Yoruba: The Ultimate Guide to Ifa Spirituality, Isese, Odu, Orishas, Santeria, and More

by Mari Silva

Discover Yoruba, one of the oldest belief systems on the African continent!

Have you heard about the ancient Yoruba culture and wanted to find out more?

Did you know Yoruba has shaped several New World religions?

Did you know Yoruba can help you reveal your destiny?

Whether the answer to these questions is yes or no, this book will expand your knowledge about this wonderful, vibrant, and fascinating culture.

By providing an in-depth introduction to Yoruba traditions, this book will allow you Discover how the world and all living beings were created according to Yoruba.Understand the role of the Orishas and the Irunmole in the Yoruba pantheon.Familiarize yourself with all the female and male Orishas you can turn to with different issues.Peek into your future via an ancient Ifa divination practice and see the possible consequences of your actions.Comprehend the importance of venerating one’s ancestors in the Yoruba religion.Know the dates of the most noteworthy events on the Yoruba traditional calendar.Learn about some helpful Yoruba spells, rituals, and baths you can enhance your practice with.See how Yoruba have influenced Santeria, Vodun, and other contemporary religions.
Whether you want to honor your Yoruba ancestors, learn how to do Ifa divinations, or perform other traditional Yoruba ceremonies, this book will help you reach your goals.

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Genres: Nonfiction

149 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 27, 2022

Reviews

[Marites · Rating 2 out of 5]

The title is a little misleading for this book, Yoruba is a people, culture and history. There is history in this book, but it focuses on West African spirituality. There is a lot of generalizations in this book, Mari Silva specializes in Celtic spirituality, so I felt that this book's chapters were not well researched and could errors. The section on Orishas is better and is the only well researched part of this book.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Martha Klimek · Rating 5 out of 5]

Yoruba, This book was quite interesting on all the Yoruba history, and traditions many people tried to preserve throughout the centuries. The culture was spread throughout the world by slavery. Many of the captured slaves tried to maintain a sense of their culture as Christianity was forced upon them by their captures. the Ancient Religion is making a comeback without resistance.

[Adeshina Adeniyi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Nice information

This is great and good from non-Yoruba . I really like this information, it sheds light on some many misinformation about Yorubas and the Orishas. Yorubas are not idol worshippers but seek God (Olodumare) through the help of Orisha (Messengers).

[Aurie · Rating 1 out of 5]

This is a fake and AI generated book! :(