[1] It is our love, awe, gratitude, personal-rectitude and devotion to Òrúnmìlà that gives acceptability, acceptance and sweetness to our offerings and sacrifice. …
Ọya is one of the most powerful African Goddesses (Orishas).
A Warrior-Queen, She is the sister-wife of the God Shango, to whom She gave the power to create storms. Much of Ọya’s power is rooted in the natural world; She …
The etymology of the word Gèlèdé reveals it’s central concern and it’s ultimate significance. Gè means ‘to soothe, to placate, to pet or coddle,; èlè refers to a woman’s sexual grace and her private parts, those that symbolize women’s secrets …
…Erin ja, erin won loluso
Agbo momo ja, won mu so loja ejigboromekun
Adifa fun orisa nla Oseremagbo
Ni ojo ti iku yio gbodo ti yio si ma pani
Erin ja, erin won loluso
Agbo mo mo ja, won mu
