Lukumi prayers 1

[@tonikash6402]

We yorubas in Nigeria love you brother i understand everything all thank you for making yoruba proud around the world we love all our brothers in Cuba Brazil

[@Oriate]

toni kash E seun. Thank you for those kind words.

[@unitedigalakingdomtv8432]

I love your lecture. Well done.

[@Oriate]

Thank you. Off the top of my head, I don't know any sites. I do have an old book called Santeria Moderna, and the only reason I tell people about it is because it has the prayers in translation.

[@Oriate]

Kayode bankole Joseph ayobami Thank you!!!

[@frankgarcia6734]

Your videos are helpful, and to tge point. Great videos!

[@t-dgonzalez2012]

Baba, who is the author of SANTERIA MODERNA?

[@khembeats5527]

Oriate alafia bro, is there a pdf file for the book?

[@richardrivera7517]

This is great thankyou email me some info. I like to pray to my orisha and learn more things [e-mail]

[@lawdboss2189]

interesting! motun gbo tun tun. olorun ku ise

[@darrenterr3462]

greetings and THANK you....you have broken down the prayers that my god mother has been trying to DRILL into this Alejo's head...i have a BETTER understanding of them...sometimes one NEEDS a different interpretation from another source ..and now i will try and learn my spiritual ancestry along with the language....i will keep watching....

[@Natalie8o8]

I am going to learn. I have to. And I will.

[@fdaramola]

interesting that the yoruba language had been preserved through out the centuries even in far away South America.

[@Oriate]

Yes, the Yoruba, Egba, Ijesha that arrived in Cuba and Brazil were, and continue to be very proud of who they are.

[@Deormayoks1]

Awesome. Adura Agba... ASE

[@onilade1]

!Bendición! .....I love it....thanks,

[@RosaLopez-ij6up]

Love you prayers !!!! please do more :) is there any website or book i can find this prayers ??? 

[@mannyblack5434]

where you located

[@Divine1906]

Thank you. This was very helpful.

[@EU-tt7ui]

Where can I find these written?

[@nashty411sag8]

Hello…Thank you…💛

[@quoteme.goddess6957]

Thank you.

[@unitedigalakingdomtv8432]

Lukumi people are not pure Yoruba but Igala.

[@Oriate]

Thank you for that insight. I would like to learn more

[@unitedigalakingdomtv8432]

Okay

[@unitedigalakingdomtv8432]

Some explanation are here on my Facebook page. facebook.com/113331663903618/posts/130520182184766/

[@unitedigalakingdomtv8432]

Lukumi is same as Olukumi which means my friend in Igala language. So, because they call people around them and one another Olukumi Olukumi, they later used the description as the name of their tribe. In Yoruba language, my friend is Oremi. But because Yoruba and Igala languages are very close, coupled with the wrong histories written before categorizing Igala as Yoruba even though Yoruba was introduced in the 19th century, people think Igala is Yoruba. Igala is a Kingdom in Nigeria. Their king is Attah Igala. Yoruba is a different tribe too. Their king is Ooni of Ife. That is why Lukumi religion is not the same as Yoruba religion or are not completely the same.

[@unitedigalakingdomtv8432]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bamcZ3WKa6mMjJI here is the relationship between Igala and Yoruba. They are different people but again related from the place they originated from.

[@pacoval4577]

Mo dupe!

[@raymatthews7624]

You aware that we cannot process all that information in one take. Keeping it real you need to inform us on where you have meetings for lay people. You Must make yourself accessible, ACHE

[@Boricuarikan1227]

Dude go to work your gonna be late, you read all this from a regular online info or a one of those basic books now your an ORIATE??? lol Wrong!!! Asheda was Orunmila first pupil, and Akoda was taught by asheda were these two first Babalawo priest that Orula taught the system of divination with the akpuele el double pats-the two legs. Your an Oriate new York?

[@Boricuarikan1227]

Get to the point, enough co lip smacking. Geessh! Ok so you read some basic information that everyone looks up and reads online or books... Tell us something more impressive. WHAT ELSE IS NEW??? OH WOW! He said...Omi tutu, ona tutu... Keep it moving Liver lips.

[@Oriate]

fresh mint breath this is hilarious. How did I not see this before? You made my day.