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Who Is Orula (Orúnmila)? Orisha of Ifá, Mano de Orula and October 4
Who Orula (Orúnmila) is in Cuban Ifá: the witness of destiny, his patakís, the Babalawo, Mano de Orula (Awofakan and Ikofá), his green and yellow colors, October 4 and San Francisco de Asís, and the Letra del Año.
Idé de Orula: Meaning, How It's Received and How to Wear It
The green and yellow idé de Orula is one of the most recognizable signs of Ifá. Learn what it means, how it is received with Mano de Orula (Awofakan and Ikofá), which wrist it goes on, how to care for it, what to do if it breaks, and the difference between buying and receiving one.
Ifá Divination Tools: Opón, Ekuele, Ikines and the Babalawo's Tools
A guide to the tools a Babalawo uses to consult Ifá: the opón tray, iyefá, ekuele, ikines, ibo, irofá, iruke and estera. Learn what each one is, how it is used, which are for daily consultation and which for great ceremonies, and what to know before buying.