Iyanifa & Babalawo: Understanding the Difference

[@Sunflowersonmyhead]

I feel such a power from her… if only this was in English so I can understand

[@purpleversetv2502]

I love mama so much. She is such a sweet person

[@ayoadams]

Very lively woman

[@kazeemolatunde2607]

Continue the good job

[@tiamiyuhaziz2884]

Mama father is my namesake

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This woman❤

[@wordsbymaribeja1470]

Beautiful

[@ayoadams]

🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@Omokehindeolateju]

My friend sabi this documentary work.

[@ayoadams]

My brother 😁

[@independentwoman5516]

​@@ayoadamsDo you have her contact number or address

[@mikeringquist4797]

Wonderful video. I'm curious - when you don't put english subtitles but instead put "ifa verse", is that because you don't understand what is being said or because it's so profound and maybe should not be translated? It's interesting that the blessing is almost the same in the Americas after all these years, yoruba "aboru, aboya..." in americas (lucumi) "iboru, iboya..."

[@awosanmimicheal1641]

who have her contact?

[@darrellgoggins1381]

Hi can I call you