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The Odus of Obara and Okonron

Author: C. Osamaro Ibie

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Published: 1996

Total Pages: 0

ISBN-13: 9780963878762

In volumes six and seven, Ibie presents the reader with Orunumila's Revelation on How to Serve the One and Only Universal God; Ofun-Iwori Reveals How Orunmila and Sango Helped Each Other; The Co-operation Between the Wind Divinity and Orunmila; Thou Shall Not Kill; The Beginning of Homicide on Earth; The First Strife Among Divinities; The Last Ifa Sage and How Chief Obalola Came to Benin. Progressing onward from chapter one through fifteen with the Odus of Obara-Pgbe to Obara-Ofun followed by the Odus of Okonron-Ogbe to Okonron-Ofun once again giving account of their works both in heaven and on earth.

Ifism: The Odus of Iwori

Author: Cromwell Osamaro Ibiè

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Published: 1986

Total Pages: 188

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Ifism: The Odus of Idi

Author: Cromwell Osamaro Ibiè

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Published: 1986

Total Pages: 160

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The Odus of Irosun and Owanrin

Author: Cromwell Osamaro Ibie

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Published: 1997-07

Total Pages: 0

ISBN-13: 9781890157098

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Ibie continues his revelations of the Odus (Sacred text of Ifa). In addition to revealing the earthy works performed by each Odu (Disciple of Orunmila), Mr Ibie also gives account as in his previous volumes of the heavenly works of the Odus as well. This book contains the fifteen Odus of Irosun and Owanrin. Through the sacred text of each Odu, the reader is brought into the world of the divinity Orunmila (the oracular divinity of Wisdom), Gods own witness to creation, also known as Eleri Ukpin.

Ifism: The Odus of Oyeku-Meji

Author: Cromwell Osamaro Ibiè

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Published: 1986

Total Pages: 112

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The Odus of Eji Ogbe

Author: C. Osamaro Ibie

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Published: 1998-07-01

Total Pages: 242

ISBN-13: 9781890157050

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This volume is a continuation of the first book on Ifism. The author has tried to provide answers to the often-posed questions of why it is that evil covers more ground than good, why institutionalised religion is being profaned in today's world and why man in society is more capricious than when in a state of nature.

Yorùbá Beliefs and Sacrificial Rites

Author: J. Ọmọṣade Awolalu

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Published: 1996

Total Pages: 252

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Surveys previous works on Yoruba religion and outlines a typology of beliefs, as well as offers an interpretation of religious rites as elements of sacrificial system. This serious study gives valuable material for other approaches to religion-comparative, scientific and theological in addition to providing a point to reference for further studies of socio-religious change and a glimpse into the potential future of the Yoruba religion.

The Cult of Sango

Author: Ayobunmi Sosi Sangode (H.L. Iyalosa.)

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Published: 1996

Total Pages: 100

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The ancient religion of the Yoruba of Nigeria is one of those great polytheistic, multi-cult, pagan systems. It has provided human society with the knowledge of the vast pantheon of gods and goddesses which actually control human life and who are the causes of its miseries and success. Sango is a divine prototype, a god, a divinity or an African saint (whichever you prefer), to whom all of those born with certain fiery proclivities, certain bombastic temperaments, may identify. This is why African religion has Fire Gods, Water Gods, Earth Gods and Air Gods.

The Religion of the Yorubas

Author: Jonathan Olumide Lucas

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Published: 1996

Total Pages: 448

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An account of the religious beliefs and practices of the Yoruba peoples of Southern Nigeria. Especially in relation to the religion of ancient Egypt. A comprehensive study of Yoruba, including a survey of the major Orishas, the deified spirits of ancestors and other spirits, the minor Orishas, details of priesthood and worship, the Yoruba conception of human beings, magic in Yorubaland, and survival of hieroglyphics, emblems and other symbols.