YorubaLukumi
YorubaLukumi is a syncretic religion that combines elements of Yoruba traditional religion and Lukumi, a religion practiced by the Yoruba people of West Africa. It is primarily practiced in the diaspora, particularly in the United States, where it has gained significant popularity. YorubaLukumi incorporates various deities and spiritual practices from both traditions, creating a unique blend of beliefs and rituals.
The core deities in YorubaLukumi include Orisha, which are divine beings that embody different aspects of life
Rituals and ceremonies in YorubaLukumi are central to the practice of the religion. These can include offerings,
YorubaLukumi also emphasizes the importance of community and shared spiritual experiences. Temples, known as Ifa shrines,
In recent years, YorubaLukumi has gained recognition and acceptance in the broader religious landscape, with many