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Welcome to The Orisha Wisdom Podcast, your go-to spot where the ancient beats of Orisha, Ifa, and Spiritism faith meet our buzzing modern lives! 🌟 Think of this as your spiritual lounge, a place where we chat, laugh, and delve deep into the heart of these timeless traditions. 🎧 Whether you’re a seasoned follower or just curious about dipping your toes into this vibrant faith, we’ve got something for everyone. Picture this: each episode is like grabbing coffee with a friend who’s got all the cool stories and insights about Orisha and Ifa. ☕ Our mission? To sprinkle your days with a dash of inspiration, heaps of positivity, and a big ol’ empowering hug. We’re all about celebrating our roots, embracing our spiritual journey, and having a good time while we’re at it! So, come on in, get comfy, and let’s explore how these ancient practices can light up our modern world in the most amazing ways. Get ready to be inspired, empowered, and maybe even have a few ’aha!’ moments along the way. 🌈✨ Here’s to a journey filled with wisdom, laughter, and a whole lot of spiritual magic! 🙌 #OrishaWisdom #SpiritualJourney
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Sunday Feb 04, 2018
Sunday Feb 04, 2018
Welcome to the Seventh Episode of The Orisha Wisdom Podcast. This episode is all about the color issue - and especially white people in our African Traditions. Listen in and check out this point of view and stories to share on this topic.
For show notes - go to www.orishawisdom.com/session7
Thank you so much for listening to this episode!
Iya Omileti
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It seems like this is geared mostly towards Black people however you have to look at the reasons why people choose to be exclusive. There is a history of Black people being excluded or made to feel out of place from places of worship, and just about any other institution or group setting. Then you have people who have mentalities such as "black is bad." Some people dont want to let those kind of mindsets in their groups with the havoc that can create. In the end you have to judge ppl individuall
Saturday Aug 22, 2020
Chattel slavery is what existed in the Americas/West, it was not that kind of slavery in Africa. I think people should not judge based on a persons color and anyone can practice a religion. However I wouldn't want to join an ile where I am looked down upon because I am of majority African ascent. Its strange how people can practice an African tradition but then look down on Black people.
Saturday Aug 22, 2020
I am of Irish descent. In history, the Irish was brought over to the Americas as indentured servants and housed with the slaves. The African black slaves taught the Irish about their religious beliefs and practices. Also, miscegenation of the Irish and Africans also took place during this time. So, NOBODY should keep ANYONE from what beliefs they are pulled towards. You never know what lineage a person stems from by the color of their skin. Thank you for stepping in and encouraging me to follow my feelings.
Monday Jan 20, 2020
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