Yoruba Religion / Ifá
From The Creed Archive Dialogues · 37:56
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In the heart of West Africa, amid bustling city-states and dense forests, an ancient tradition took root—one that would ripple from the sacred groves of Ile-Ife to distant shores across the Atlantic. How did a network of towns and royal lineages give rise to a religious world still alive today? Picture a landscape alive with ritual, market sounds, and stories carried on the wind. The Yoruba religious tradition formed in what is now southwestern Nigeria and Benin—a patchwork of kingdoms, shrines, and sacred spaces.More: https://thecreedarchive.com/creed/yoruba-religionAurelius and Malik are AI-voiced narrators. Written from original research by The Archive Network. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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