In my opinion, I believe the Yoruba tradition of Ifa-Orisa sits at the top of the pyramid of every practical, theoretical, and traditional practice or study. Again, this is simply my opinion. ...

In my opinion, I believe the Yoruba tradition of Ifa-Orisa sits at the top of the pyramid of every practical, theoretical, and traditional practice or study. Again, this is simply my opinion. ...

Aboru Aboye Abosise! I greet you all in the traditional Ifa initiate greeting. Today I want to share with you a story. This story is from the sacred "scriptures" of Ifa; specifically from the Odu Ifa nicknamed Ogbe/Sa or otherwise called Ogbe (ug-beh) Osa (Oh-Sah). What is an Odu? ...

Aboru Aboye Abosise! I greet you all in the traditional Ifa initiate greeting. Today I want to share with you a story. This story is from the sacred "scriptures" of Ifa; specifically from the Odu Ifa nicknamed Ogbe/Sa or otherwise called Ogbe (ug-beh) Osa (Oh-Sah). What is an Odu? ...

The lessons of karma are so much often repeated that many people just take it at face value and not as something real. The law of causation (cause and effect) is real and must be taken seriously. Spirituality needs to be taught in schools, or as parents, we must take up the responsibility to teach our children that the world we all live in is alive and pulsating. There are forces that protects us and forces which are here to harm us or create encumbrances to block our way. These forces are necessary for our evolution both malevolent ones and benevolent ones. Christianity has created the Devil or Satan (a singular being with minions at hand) to represent the malevolent forces I speak of here albeit they erroneously teach that these forces are but one single entity, who once was an angel named Lucifer. Perhaps I should not be critical of these teachings and learn to understand that this may have been a crafty way the religion figured they could teach their followers about forces of good and evil (making them singular entities with human emotions). Yeah, that's it, perhaps! (light bulb moment for me here, let me take a minute to sink this in). ...

The lessons of karma are so much often repeated that many people just take it at face value and not as something real. The law of causation (cause and effect) is real and must be taken seriously. Spirituality needs to be taught in schools, or as parents, we must take up the responsibility to teach our children that the world we all live in is alive and pulsating. There are forces that protects us and forces which are here to harm us or create encumbrances to block our way. These forces are necessary for our evolution both malevolent ones and benevolent ones. Christianity has created the Devil or Satan (a singular being with minions at hand) to represent the malevolent forces I speak of here albeit they erroneously teach that these forces are but one single entity, who once was an angel named Lucifer. Perhaps I should not be critical of these teachings and learn to understand that this may have been a crafty way the religion figured they could teach their followers about forces of good and evil (making them singular entities with human emotions). Yeah, that's it, perhaps! (light bulb moment for me here, let me take a minute to sink this in). ...

Aboru Aboye oooo!, I greet you all in the language of Ifa and of all traditional people, from the holy Odu Ogunda Meji. Today, August 20th 2016, all Orisha People in Nigeria and around the world will celebrate Isese day (e-shay-shay), which is Day of Tradition. Today in Nigeria all Babalawo's, Iyanifa's, Olorishas and everyone who practices the traditional way of life which is the practice, worship and veneration of Ifa/Orisha will celebrate this day for all its worth. The appropriate greeting for this day is Isese Lagba (E-shay-shay-Lag-ba) which means tradition is the best way, or tradition is on top of all religions. After someone greets you "Isese Lagba," you will answer Isese Lagba Gbogbo Wa (E-shay-shay- Bug-bo Wa!) which means tradition will stay with us always. ...

Aboru Aboye oooo!, I greet you all in the language of Ifa and of all traditional people, from the holy Odu Ogunda Meji. Today, August 20th 2016, all Orisha People in Nigeria and around the world will celebrate Isese day (e-shay-shay), which is Day of Tradition. Today in Nigeria all Babalawo's, Iyanifa's, Olorishas and everyone who practices the traditional way of life which is the practice, worship and veneration of Ifa/Orisha will celebrate this day for all its worth. The appropriate greeting for this day is Isese Lagba (E-shay-shay-Lag-ba) which means tradition is the best way, or tradition is on top of all religions. After someone greets you "Isese Lagba," you will answer Isese Lagba Gbogbo Wa (E-shay-shay- Bug-bo Wa!) which means tradition will stay with us always. ...

I have extended the start date of the Makeup Class of Recognizing and Removing Negative Energies to next week Saturday, the 15th of August. NOTE: These classes are for serious people. Please keep that in mind before inquiring about them. Obara Meji wants to thank all the people who are apart of these courses of OMOU (Obara Meji Osun University - Online Introduction) and I know that you have discovered, within the classes, a wealth of information that in no way you would have learned on your own or through cyber world. I wanted you all to know that I decided to begin the online courses with dispelling negative energies first because this is a major thing that is ruining many lives throughout the world unbeknownst to them. The way your boss treats you, the way you treat your husband/wife, the way you interact with your children, or why you are not happy in a relationship or cannot find one. Why is it that you cannot conceive or have children? Or if you do, a miscarriage happens or the child is born with an emotional or physical problems. Some may have problems getting a job or keeping one, getting money or keeping it or problems with a social life and much more. ...

I have extended the start date of the Makeup Class of Recognizing and Removing Negative Energies to next week Saturday, the 15th of August. NOTE: These classes are for serious people. Please keep that in mind before inquiring about them. Obara Meji wants to thank all the people who are apart of these courses of OMOU (Obara Meji Osun University - Online Introduction) and I know that you have discovered, within the classes, a wealth of information that in no way you would have learned on your own or through cyber world. I wanted you all to know that I decided to begin the online courses with dispelling negative energies first because this is a major thing that is ruining many lives throughout the world unbeknownst to them. The way your boss treats you, the way you treat your husband/wife, the way you interact with your children, or why you are not happy in a relationship or cannot find one. Why is it that you cannot conceive or have children? Or if you do, a miscarriage happens or the child is born with an emotional or physical problems. Some may have problems getting a job or keeping one, getting money or keeping it or problems with a social life and much more. ...