Meet Owinni Adina Duronsinmi
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A little about Iya

Hi! I am Iyania Owinni Adina Duronsinmi. I am a Priestess in the West African tradition of Isese, commonly known as Ifa. The lineage that I am Mother to is a Black American Diasporic lineage. Meaning, we practice Isese through the lens of the Black American Experience.

I count myself fortunate to have been born in a lineage that was an entirely wombholder Ile that was more traditional in how we did things. My  godmother was not just an Iyalode, she had roots in various religions and practices that helped us honor the fullness of who we are.

After initiating, I spent a good bit of time just sitting in my relationship with Ifa, Orishas, and other divinities of the tradition. 

2023, I finally stepped out as an Iyanifa and launched my Self Love and Spiritual Mentorship Journey, From Self to Source with Ifa.

My Ile is a sanctuary for Black Women who are awakening as Oracles/Sybils. Ironically, I am one whose mother is named Sybil.

Outside of being an Iyanifa, I am also the mother of boys, a BLERD, and totally geek.

One of my favorite things about my Ile, is the cornucopia of souls that are in this spiritual family. Realizing almost all of us are neuro-spicy makes for interesting interactions when we are all together.

The Temple, Temple Egbe Ori Egun Ofo Ase is something I thought would only be in my head. The broader community space is home to all genders. Primarily it gives safe space to the Black Community of the African American Diaspora. Giving space to the unique way in which Orisha and the other divinities commune with us.