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Ibase Ogun awo owo mojuba fun wa ni Alafia Aseèoo

Thanks for sharing, I'm now learning, and enjoyed every moment. I'm surely looking forward for more teaching, little by little I'll get it.❤🙏

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this.

Beautiful

The best I see of Ogun easier to understand the 2 cutlass the food the song the traditions ASE ase❤

Mami wata es igual que yemoja....???

❤ where is this church located in trinidad

Thank you for the information! 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾

Marefun Olokun! I was told by my Madrina that I should receive my Olokun! I’m doing my research so far the spirits have already confirmed it! Marefun Olokun, Olofi, Orunmila, Eleggua!

It makes me so happy to see someone so young wanting to learn more of the tradition religion Ifa

Thank you so much for this i just recently found out I am a child of olokun and i am so thankful and grateful and this has really been informative and helpful ase ooo

CUT AND CLEAR BABA OGUN Ase Ase Ase❤

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Beautifully done i love all of of it🏞️❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜🤎🖤🤍💓

Thank you so much for educating us ❤

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Thank you, brothers, for sharing your knowledge, and that's what spirit is about teaching Ashe. 🙌 ❤

It was very nice seeing how my brother and sister paid the homepage to the spirits, calling to clear the pathway and make intersections for us. Ashe!❤❤

Feast now is so much craziness. They don't work with the ancestors all into self, who have power and can do more than one another, its more a show parade than spiritually 😢😅

Please stop force people into your beliefs orishas don t be praying to satan we respect christian teaching we just pray different ase mama osun love u

I’m from ire a town in Nigeria ….. ogun onire wow I don’t know they celery ogun in Trinidad Tobago wow

So beautiful.. Maferefun Olokun.. Maferefun Yemoja.. Maferefun Oshun… thank you for allowing me to see what is most sacred.. Aséoooo

Blessings sister

I’m just seeing this and I just heard that Sister Asha passed away the one with the painted face dancing with the snakes. So sad. R.I.P 🕊️

Kindly pour libation with your shoes off your feet. Blessings to you all❤

This is so great Sister. ALL PRAISES TO MAMI WATA

So happy to see this channel. We need it.

Magnificent musicians. So much culture is being obliterated by the encroachment of foreign culture and religion (like Islam & Christianity). Grateful to hear this spectacular music and know their Yoruba names (not Arabic of English title & names.) A dupe pupo Olódùmáre.

If all the things I’ve found on Olokun this is the first descriptive and detailed explanation of this deity. Thank you for making the picture clear and plain 💙🤍

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❤wonderful experience and explained simple clearly knowledge 🎉tk my.love

I am so estatic with the information concerning Olokun......eternally grateful.

Love it❤❤❤❤

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤...my heart leaped....

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Modupe thank you for putting captions for songs. This helps. Very organized I would like to learn more songs. Thank you Baba

Beautiful Iya! Just let me say though. as born to Yoruba parents, although you are right that in Yorubaland, we have specific names for various energies. of. the water, like Yemoja, Osun, Erinle, Oya and Oba to name the prinicipal energies, water is still very much known in Yoruba folklore culture as Mami Wata. I'm seeing quite a few diasporan contributions on TH-cam not aptly describing the Yoruba water deities as Mami. It's not right. Yemoja the mother of all deities in Yorubaland has to be acknowledged for what she is known for and that is Mother of all water and mother of fish. And when we. sing in. praise. (Oriki) as you do here so beautifully, you are calling a major. Oriki. when. you call Yeye O! Yeye is Yemoja Yeye is Mother. Yemoja, Erinle, Oba, Osun. and Oya are specific energies of the water but this doesn't mean we dont include them in the pantheon of water deities. T heir. names are specif for direct and specific meaning💙🤍💙🧜🏾‍♀🧜🏾‍♀

❤ well done uncle Eric

Omi O! In Yorubaland Yemoja is the Queen Mother of the Orisa. Yemoja origins are in the Ogun river, she is the energy that governs all wata fresh and sea and is located in the depths of the surface of the ocean where the sun is reflected. I am so happy to have found this video and I definitely feel your passion, thank you. Although. you are right that. in Nigeria. Mami Wata can be depicted in colours red and white, this is mainly among the Igbo. and Edo-speaking peoples; the colours blue and white & white, are also primary colours at least with us Yoruba peoples. 💙🤍💙✨Beautiful Iya! Just let me say though. as born to Yoruba parents, although you are right that in Yorubaland, we have specific names for various energies. of. the water, like Yemoja, Osun, Erinle, Oya and Oba to name the prinicipal energies, water is still very much known in Yoruba folklore culture as Mami Wata. I'm seeing quite a few diasporan contributions on TH-cam not aptly describing the Yoruba water deities as Mami. It's not right. Yemoja the mother of all deities in Yorubaland has to be acknowledged for what she is known for and that is Mother of all water and mother of fish. And when we. sing in. praise. (Oriki) as you do here so beautifully, you are calling a major. Oriki. when. you call Yeye O! Yeye is Yemoja Yeye is Mother. Yemoja, Erinle, Oba, Osun. and Oya are specific energies of the water but this doesn't mean we dont include them in the pantheon of water deities. T heir. names are specif for direct and specific meaning💙🤍💙🧜🏾‍♀🧜🏾‍♀

So beautiful. Thank you for this.

Jesus IS Lord.

this one make my belly hurt yes

ASÉ ASÉ ASÉ ❤️

Very touching. Love from Yorubaland. Yeah, OGUN YEEEE O! 🙏🏾❤️👍

Snakes are not represented as the devil but Christian will say it represents the devil

Part 3 please 😊

Mami wata is everywhere not only West Africa . She takes care of every one . She's mother nature You can sermon her anywhere

Beautiful

Wow! Beautiful 😍 😘 😍