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EPISODE · Jun 13, 2024 · 17 MIN

Why We Need Soul Connections!

from Ancient Roots, Modern Paths: Exploring Orisa and Ifa Wisdom · host Iya Ekundayo Efuntomisin

What is nourishing your Soul? Are you feeling connected and elevated? In this episode, Oloye Ekundayo reflects on the power of soul connections from the inaugural Egbe gathering of Ile Ifa Otura Orire. Are you connected with a spiritual community that inspires and nurtures you? Oloye Ekundayo Efuntomisin, a devoted student of the West African Yoruba Spiritual Tradition called Ifa/Orisa, is your podcast host. She is the founder of Ile Ifa Otura Orire, the Ifa House of Good Destiny. The mission of the Ile is to support Ifa/Orisa devotees and seekers to be confident and competent on this sacred spiritual path. FEATURED COURSE: Tap the Power of Your Inner Spirit This course guides you to begin to understand what is Ori and how to connect with your Ori's guidance. Buy now at Tap the Power of Your Inner Spirt The Ile welcomes Ifa/Orisa initiates and those not-yet initiated who are committed students desiring to grow and develop in the sacred wisdom.  If you are interested in learning more about the Ile and our work, please visit www.IfaDestiny.com 

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