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- čas přidán 16. 02. 2016
- Conversation with Ifayemi Elebuibon during his visit to Brazil in the beginning of 2016.
About the Araba
Araba Ifayemi was born in Osogbo, Osun State, Nigeria. He cames from a family acclaimed to be one of the authorites on Yoruba Traditional Institutions, A direct descendant of Olutimehin, one of Co-founder of the City of Osogbo. He began his priesthood training at age four.
He received his formal education through correspondence courses. His parents insisted on his through grounding in the traditional institution and culture through his apprenticeship with renowned priests of the day. Araba Ifayemi is a poet, performing artist, play write, herbalist and practising babalawo (ifa priest). He has published several books, and scholarly papers on various aspects of Yoruba traditional religion and culture.
Araba Ifayemi is also a recording artist with several credits on Yoruba poetic genre known as Ewi. His mostly social commentaries and parallax snaps cultural philosophy.
His traditional morality drama, Ifa Olokun Asorodayo called from Odu Ifa, was presented on Nigeria National Television Network popular series.
Yemi is an international scholar in-residence at San Francisco State University in California, USA, where he lectures on African Traditional religion and philosophy.
He is the founder of Ancient Philosophy International, Osogbo, Nigeria a Centre dedicated to teach African traditional religion and preforming arts.
He has trained a lot of students and initiated many into the tradition.
Yemi numerous awards and recognitions include lifetime achievement chieftancy as the Araba of Osogbo a title that elevated him to a venerated position in the priesthood hierarchy.
He has also been honored with a doctorate degree of the Brandice University USA. He is an associate staff at Institute of Cultural. he was appointed a vice chairman of Board of Traditional Medicine, Osun State. He is also the current president of International Congress of Orisa tradition and culture, Nigeria Chapter.
He maintain a botanica and mini-museum at his House of Culture that has become a must stop for visitors to Osogbo for teh city annual Osun Festival. Yemi has travelled to many parts of the world at the invitation of organizations, institutions, colleges, and universities and local governments.
I really enjoy Ifayemi-Eleibon Legend story, which is excellently narative today 15/06/2016!!! It's me, Sule Shangodoyin.
Q Maravilha;morei na Nigéria e Fui varias vzs em Oshogbo🤩
Francisco Lacaz Ruiz, obrigada por tão belo material! Este senhor encantador tem muitos filhos no Brasil! Módupe
Wonderful tnks so much baba. You make me think about my dad. Pa St. Fakoya of blesseded memory.
Great interview!!
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Thank you for this
Uma materia destas sem tradução que esperdicio...
Mas encontrei ele en um outro programa Mexicano.
Nena, fiz outros videos com ele e coloquei legendas. Pensei que tivesse legendado todos eles mas parece que esqueci deste.
I have to pause the best presentation of the power of ifa choocolocobangoshi
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baba we love your sir ki e pe fun wa ooo baba rere...this european are always colonizing informations...and later use it as weapon against our people....e je ki a fun ra ooo
Aminat Olagoke Ase OOO
Nothing stop you or other natives from collecting same information. It boils down on what we all value.
Peace to you! How can I be in contact with you.?
Please sir help to explain it well so that people will know the difference
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Queru comprá um título de arabá tambiem quanto a família elebuibom me cobra para eu ser o arabá do jardim 3 marias de São Paulo ??????????????
sir I really enjoyed your story but sir now are days people are take our culture to something else especially osun osogbo
Adediwura Kolawole yes there are those who because of money are allowing our traditions to become watered down. Especially the undesirable aspects of foreigner cultures
Yewande YorubaGyal how?
Alade Ogun how what?
Yewande YorubaGyal how are our traditions being watered down
Alade Ogun and who are you to wrongly assume who I am and where I'm from? You're wrong by the way!!
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I just want to say.... Hispanic is diffrent from mexicans and Latino
Hispanic is european they are 1 of the colonized the indians in so called america... From my understanding..... is...that... mexicans is the off springs of the Indians... And blacks thats where you get the word mex cause they are mex ( mix) and the indians were spiritual people just like the Africans....
I feel that us african americans and Latinos need to take back whats our's from land to spiritual
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