raising children in the diaspora comes with layers of cultural pressure. For those committed to walking the path of Ifá, one of the most common questions is when and how to introduce children to this tradition. The answer is simple: you can start early. But introducing children to Ifa with intention and care makes all…
Your soul mate has everything to do with spirituality. A bad spouse can destroy your spiritual and financial life. A good spouse can build your spiritual and financial life. Let me illustrate my point from the old testament of the bible since Abramelic Religion like Islam, Christianity and Kabbalah can easily relate to it. Can…
