Osun Priestess Blog

The Osunyemi Blog is our mini-journal of our discoveries about the traditional Yoruba religion of Ifa and Orisa veneration.

I am an Osun priestess writing about the religion as it is practiced by me personally and by my family of HATTAF International, my Oluwo Chief Atanda of Osogbo, and my family/friends here in North Carolina.

Nigeria the home of Orisa, holds keys to the understanding of the religion in the diaspora. Who or what are Orisa, how to travel to the holy sites in Osogbo, what is the Maafa and its legacy, healing from the Maafa, documenting our history and learning about our hidden ancestry, are some of the subjects covered.

Rainer, my husband writes his blog entries under the heading 'Oyinbo Diary.' He is also responsible for the Videography information and other stuff!

--lets you know whenever any new Web pages appear.

--keeps you up-to-date with other postings or news about our travels to Osogbo, Nigeria.

yoruba

yoruba

Osun Priestess connected to her West African roots, Orisa, Ifa resource

Learn about Yoruba Orisa religious practices and culture from an African-American Priestess of Osun, initiated in Osogbo, Nigeria.

african mexico

african mexico documents my visit in search of the Olmec relics.

nigeria

Nigeria the most populus country on the African continent.

african history

african history and culture links

nigerian music

nigerian and african music links

african american history

outline of how africa impacts african american history

Initiation in Nigeria

Initiation in Nigeria with Osunyemi under the supervision of Chief Atanda

africa map

africa map with a list of the countries in africa

Documentaries

Documentaries we make and distribute and why.