Magnets Crystals Pyramids ———'s video: African Science Divination And Magic Chief Babalawo Ifakunle Baraka Moyo Hosting

This is a fascinating topic of the science behind divination. An on-site interview of the “Babalawo Of Harlem.” In his shrine he shares his decades of technical knowledge, wisdom, and modern interpretation of divination. Interviewed by Baraka Moyo. www.ifankunle.com. (917) 570-0323 Chief Ori Aare Ago Oluwole Ifakunle Adetutu Alagbede is a Earth honoring Elder/professional Babalawo (Ifa priest) for over 30 years who lectures and teaches Ifa philosophy. Ifa is a West African Yoruba spiritual/cultural/metaphysical belief system and he is an expert on its modern uses. Ifakunle is initiated to the Aboriginal Ogboni Society as Oluwo which is a society elders. in Locally he is the head of “Iyadunni” Ogboni in New York and he is the head of the “Egbe Parapo” Ancestral EGUNGUN society of New York and New Jersey. Awo has been initiated into several Congolese lineages known as Tata Nganga keeper of the secrets of mysterious underworld. He is an author, a storyteller, a diviner, a magician, a counselor, chess coach, and a director of ceremonies at the shrine in HARLEM “Ile Omo Ope”. Chief is an experienced life coach and clinical hypnotist with over 30 years of counseling experience. He has worked with clients of all ages and various degrees and types of challenges. For the past 20 years, Baba has used his experience and background in public health to assist clinically trained social workers with children, adolescents, and their families. A long time supporter of training our young people. Baba has shown his passion over the past two decades through his work with two community rites of passage programs. This passion is further evident through the various rites of passage programs he himself has been initiated to.   Chief has worked with organizations such as the Harvard University, University of New Castle in London,  Hunter College (graduate school of social work), Florida A&M University, Florida State University, and the College of Nyack (graduate school) to mention a few. He believes in both spiritual and cultural diversity. He has sat down with the best of the spiritual world leaders at The United Nations and has traveled to Korea for a world peace summit.  Chief's area of expertise includes working with those that are concerned with depression, anxiety, trauma, parenting issues, substance-abuse, mental disorders, relationship problems, and career challenges. In addition part of his training is as a herbalist. Chief utilizes his breadth of training as an Ifa Priest to accurately diagnose, treat, heal, abdicate, and adjudicate using a psycho-spiritual process from the ancient past, Ifa. Employing Ifa’s approach of the psycho-spiritual, Chief Ifakunle has made a huge impact on communities around the globe like Trinidad and Tobago, England, Nigeria, Costa Rica, Brazil, Peru, France, Egypt, Poland, Jamaica, Barbados, etc.  Chief's Egbe Ile Omo Ope was featured by “National Geographic” on January 30, 2017 with Morgan Freeman. He has also appeared in “People Magazine“ January 16 edition 2017. Most recently, he appeared on the “travel channel” expelling negative spirits out of a house.  Every year you can find Chief pouring libation at Malcolm X’s (El Malik Shabazz) burial site and the first Sunday of the year making predictions for the coming new year.  The goal of his practice is to truly have people find freedom, connect with their happiness, fulfillment and to be able to re-connect to their life’s destiny in a non-judgmental, fully focused, problem-free-environment. Additionally, his goal is to make a “positive” impact on the world.  Ase!!