Tuesday, February 28th, 2012 at
2:41 pm
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Asking Ifa questions during divination is important in order for you to fully comprehend the message being given. Ifa divination is extremely important in the practice of Yoruba traditional religion. However; many clients fail to grasp the value of these questions and fail to comprehend how important it is to have active interaction with the Ifa divination session.
In this article I will talk about the role of the client asking ifa questions during divination. There are two types of questions you will need to bring to the divination session. In this article I will address the first question. In the next article, I will speake about the second type of question you should be asking Ifa during divination.
The first question is the one dealing with your issue. This is an extremely important question which you should begin thinking about even before you arrive at the Ifa divination appointment. Read the rest of this entry
Monday, February 27th, 2012 at
11:59 am
In the previous article we talked about worry and fear. In this article we are going to go over eight ways we can transform worry and fear of failure.
These are formulas in which we can transform or direct negative or problematic states so that we do not manifest what we fear or worry about; instead, we can begin to redirect the problematic states creatively, remembering and using our gifts, talents and resources.
“What lies before us and what lies behind us is but a small matter compared to that which lies within us.” Read the rest of this entry
Sunday, February 19th, 2012 at
9:37 pm
The physical level of consciousness is pictured by the Odús which form the Southern Quadrant of the Opon Ifa; which are collectively known as the Ese-Opon Odús. The Ese-Opon Odús represent an area of life which I refer to as everything that had to do with matters external or outside of your immediate home. This group of Odús represents health, finances, work, creativity and relationships.
Up to this point, the challenges that we have experienced have been internal challenges. We have explored six internal challenges of the mind (Ori-Opon Odús), three internal challenges of the heart (Osi-Opon Odus), and two internal challenges energetically or spiritually (Otun-Opon Odus).
After we have invested our time and energy exploring those eleven problematic states of consciousness internally, then those internal problematic states will begin to reveal themselves externally via the grouping of the Odús we refer to as the Ese-Opon Odús. Read the rest of this entry
Friday, February 17th, 2012 at
11:23 am
Even though there are three challenges or states in the heart, we can transform those three problematic states in the heart, disappointment, debauch and indolence or over-extension, through seven gifts or talents that we all have.
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Thursday, February 9th, 2012 at
9:48 am
From the beginning of time men has always questioned their existence and have wondered if there is life beyond death, and call upon such religious technologies as Ifa divination to query their concerns. Well, without getting into a philosophical debate on the subject, just understand that there are many who believe life continues beyond the limitations of the physical body.
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Tuesday, February 7th, 2012 at
10:41 am
Many have asked me how they can go about becoming a Babalawo, and the first thing that comes to mind is why in the worlds would anyone want to become a Babalawo.
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Sunday, February 5th, 2012 at
10:39 pm
Ifa training is extremely important for those aspiring to adapt this religious philosophy. As a philosophy, you are expected to model your life after the ideal which makes Ifa such a fantastic spiritual philosophy to live your life by. However, not many are able to live by the tenants that sets Ifa apart from any other model of spiritual living you may have heard of. This article will serve to highlight some of the more elusive points regarding Ifa training.
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Tuesday, December 6th, 2011 at
9:10 am
Itefa is a ceremony which is experienced by those called upon to service their community via the agency and charge of the title; “Babalawo”. However; a Babalawo Itefa does not make you, any more than 4 years of medical school make you a Doctor. You still need many years of practice supervised by a competent Babalawo who can show you the technology of Ifa.
This is a very important truth, and one you must humble yourself to.
Considering the multitude of issues clients will bring to you, it is no wonder it takes years of study and practice to be a competent Babalawo. Read the rest of this entry