5 episodes
Come Getcho Dead Folk; Girl Talk with Spirit Olamiji Pearse
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- Religion & Spirituality
Come Getcho Dead Folk; Girl Talk with Spirit
Hosted by HG Olamiji Pearse, is an all things African Spirituality and Culture podcast from the prospective of a woman, millennial New World Yoruba Egungun and Orisha Priestess, Olori Oba and Spiritual Community Leader. Using tad bit of humor, satire and practical applications of ancient principles, the common thread that the hosts weaves is one that encourages those of African descent to restore the glory within their ancestry and come and “get their dead folks”; suggesting that others ancestors have found their way to the ancestral priestess.
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The Priesthood is Under Attack - The Iles Temples and Ocha Rooms are Filled with Junkies
“The Priesthood is Under Attack - The Iles Temples and Ocha Rooms are Filled with Junkies” 2/21/2024
This has been on my spirit since February. Last night Oshun’s daughter brought me a truth that is compelling my spirit to speak. As a leader within this community appointed and anointed by Eledumare himself, I can no longer overlook what is right in front of me.
Now if the shoe doesn’t fit you, keep it TF moving. However, I’m learning that this shoe fits many irregardless of title and position. Today spirit is using me to pull your coattails.
I had plans to be neat, soft and sweet with the first few episodes on my Jowo Olori podcast. However, spirit has chosen constructive and efficacious violence.
Tune in to podcast episode “The Priesthood is Under Attack - The Iles Temples and Ocha Rooms are Filled with Junkies” as HRG Olori Olamiji speaks candidly about why hard drug use in ATR Diaspora Orisha practices-temples-Ile is unacceptable.
Love always,
Olori Olamiji
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The African American’s First Line of Defense — Ancestral Veneration 101
Elevated blood ancestors and ones ability to properly venerate them, is the African-Americans first line of defense against oppression, injustice, depression, hopelessness and many other imbalances and instabilities we face as a result of our individual and collective traumas and history experienced in the Diaspora. The understanding within the Yoruba spiritual system is that our ancestors have the recipes for our victory and are waiting for us to come and get them.
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Who’s into Oshun?! Interview with a Priestess of Oshun!
The mysteries and details regarding Ore Yeye Oshun, The Yoruba Goddess of love, sensuality, happy married life, and the becoming of young womanhood who governs rivers, fresh waters, honey and brass will be discussed in depth with 20+ year millennium Priestess of Oshun.
Recorded in April 2021, this is a classic informational interview for those interested in knowing more about the New World Yoruba veneration of river deity Oshun.
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The Oath You Took In Heaven; Don’t Abort Your Mission
According to the spiritual system practiced by the Yoruba of southwest Nigeria, everyone was born with a specific purpose and destiny. It is then expected that we each make it our ultimate goal to learn what our mission is and to be about fulfilling it. In this episode we introduce African spiritual terms, concepts and understandings as practiced by the New World Yoruba.
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Come Getcho Dead Folk; Girl Talk with Spirit!
Welcome to Come Getcho Dead Folk; Girl Talk with Spirit, the podcast that explores African Spirituality and Culture from a millennial woman’s perspective. Join HRG Olamiji Pearse, thee Olori Oba of Oyotunji Kingdom, as well as a multigenerational New World Yoruba Orisha and Egungun Priestess, as she shares her insights as a lifelong practitioner of African Traditional Religion. We explore Yoruba concepts like Ori, the Orisha Oshun with a priestess of Oshun, along with how African Americans should embrace Ancestral veneration with a Priestess of Obatala. This is the girl talk your spirit needs AND wants!