Visual symbolism of Yoruba Orisa roles and collaboration by Baba Esuwale Adigun (King Brujo) There is a trend online where people attempt to rank Orisa the way people rank sneakers or NBA players. It makes for entertaining arguments, but it does not come from Yoruba cosmology. The idea of a strict Yoruba Orisa hierarchy based on superiority is not traditional. It is a projection from other religious systems trying to interpret an indigenous worldview without cultural context.

What happens when blessings fall from the sky but no one prepares for what follows? This Yoruba story of Orunmila reveals the true cost of prosperity without preparation.

A powerful Ochosi Orisha story about regaining divine skill and the importance of asking for help when pride won’t let you.

Dive into the Obba Oshun and Oya story—an unforgettable tale of love, jealousy, and divine feminine strength in Yoruba mythology.

In this powerful Oshun and Ogun story, Oshun descends with a dream to restore the Earth—only to meet Ogun in the forest, where faith and iron forge a new world.

This Orisha Story explores how Oya and Yemoja switched divine roles, offering powerful lessons about discomfort, destiny, and the importance of spiritual alignment.

In this Esu Orisa story, a prideful crab confronts the divine trickster Esu—only to discover that his downfall was rooted in ego, not injustice. Through Yoruba proverbs and sacred symbolism, this tale reveals powerful lessons on humility, destiny, and spiritual growth.

In this enlightening Yoruba tale, Orunmila guides a snake whose deceptive ways lead to a powerful divine consequence. As we journey through nature, proverbs, and spiritual insights, this story challenges us to reflect on change, integrity, and listening to the voice of destiny.

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Discover how receiving the Hand of Ifa helps unveil your destiny, connect with Orunmila and the Orisha, and live in harmony with your divine path. In this guide, we break down the spiritual essence and practical implications of this sacred initiation.

Alaafia to the fam. It’s your people’s Babalawo, Esuwale Adigun—King Brujo—and I’m back with another message for these spiritual streets....

What does it really mean to “become Ifá”? In this post, King Brujo (Esuwale Adigun) breaks down a common misconception in the spiritual community and offers clarity on the true path of devotion in the Ifa tradition. Whether you're just starting or considering initiation, learn what it means to walk the path as an Onisese — a true devotee of the word of Olodumare.