Discusses the multiplicity of Orunmila's Senior Olodu, Ejo-Ogbe, also known as Obata, Gbe Mi, Jionile and his disciples (Odus). Includes terms and references to aspects of Ifa from Cuba, Nigeria, Togo, Benin and Brazil, making this book a rare and essential literary work. Topics covered are: Interpretations; Plants; Health; Taboos; Sacrifices; Incense and Baths. Includes ove 60 spirituals, preparations and rituals. Readers can use this as an Orisha cookbook.
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This review is from: Ogbe: The Odus of Ogbe: Including Their Interpretations Scarifies, Plants, Health, Taboos, Baths (Paperback)
This is the first Odu of Ifa. It is a very concise study of Brazilian, Cuban, Togolese and Dahomean interpretations. It shows taboos, diseases, plants, sacrifices, powders and large section of notes for each Odu. The author has just published the Odus of Oyeku following the same format as the Odus of Ogbe. More information is available from the reviewer.
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