5 Signs Your Destiny Has Been Stolen – And Why You Need an IFÁ Reading Now

Stealing somebody destiny is as simple as A,B,C and it is more common than you can ever imagine, contrary to popular believe that it is impossible to steal someone else destiny. Some people even believe that if your Ori (Destiny) do not permit attacks / curse on you, an attack can not be successful on…

Odu Òkànràn Méjì: The Consequences of Unchecked Emotions

Òkànràn Méjì is a powerful Odu that speaks to the raw force of emotion and the consequences of acting on them. This Odu warns us that unchecked emotions–whether rooted in fear, anger, or sorrow–can create instability and deeper challenges. When emotions are left to roam without direction, they can pull us off our path and…

Odu Òkànràn Méjì: The Consequences of Unchecked Emotions

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Our Word is Our Character

In the Yoruba tradition of Ifa, words are what bring to us the messages of Orunmila and the orisa. Words are the vehicle to impart wisdom and the means to alleviate our life struggles. By following the word of Ifa, we are guided to solutions. Looking beyond all the other parts that make up a…

Odu Ìròsùn Òsá: You Reap What You Sow

In the sacred teachings of Ifá, Odu Ìròsùn Òsá reminds us that our daily actions shape the outcomes we experience tomorrow. This Odu carries a strong message about cause and effect, highlighting how consistency, intention, and right conduct set the tone for long-term results. It’s especially relevant in times when you’re questioning your path or…

Eledumare, Ori, Orisa: The Puzzle of Ifa in Western Society

If you have not read any of my previous posts, my name is Iya Ekundayo. I was brought up in the Brazilian spiritual tradition of “Xango”, a diaspora offshoot of the Ifa tradition of the Yoruba people of Nigeria, and am a fully initiated Iyalorixa. I am also a Iyanifa, a priestess of Ifa of…

The Odd Pairing of Esu and Joan Rivers

I am always fond of saying that I learn something new in orisa everyday and this week was no exception. For those of you not familiar with me, I work as a Iyanifa and Iyalorisa priestess, a cowrie shell diviner, a maker of Ifa medicines using plants and leaves and also as a physical medium…