Tag Archive | "Egun"
Priestess of the Ancestors
"My religion has given me the greatest respect for life and living things. It has connected me with my environment. Santeria allows me to be a Caribbean person, because it is Afro-Caribbean."
Continue reading...Effectively Communicating with the Egun Part 2
Thursday, May 8, 2008
In order that the practice of Egun divination will strengthen, the devotee must always revisit the true purpose of all Yoruba divination systems; to bring the devotee closer to understanding their personal destiny.
Continue reading...Effectively Communicating with the Egun Part 1
Thursday, May 8, 2008
With the exception of our Ori, no Orisa approachs the level of closeness that we have with our Egun (Ancestors). It is no wonder that we are taught to take the majority of our problems to them first.
Continue reading...
- Interview with Awo Owolabi, Son of the Araba
- Ifa Reading of the Year, Oke Itase, Ile-Ife Nigeria on June 5, 2010
- Orisa Priestess helps expand West African faith’s reach
- A Response to the Accord of the Oba Oriate
- How Should We Answer the Oba Oriates on Their Manifesto Statement and Accord?
- Founders of Various Traditional African Spiritual Lineages in U.S.
Adefunmi
Ajamu
Ancestor
Animal Sacrifice
Brazil
Candomble
Community
Conference
Cuba
Devotees
Divination
elders
Ethics
Festival
Festivals
Florida
Ghana
Ifa
Ile Ife
Kemetic
Legal Issues
Lucumi
Media
Nigeria
Olokun
orisa
Osun
oyotunji
Pioneer
Poem
Priest
priests
Racism
Santeria
Slave Castles
Slavery
Traditional Afrikan
Traditional Afrikan
Video
Vodou
Vodun
Voodoo
Witch
Women
Yoruba
Monday, March 23, 2009
10 Comments