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Welcome to Our Site This is a place you can study Ifa Divination, the Orisha's and Palo Mayombe. You will not be sold anything or asked to contribute any money, Ifa has helped me live a better life, and I hope to spread his words to as many as I can, Be careful of those who claim to be the keepers of the new true traditions, first discover the old writings There are very few secrets not shared here, there are no charges for joining us, no new and expensive rituals or retreats that are in my opinion of questionable help to you. That said I do not intend to criticize your beliefs, or the branch of your consecration, be it American, African, South American or Cuban, as long as you don't criticize mine. Ifa may be within you right now, learn from him and he will help you feel better and be better prepared for the world you live in daily. We would like you to submit any related material for us to review, any Ifa, Orisha or Palo Mayombe related material would be greatly appreciated. |
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Here's some Ifa literature that I stumbled upon
Every few weeks I will make available another ordun, until you can have yourself a very in depth Ifa book
Make sure that you visit our sponsers to help us defry the cost of the yearly website fee's.
Ordun de Ifa, Ogbe
Ordun de Ifa, Oyecu
Ordun de Ifa, Iwori
Ordun de Ifa, Ordi
Ordun de Ifa, Irosun
Ordun de Ifa, Ojuani
Ordun de Ifa, Obara
Ordun de Ifa, Ocana
Ordun de Ifa, Ogunda
Ordun de Ifa, Osa
Ordun de Ifa, Ika
Ordun de Ifa, Otrupon
Ordun de Ifa, Otura
Ordun de Ifa, Irete
Ordun de Ifa, Oche
Ordun de Ifa, Oragun |
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April 3rd, 2009 I found out today that my Padrino, Joaquin Chicoy, Ika-Wo has passed away. He was born in Cuba, Married my Madrina Teresa in the late 50's, He left Cuba in the 1960's and settled in Chicago Illinois. Where he worked at several jobs including American Airlines and at a watch company that I can't recall just now. I remember him working those 2 jobs at the same time to be able to buy his home and pay down some other obligations. But he always wanted to retire to a quiet, Spanish speaking country. And left Chicago to spend most of his time in Caracas, where he had several more students and was godfather/padrino to many. His first meeting with me was when I was just a little baby in Cuba. He told me how he held me in his arms. A good friend to my parents my whole life.
We will all miss him very much.  Here's a picture of him holding my Son Michael, Michael is now 22 and about to join the Navy with an MOS of Nuclear Technology |
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