Welcome, Funlayo E. Wood!

Embark upon a journey of self and get a jump start telling YOUR story. Whether for eventual publishing, to share with your family, for self-healing, or all three, discover the power of YOU through writing, movement and more.Using visualizations, water gazing, and other exercises Teish will help you to access your cultural myths and the personal stories of your life journey. When you are able to articulate that journey through the arts of writing, painting, and performance, your spiritual…See More

In her book, Frédérique Apffel-Marglin, Professor Emerita of Anthropology at Smith College, Northampton, Mass., draws on a lifetime of work with the indigenous peoples of Peru and India to support her argument that the beliefs, values, and practices of such peoples hold keys to "re-entangling"…See More

Join Funlayo for a conversation with Chief Babalawo Oluwole Ifakunle Adetutu Alagbede, professional diviner, ceremonial officiant, and Chief Priest of the Ile Omo Ope shrine in New York City, who will discuss historical and contemporary uses of divination and methods of divinatory practice with focus on African and African-Diasporic spiritual traditions.Presented as part of the African, Diasporic, and Indigenous Religions in Conversation Series.See More

This one day symposium will explore health and holistic harmony in African Indigenous, African-Diasporic and American Indigenous Religions. Free and open to the public! Lunch included! Click here to register: www.AseIre.com/sacredhealing Vendors welcome! To apply for vending click here Topics to include::: Healing in Yorùbá…See More

This one day symposium will explore health and holistic harmony in African Indigenous, African-Diasporic and American Indigenous Religions. Free and open to the public! Lunch included! Click here to register: www.AseIre.com/sacredhealing Vendors welcome! To apply for vending click here Topics to include::: Healing in Yorùbá…See More

This one day symposium will explore health and holistic harmony in African Indigenous, African-Diasporic and American Indigenous Religions. Free and open to the public! Lunch included! Click here to register: www.AseIre.com/sacredhealing Vendors welcome! To apply for vending click here Topics to include::: Healing in Yorùbá…See More

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