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.

In this powerful Yoruba proverb, the Osain and Orunmila story reveals how betrayal, herbal deception, and divine wisdom led to the creation of the world’s first tombstone. What begins as a secret affair becomes a tale of spiritual justice, showing us that even the deepest secrets are never truly buried—especially when Ifá is involved.

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

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

This Orunmila story reveals how three women (Aboru, Aboye, Abosise) changed destiny through kindness. A timeless Yoruba proverb that reminds us of the sacred power in compassion and courage.

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.

What does it truly mean to be a Child of Sango? In this powerful reflection, Elegun Sango Obadimeji shares the sacred responsibilities, spiritual power, and ancestral fire that come with walking the path of this revered Orisha. From divine possession to global devotion, discover how the thunder still speaks through chosen vessels today.

As African spirituality rises, so does resistance. Michael B. Jordan’s recent backlash reveals deeper tensions around African Traditional Religion and its growing influence in pop culture.

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.