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Obara Meji is a spiritualist, Ifa-Orisa practitioner, and teacher of metaphysics. Since 2011 she has used her online platform to share her personal experiences to those seeking answers about spirituality. Her teachings will expand into short stories, novels, and public speaking to continue her mission of bringing enlightenment to the world.

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Obara Meji

yes nunu

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NuNu

Ok thanks

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NuNu

I would like to understand what initiation means because it says that in lucumi if someone is initiated to one orisa they can’t be iniated into others. Does that mean they can’t communicate with them on a certain level?

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Obara Meji

yes women can play it, I have never seen it here however, but I will find out for sure!

SS, theirs is a lie,a huge lie!

Hi Nunu, I a coming now with another post!

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Spiritual Seeker

yes, Obara. In some ways, the lukumi almost seems like a completely different thing. I think the Brazilian Candomble are a closer to the Nigerian way, but they also have too much catholic influence.

I am a drummer, so I was curious to know about playing the bata drums.

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NuNu

Hey Obara, ok

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NuNu

Good afternoon everyone! Hi Seeker

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Spiritual Seeker

Hey Nunu! Hope you’re having a great day.

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NuNu

I am, thank you SSeeker

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Spiritual Seeker

This was very interesting to see all of the differences. It seems the Cubans have made things much more strict for some reason.

Obara, I’ve always wanted to know are women allowed to play bata drums in Nigeria or is that just a Cuban thing?

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