In today’s world, many Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities are on a spiritual journey to reconnect with their...

The Yorùbá people are one of the largest ethnic groups in West Africa, known for their rich culture, profound spiritual traditions, and...

Before birth, every soul journeys to the Workshop of Àjàlá, the divine potter of heaven, to choose its Orí — the spiritual head that defines destiny. There, before Olódùmarè, the Source of all creation, each being receives the breath of àṣẹ, a sacred vow carried into the world. Though we forget the choice, our Orí remembers — guiding every step, lesson, and act of character on earth.

In Yorùbá philosophy, Èṣù is not chaos but divine intelligence — the sacred movement that enforces balance, consequence, and truth. As guardian of crossroads and keeper of àṣẹ, Èṣù reveals what is hidden, tests our integrity, and refines our destiny through choice and awareness. To honor Èṣù is to honor accountability, clarity, and the eternal dialogue between humanity and the divine.