oludadele
Oludadele is a traditional Yoruba spiritual practice and belief system rooted in African indigenous religion, primarily practiced among the Yoruba people and their descendants. The term "Oludadele" roughly translates to "the owner or caretaker of the divine land" or "guardian of spiritual power," emphasizing the community’s relationship with spiritual forces and ancestral reverence.
Central to Oludadele is the worship of Orishas, which are deities representing natural forces, ancestors, and
Oludadele also emphasizes the importance of honoring ancestors, who are believed to influence the living and
Beyond its religious aspects, Oludadele functions as a cultural identity marker, preserving Yoruba language, customs, and
Although rooted in African traditions, Oludadele has seen revitalization outside Africa through diaspora communities, often intertwined