Pouring libation—known in Yorùbá as ìtù omi or omi tútù—is a sacred act of calling the ancestors, cooling the path, and restoring spiritual balance. Rooted in Yorùbá tradition and echoed across the African diaspora, libation offers remembrance, protection, and alignment with divine order. Whether through fresh water or sacred prayer, this ritual invites calm, clarity, and connection between the living and the ancestral realm.

Training in Ifá and Òrìṣà traditions is a sacred journey of spiritual growth, character development, and divine connection. Under the guidance of elders, apprentices study oral teachings, engage in rituals, and uphold daily practices like dawn prayers and cleansing. Through discipline, taboos, and signs from dreams, they align with ancestral wisdom and prepare to serve their communities as stewards of Yorùbá sacred knowledge.