"By finding our own spirituality, we uncover the vastness of our history, the vastness of our being, because we connect to something that allows us to see much more than we are told that we should see," says my first guest Baba IFA, Onífádé Olówu (Omigbade Escayg). Join us as we discuss the liberation that occurs when we reconnect with African and indigenous spirituality and how to apply ancient practices to these times.
Here are additional resources for you to learn more about what we discussed on this episode:
1. What is Ifa?: http://ifa-houseofwisdom.com/whatisifa.html
2. I Left Christianity for an Ancient African Faith: https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/ywg9w5/i-left-christianity-for-an-ancient-african-faith
3. West African religions like Ifa are on the rise: https://www.baltimoresun.com/maryland/bs-md-african-faiths-20190315-story.html
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