Yoruba & Ifa

The Yoruba and Ifa traditions are among the most enduring spiritual systems of West Africa, rooted in Orisha veneration, divination, and ancestral wisdom. Yet beneath their sacred rites lies a deeper, often unexplored history—one that connects their origins to ancient Egypt, Nubia, and pre-Abrahamic traditions.

Yoruba & Ifa: Origins, Practices, and Hidden Influences traces these connections, exploring the cosmic role of Orunmila, the Odu system, and the mystical forces governing fate. It critically examines modern corruption, financial exploitation, and ethical dilemmas within Ifa, questioning why the Egyptian priesthood and Hermetic initiates rejected certain practices, including blood rituals and spiritual commerce.

This book presents a balanced yet piercing analysis, revealing the strengths, contradictions, and evolution of Yoruba and Ifa. To truly understand a tradition, one must explore both its divine revelations and its hidden shadows.