Integrating Modern and Traditional Practices to Manage Symptoms

This will be a continuous discussion. But there are a lot of discussions on this topic in terms of preventive remedies. https://ancestralvoices.co.uk/mentalism-in-african-indigenous-spiritual-philosophy/

Reaching the young people is paramount to addressing mental health, I have some great news! An African Spiritual Temple targeting the needs of Millenials and Gen Zs, the Ile Ika Iwori Temple in Chicago is that type of place, check us out We also have Temples in Nigeria including Oyo town, Abuja, and Osogbo, Osun state.

Also, I have added 2 videos on a lecture that Chief Sologade Poopola, an expert on the IFA practice, participated in at the Interfaith Center in New York. He is the founder of the International Council on Ifa Religion and Egbe Sekunderin, which is a community of Temples worldwide. He talks about the use of Ifa, a traditional spiritual system of the Yoruba people of Nigeria, to heal individuals, families, and ultimately the community. He has published several books on the topic, please visit the online store. What recommendations do you have as a practitioner to integrate modern and traditional systems of healing?

Interfaith Center of New York

Interfaith Center of New York Q/A

Building Good IFA and Orisha Communities " it start with you"

Brazil Lecturer with Chief Sologade Poopola

Sekunderin Temples (Order Literature) This is not a list of all the Temples.

1. Otura Tuka Temple (Los Angeles)

2. Idin Kaa Ifa Temple (Los Angeles)

3. Templo De Ifa Ose Balefon (Puerto Rico)

4. Okanran Sode Temple (Miami)

5. Templo De Ifa Sekunderin (Arizona)

6. Ofun Peyin Temple (New York)

7. Ile Ayo Temple

8. Templo Oturopon Okanran Ifa (Venezuela)

9. Templo Sekunderin Irosun Oyeku (Islade Margarita, Venezuela)

10. Templo Sekunderin Osa Ofun (Monogas, Venezuela)

11. Sekunderin Ogbe-Sotito (Columbia)

12. Sekunderin Oturopon Isokun (Carcas, Venezula)

13. Templo Sekunderin Otura Ose (San Antonio, Venezuela)

14. Sekunderin Ogbe Alara (Yucatan, Mexico)