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Welcome To The Ifa Foundation |
2009 Reading!!
LET KNOWLEDGE
REPLACE
FEAR!
The
16 Truths of Ifa
1. This is a benevolent Universe
2. You need have no fear
3. There is a single Creative Force ( God )
4. There is no Devil
5. It is your birthright to be joyful, successful and
loved
6. Heaven is “home” and Earth “the marketplace.” We
are in constant passage between the two
7. You are part of the Universe in a literal, not
figurative way
8. Character determines outcome
9. Supremacy is evil
10. You must never initiate harm to another human
being
11. You must never harm the Universe of which you are
a part
12. There can be no discrimination
13. Diversity is the hallmark of the Oludumare’s (
God’s) creation
14. You select your Destiny and Guardian Orisa
15. Divination provides the road map to your Destiny
16. Balance, growth and wisdom are your goals.
The Ifa Foundation has, for more than 30 years, pioneered introducing The Ancient African Wisdom of Ifa (Orisa) to the Western World.
Introducing it in the context of how it was created...not as a fearful
imitation of the worst of Christianity, but as a proud,
thoughtful philosophy created to empower its adherents.
Through this personal empowerment you are able to throw off
the shackles of dependence and fear and use these ancient energies
to alter events and improve your own life and the life’s
of those you love.
The Ifa Foundation has devoted itself to tearing down the curtains of Secrecy
that were designed to keep you from the knowledge, wisdom and personal growth
necessary to achieve your Destiny. What was previously denied you,
is presented here - at no cost and without obligation- so that you may
form your own conclusions from facts - not fear!
The Foundation’s work is based on the inarguable premise that this is a
benevolent world created by a benevolent God. The African system of Ifa is a guidebook for accessing that benevolent energy to enhance
your life and the live’s of those you love. You are invited to explore
our site, to judge for yourself, to think for yourself, to throw off the fear, insecurity and control that is the motivation of others.
Oluwo Philip John Neimark & Iyanifa Vassa Olufadeke
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