Are you ready for the First New Moon of 2026. Today lets remember to pray, meditate, set intentions, pour libations, bathe in herbs, clean off with fruits, attend to sacred spaces, sit in nature, create altars, dance, chant, drum, sing, read sacred text cry, laugh or...
Alafia, Peace and Blessings my beloved friends. As we begin to walk, discover, connect, nurture the divine in you and discover new ways of being, knowing and sharing this new year 2026, lets take the time required to honor the energy of Esu, Elegba. The month of...
by Iyalode Yeyefini Efunbolade and priests of IIASK, Inc. Odu Obara Meji He who knows...
Odu Ejionle Obara The dove threatened by the serpent lifted it’s wings and flew. Odi Ejionle ayewo Do not leave your...
Odus Osa Meji Friend kills friend. Ogunda Odi (Ire) ...
As we look back at the year 2025 we are filled with gratitude, humility, joy and strength. The year was filled with twists and turns in our personal and universal lives. The fact that you are here is because you listened to the small...
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This is an awesome experience to be involved in shifting the energy of the Universe as we raise the frequency, transmit the power of God within us and bless us globally . "A Balanced Life Is A Source For Endless, Abundant Miracles When Mind, Matter, And...
Blessed Full Moon Today as we bend our knees ,pour libation, sing, chant, attend to sacred spaces, bathe with sacred herbs, review our intentions set two weeks ago during the new moon, dance or just sit in silence as a way to connect to spirit, reset...
Sanponna, Babalú-Ayé is known by several other names, including Ọbaluaye or Sopona, as revered in the Yoruba religion. In syncretism with Catholicism, especially within Cuban tradition, he is also recognized as San Lazaro or Saint Lazarus. His name, Babalú-Ayé, translates to "Father, Lord of the...