WOMEN IN YORUBA TRADITION - CC PORT - FRANÇAIS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ม.ค. 2016
- Interview with Araba Ifayemi Elebuibon, during his visit to Brazil in january 2016. In this video Araba speaks about the role of women in yoruba tradition.
The interview took place at Ijọ Ifá Ọpá Adimula - São José dos Campos, Brazil ... www.babalawo.com.br
About the Araba
Araba Ifayemi was born in Osogbo, Osun State, Nigeria. He cames from a family acclaimed to be one of the authorites on Yoruba Traditional Institutions, A direct descendant of Olutimehin, one of Co-founder of the City of Osogbo. He began his priesthood training at age four.
He received his formal education through correspondence courses. His parents insisted on his through grounding in the traditional institution and culture through his apprenticeship with renowned priests of the day. Araba Ifayemi is a poet, performing artist, play write, herbalist and practising babalawo (ifa priest). He has published several books, and scholarly papers on various aspects of Yoruba traditional religion and culture.
Araba Ifayemi is also a recording artist with several credits on Yoruba poetic genre known as Ewi. His mostly social commentaries and parallax snaps cultural philosophy.
His traditional morality drama, Ifa Olokun Asorodayo called from Odu Ifa, was presented on Nigeria National Television Network popular series.
Yemi is an international scholar in-residence at San Francisco State University in California, USA, where he lectures on African Traditional religion and philosophy.
He is the founder of Ancient Philosophy International, Osogbo, Nigeria a Centre dedicated to teach African traditional religion and preforming arts.
He has trained a lot of students and initiated many into the tradition.
Yemi numerous awards and recognitions include lifetime achievement chieftancy as the Araba of Osogbo a title that elevated him to a venerated position in the priesthood hierarchy.
He has also been honored with a doctorate degree of the Brandice University USA. He is an associate staff at Institute of Cultural. he was appointed a vice chairman of Board of Traditional Medicine, Osun State. He is also the current president of International Congress of Orisa tradition and culture, Nigeria Chapter.
He maintain a botanica and mini-museum at his House of Culture that has become a must stop for visitors to Osogbo for teh city annual Osun Festival. Yemi has travelled to many parts of the world at the invitation of organizations, institutions, colleges, and universities and local governments.
Women are born with their own pots but men in Ifa have created their own pots in order to keep women out of a Spiritual society that they've overtaken, instead of working together in Spiritual balance. It's a crime against humanity to continue to negate the emotional, mental and Spiritual power of women and instead continue to use women as footstools to Earthly power. The colonizers have taught our men well. Life will continue to sit in imbalance as long as men continue to deny women their rightful place as leaders and creators of all! Ase ooo!
"We don't even know what they call homosexual, we don't have it in our culture". True words. ✊
Humans are born with both male and female organs up to a certain time ,then the biological differences forms ,the scrotum as a line that goes down the middle that forms the dividing factor ,there were hue man beings who had bothe male and female reproductive organs ,and did not have to copulate to bring forth another life ...to your research ...
There are more to humans , than flesh and blood ...
@@devogrant2817 Devo Grant no one said anything about hermaphrodites. Those do occur naturally and it's no fault of theirs. Also, there's been no cases of hermaphrodites reproducing by themselves. Would you like to cite a study?
Yoruba women are equal to their men no need for feminism.
Where did you hear that ?
Well done! well said and most needed...
Thank you Baba!! 💛💛💛
Ase ooo
video anda sangat bagus dan mempunyai mesej yang luas terima kasih
priceless
About the woman becoming initiated in ifa.that's a very touchy subject.
+jonathan esquivel Therefore I asked the Araba for his position.
+Francisco Lacaz Ruiz (Chico Abelha) Thank you for posting. I wrote an email to daniel.ikafayode.elebuibon@gmail.com and it was returned with a message of failure to deliver. How can contact Daniel?
You can phone him: 55 012 98169 0532
baba u 2 much
😍😍😍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 ameiiiii
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What is the process for a woman to become a babalawo?
Find a god parent and begin your studies on ethics and cosmology. Ifa will guide you from there
Women become Iyanifa’s simular but respectively have their own differences. Both are honored and have the skill to read .
I am caucasian and im wanting to marry a nigerian man of Yoruba tribe. What rules or customs must i know?
Go to their gathering and make friends. Nigerian Yoruba who practice Yoruba spirituality are not much in America but u can enquire from the country you live
Ask him
we dont have homosexual..ha ha sounds like the ruler of chcechnya
It's ok to respect their beliefs