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Godfather’s myth: The catholic Origin
Read the next news to follow this one : The need of godfather in the "Regla Osha / Ifa" is essential.Read More
Osha Ifa Rules
Osha Ifa Rules for Santeros; the divine sayings from the letters (signs) of the Dilogún as well as those from the Odun of Ifa; the Ethics Code of such Odun and the Moral Commandments of Ika Fun Odun of Ifa are strongly related to a solid tradition and experience based on religious practice of Olosha, Babalosha, Iyalosha, Oluwo Osain, Oba or Oriate Babalawo and Oluo.Read More
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Letter Of The Year 2012 Miguel Febles PadrónMay 30 2012Following a tradition of twenty six years, the Organizing Commission of the Reading of the Year gathered on the 31st of December 2011 in the […] - More
The ethical code of IFAMay 30 2012The ethical code of IFA was born in the Oddu Ika Fun. It is a set of rules of Osha-Ifa (Santeria) to be observed by believers […] - More
Letter of the year 2014 for CaliforniaJanuary 8 2014Odù Ìyási Edún (Letter of The Year) 2014 for California and near neighborhoods states This past December 31 of 2013, a series of ceremonies were […] - More
InitiationNovember 19 2013While the power of the Orishas is legendary, one doesn't become initiated for power or for money. Instead initiations in Santeria help the person to move forward in their lives, often in specific ways and impart the aché or spiritual power of the Orishas into your life. There are a number of levels of initiation, and the knowledge you gain deepens as well as the commitment expected of you by the Orishas and your Godparents. - More
The pantheon of orishas. ElegguaOctober 12 2013He is the master of the paths, crossroads and gates of this world. Known as Elegba or Eleggua, he is the god of luck, but […] - More
