The Yorùbá Creation Story/Legend | Araba Ifayemi Elebuibon

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Комментарии • 84

  • @presentpalace5722
    @presentpalace5722 5 лет назад +64

    For people like me who their parents dont talk about these things. Thank you so much

  • @josesantana27
    @josesantana27 6 лет назад +31

    I absolutely love this Creation story. It is interesting to me that other cultures always try and take, a great African legacy and make it there own.

  • @clarissabrooks2502
    @clarissabrooks2502 3 года назад +12

    You speak truth! I am glad I came across this video. Nice to find like minded people! I am looking forward to my journey down the road with you and the deities.

    • @olaideridwan1051
      @olaideridwan1051 2 года назад +1

      Please do. Ifa is worth knowing. You can reach out if you need help.

  • @jesusojeda3510
    @jesusojeda3510 5 лет назад +24

    Thanks so much, I am cuban omo Oshun, awon orunmila ( Okaransode ) , I love educational videos and this one is one of the best I've seen.
    I'm learning yoruba, not only because my ancestors are yoruba, but because as a IFA priest i love learning more and more about my orisas and the yoruba culture.
    Keep the videos coming please.
    Ase, odabo.

  • @shaktievans7478
    @shaktievans7478 3 года назад +7

    More learning for me as I touch base with my yoruba roots . Thank you.

  • @jimthom1956
    @jimthom1956 6 лет назад +11

    Thank you Aderonke.

  • @olukoniseun
    @olukoniseun 3 года назад +5

    Thank you very much for sharing this Adérónkẹ́. May you continue to accomplish great things in your work.

  • @Kiannamonroeee
    @Kiannamonroeee 6 лет назад +12

    Thanks you sooooo much for making these videos ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @Searchforuhuru
    @Searchforuhuru 4 месяца назад

    Great info

  • @kimfrank7608
    @kimfrank7608 3 года назад +3

    I love your outfit. It is beautiful. Thank you for sharing your story. :)

  • @niyahlia3135
    @niyahlia3135 2 года назад +2

    Thank you for sharing this knowledge

  • @phillipsayodeji9129
    @phillipsayodeji9129 2 года назад

    Thanks you babalawo elebuibon. Aboru aboye

  • @emmanueloluyori
    @emmanueloluyori 2 года назад +1

    This is amazing content right here. Well done.

  • @TRUTHTEACHER2007
    @TRUTHTEACHER2007 Год назад

    OH MY GOD! THANK YOU! Thank you so much for pisting this. I've been searching for it for YEARS!

  • @mojisoladeji
    @mojisoladeji 6 лет назад +12

    I actually remember learning this in my secondary school Yoruba lessons. Hmmmm thanks for the video lesson, Adérónkẹ́.

    • @wablosmith7119
      @wablosmith7119 3 года назад

      That must be one of those expensive private schools

  • @ngusumakofu1
    @ngusumakofu1 4 года назад +9

    This is wayyyy more interesting than Genesis.

  • @dom7926
    @dom7926 Год назад

    Thank you for making these ! I am only now rediscovering Yoruba culture that even my mother and grandparents know nothing about anymore

  • @IMPACTHAVEN
    @IMPACTHAVEN 7 дней назад +1

    Where did they get a chicken and chameleon when there have not been any creation?

  • @ayojcross
    @ayojcross 4 года назад +10

    Thanks Araba for the Odu ifa of creation. Now if they came from to earth using a chain from the sky to me that's technology....just like military forces would decend from their choppers. Can we agree that our ancestors are from another planet with advanced technology using animals (chameleon and chiken) to test how life will survive on the new found planet earth? Just looking from another angle. Thank you

    • @richarda8182
      @richarda8182 4 года назад

      This is the creation story by folklore, the universe is made of Space not Water: the original creation story is in Osa Ogunda, how universe expanded, planet created by multiplication of a single sand to create planet.

    • @SMCWITHAREWA
      @SMCWITHAREWA 3 года назад

      @@richarda8182 I love your narrative

    • @yusufseun4987
      @yusufseun4987 Год назад

      It was a space ship precisely...the came from another planet

    • @christianabosede8104
      @christianabosede8104 2 месяца назад

      Yoruba ancestors were not aliens from another planet. Since I was a child and we were being taught the history in Primary school, I never believed in the story of Yoruba ancestors falling from the sky.

    • @christianabosede8104
      @christianabosede8104 2 месяца назад

      Yoruba ancestors were born of earthly fathers and mothers. They migrated from somewhere and settled in Ile-Ife.

  • @ateemaadams2650
    @ateemaadams2650 Год назад

    Pele O thanks for this lesson. Please 🙏 give many many more

  • @lionra4523
    @lionra4523 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you!

  • @alfredfernandez5282
    @alfredfernandez5282 5 месяцев назад

    If you really see an afrocuban dancer with this song you will de Ochun trying to brake her chains from her feet and her hands. My godmother was imitated in 1921 by and African oni sango from oyó for her this song is about Ochun angry with slavery.

  • @tehilaayonwachi
    @tehilaayonwachi 20 дней назад

    I love yoruba culture but i am igbo

  • @yinkasly7376
    @yinkasly7376 Год назад

    Many stories of creation in Yoruba. How do we reconcile all this? All these stories are told by Yoruba. It's the version you like you adopt..

  • @raycrypto8983
    @raycrypto8983 2 года назад

    ❤️❤️

  • @rellajamu7546
    @rellajamu7546 2 года назад

    What is shant?

  • @Tdot_the_Ruler
    @Tdot_the_Ruler 2 года назад +2

    Our creation story actually puts everything into better perspective since dinosaurs are said to be the ancestors of chickens and I should believe some were reptiles as well so chicken ancestors would spread the sand and the reptiles being very heavy would solidify the land…my mind is blown nobody’s creation story explains that fact none of them even include dinosaurs in our creation yet we find their bones hidden beneath the sands💡

    • @samola282
      @samola282 4 месяца назад

      Yoruba's are really special people but they themselves do not know it yet.

  • @has892
    @has892 3 года назад +3

    He looks like sun ra

  • @stevegarrett4991
    @stevegarrett4991 Год назад

    Ashe to all who follows and know the truth 🐔📿

  • @Niniola_The_Bey
    @Niniola_The_Bey 4 года назад +1

    Which Odu did he say this comes from?

  • @sixteen7640
    @sixteen7640 3 года назад +3

    I thought Orumila was born in Oke igeti in Ile Ife

  • @olamideoladipupoemmanuel3387
    @olamideoladipupoemmanuel3387 2 года назад

    Thank you sir, tell me about obalufun

  • @bukkysonubi4129
    @bukkysonubi4129 5 лет назад +1

    Is he saying that Orunmila, Sango, Obatala don't have parents

    • @allroundentertainment_5000
      @allroundentertainment_5000 3 года назад +3

      Yes,they are they first Irunmole,but some others hero's maybe later called names after them

    • @ayooladapo6502
      @ayooladapo6502 3 года назад

      Orunmila did not have parents don't know of others.

    • @beckyperez8700
      @beckyperez8700 3 года назад +4

      Yes, he was speaking about the Irunmoles: Heavenly beings with knowledge of earth. Irunmole weren't born on earth. Now, Orisa were humans who when they were alive on earth embodied a deity's traits or characteristics and when they died were deified and given that particular Irunmole's name. For instance, Sango is both an Irunmole and an Orisa.

    • @proverbalizer
      @proverbalizer 3 года назад +1

      Ṣàngó in his earthly manifestation as Alaafin of Oyo had parents

    • @thedarkgoddess5274
      @thedarkgoddess5274 3 года назад +1

      That's where the Christians people got the story of MELCHIZADEK (misspelled) but you got it

  • @igorangelievish8111
    @igorangelievish8111 2 года назад

    can a person be initiated into IFA twice?

    • @yorubalessons
      @yorubalessons  2 года назад

      If the first one was poorly done, and Ifá allows or instructs it, I think so. I will ask baba if I reach him.

    • @igorangelievish8111
      @igorangelievish8111 2 года назад

      @@yorubalessons
      Thank you for your help

    • @dtaymclawhorn8773
      @dtaymclawhorn8773 Год назад

      @@yorubalessons do u know a way to get in contact baba

  • @AbooAasiyah
    @AbooAasiyah Год назад

    Yorùbá history would have been authentic and reliable if it was written since ages not mouth to mouth history with so many versions that lead to lot of questions and fallacies.

  • @18yearoldboy38
    @18yearoldboy38 2 года назад +1

    Yoruba are not Arab then why would my father not tell me I’m wrong? I know myself I’m Yoruba coming from a warrior family in Nigeria I’m 5 or 6 generation

    • @SireAzi1
      @SireAzi1 2 года назад

      Yorubas are the descendants of the ancient Egyptians as do many other Africans... It's migration that leads them to their current places in Africa, ie Nigeria.

    • @kingdomambassador7918
      @kingdomambassador7918 Год назад +1

      You are wrong with that narrative of Ancient Egypt not us our tradition was very clear about our origin that we believe

  • @deltacentralreintegration498
    @deltacentralreintegration498 2 года назад

    I don’t agree that Yoruba where Arabs but it’s the way they left ifa in mass to worship Saudi religion

    • @yorubalessons
      @yorubalessons  2 года назад

      There were certain social benefits attached at the time. Same with Christianity.

  • @christianabosede8104
    @christianabosede8104 2 месяца назад

    In this computer age and the age of artificial intelligence, it is very clear that the history of how Yoruba ancestors fell from the sky is not true. Yorubas migrated from somewhere, their ancestors had father and mother, they didn't fall from the sky.

  • @highdeeadebagbe7758
    @highdeeadebagbe7758 9 месяцев назад +1

    😂😂😂 see the story wey una dey believe

    • @james_smith9
      @james_smith9 2 месяца назад

      Oh, so we should believe from Mecca, Muhammad literally transported to Jerusalem and to then ascending to heaven?

    • @highdeeadebagbe7758
      @highdeeadebagbe7758 2 месяца назад

      @@james_smith9 at least we have evidence which is the Quran but can u provide evidence ??

  • @shonoikioluyemisi2917
    @shonoikioluyemisi2917 8 месяцев назад +1

    Oduduwa was not with them from beginning. Obatala & orunmila did the creation not oduduwa. It was later oduduwa sent as it were as obatala & . Orunmila came. Obatala came with chain in ife oodaye while oduduwa came also with chain ife olagbo. They all descend from God not Mecca or else where.The Islam fanatics then rate Mecca as heaven to promote Islam. That wasn’t too far.it’s fiction. The truth is that they came the same way with chain but at different dispensation. If we can see great warriors turning to chain at their disparture how much more the earliest.

  • @olaraji2779
    @olaraji2779 Год назад

    This is myth because Ile Ife has been existing before the birth of oduduwa all these are not true because Ogun was born in ire somewhere aroun osun state

    • @mayowaidowu7081
      @mayowaidowu7081 Год назад +1

      We have irunmole Oduduwa and Orisa Oduduwa. Ire is in Ekiti State called Ire-Ekiti the one in Osun is Iree they don't sound the same.

  • @streetprophet007
    @streetprophet007 2 года назад +2

    We're from Israel

    • @yorubalessons
      @yorubalessons  2 года назад +3

      Who is “we?”

    • @irumole1519
      @irumole1519 Год назад

      @@yorubalessons many of our brethren had been mislead consciously

  • @afrinaut3094
    @afrinaut3094 Год назад

    I am greatful for the knowledge. But I must admit I'm a little disappointed. I understand that there are many traditional Yoruba creation stories. But it seems the most relevant one is a man-club, boys only. It is clear in the real world, that women obviously do the lion's-share (more work than the male gender), when it comes to human creation. So how is it that Obatala, a male orisha, was able to create humanities' bodies by himself, with no divine female help? How is it, that only the male Orishas seem closest to Oloudmare & have the highest positions? Do men think themselves as greater than women, who do most of the work in human creation (to the point that the woman can loose her life in pregnancy)? What is the sperm without the African woman's egg, womb, fluids, & milk. The first person anybody knows, future fathers included, is their mother. Who is Oduduwa's mother? Who is Oduduwa's wife or wives? If Oduduwa is the forefather & first king of the Yoruba people, who is the foremother & the first queen of the Yoruba people? Olodumare has a male form Olorun, but never has a female form? Is Olodumare ashamed of the female sex? Male energy is the source of creation, while female energy is not the source of creation, but simply the assistant.

    • @omoluabiorishaluabi
      @omoluabiorishaluabi Год назад

      The story Baba is talking about is an allegory or parable that has its own interpretation. The ancient true story exists... but people often interpret the story of ifa nowadays literally. "Owe ni'fa pa, Ologbon ni'ko, Omo'ran ni'mo", meaning, ifa speaks in parable, the wise learns it (ifa), the knowledgeable deciphers its true meaning. To be brief, Olodumare is feminine, hence the word "-Odu-"...a woman's womb is also called 'odu'. Factually, we men don't have odu. Women are the true representation of Olodumare on earth. Another thing is that Oduduwa of creation (noticed the word 'odu' again, is not male but female) is different from the Oduduwa (male) the majority of yoruba knew today, in fact, they have entirely forgotten the Oduduwa (Orisha = Divine Being from Olodumare). Yoruba both old and young nowadays misrepresents the story by often interpreting ifa corpus as literal.

    • @FREEBLACKASSASSIN
      @FREEBLACKASSASSIN Год назад

      @@omoluabiorishaluabi Olodumare is neither women or man

    • @omoluabiorishaluabi
      @omoluabiorishaluabi Год назад

      @Oga Toni you didn't read between the lines at all...be wise. No one says Olodumare is a woman or a man, but the woman accurately depicts the essence of Olodumare on earth. Don't act on emotions but read with understanding.

  • @tayehusein9395
    @tayehusein9395 6 месяцев назад

    This is Aroso......the story is not genuine. ..

  • @salimanrafiu5982
    @salimanrafiu5982 Год назад +1

    Baba I disagree with you, I have no single believe in all what you're saying

    • @james_smith9
      @james_smith9 2 месяца назад

      Oh, so we should believe from Mecca, Muhammad literally transported to Jerusalem and to then ascending to heaven? That is some mi’raj (mirage)