Keyphrases: Enforced Change - Tunneling to Freedom – The Tremor of The Truth – Super-sensitivity – Blind Spots Go Critical – Inspiring Visions

Theme: Having to intensify your sense of uniqueness and the need to change with the times. Mandatory immersion in your own delusions and fantasies and thereby perceive the more subtle dimensions of life, yourself and others. Tapping into the energies of Shango, and Olokun.

This can be quite an earth-shaking time – for you as an individual, and for the area of society in which you presently find yourself. Essentially, this influence is in aid of shaking you out of any complacency, and putting you in touch with who you really are – and the right to be so. How conscious you are of this impulse to explode out of the class-race-creed myth in which you are possibly buried, determines whether you feel a victim of change, or are stimulated by it. Read the rest of this entry

Every so often I get to have the honor of accompanying a person in the discovery of their purpose in life. Recently I met such a person, and the most important message she had for me was the message of Oshun’s most important gift to us all.

After years of a personal and intimate relation with this most exquisite Orisha; I’ve come to realize that she is the energy that gives birth to “The Power of Attraction”.

You all have heard hundreds of times that what you entertain in your mind you bring to reality (you manifest). This is because:

1. Thoughts
2. Become
3. Things

That’s right, thoughts are a magnetic signal that is drawing the “parallel” back to you! Read the rest of this entry

Mo juba awo Oya!
Iwo ni Orisha Obinrin Afefe.
Iwo ni Oluwa Awo Iku.
Iwo ni Orisha Obinrin Efufulile.
Iwo ni Ologun Obinrin Julo Nase.
Iwo ni Emi Iye.

I humble myself before the mysteries of Oya!
You are the Goddess of the Wind.
You are the Owner of the Mysteries of Death.
You are the Goddess of the Tempest.
You are the Greatest Female Warrior.
You are the Breath of Life.

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In the early days of the world, and of Ilé Ifé the Orishas became tired of serving Olodumare. They began to resist the Lord of Heaven’s edicts and to even plot the overthrow of Olodumare’s kingdom in heaven and earth.

They felt they didn’t need Olodumare and that as the Lord of Heaven was so distant anyway, they could merely divide the aché or powers among themselves and that things would go much better that way. When Olodumare caught wind of this attitude and their plots, the Lord of Heaven acted simply and decisively: Olodumare simply withheld the rain from the earth.

Soon the world was encompassed by a staggering drought, the ground became parched and cracked, the plants withered and died without water. And it wasn’t long before all on earth, Orishas and their children alike began to starve. After a short time, growling bellies and sallow faces began to speak louder than their pride and rebelliousness. Read the rest of this entry