Storytime # 40- Iboru, Iboye, Ibosise

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Orisha University Podcast

The Ashe Shop

64 episodes

5 days ago

Exciting News! Our Podcast Has a New Name! 🎙️ We’re evolving! What started as the Ashe Shop Podcast has now transformed into the Orisha University Podcast—a space dedicated to deepening our connection to the Orisha, exploring African spirituality, and uniting our community through wisdom and storytelling. This change reflects our mission to educate, empower, and inspire those on their spiritual journey.

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Storytime # 40- Iboru, Iboye, Ibosise

Orisha University Podcast

6 minutes 54 seconds

6 months ago

Storytime # 40- Iboru, Iboye, Ibosise

Ever wonder why practitioners greet each other by saying Iboru, Iboye, Ibosise? Well this pataki gives some insight into the saying and meaning!

Reference:

Jones,Nia - Morgan Oşun Yami. Merindilogun Folktales: Morals of yoruba Odus Relating Today's Lifestyles Volume 1- Ogunda Meji