Observed arrival · 2026-09-29
Odù Ifá’s 1,023-verse archive
A collection of Odù Ifá poems, chanted in Yorùbá and translated line by line, organized across 256 Odù.
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- The finder explains that the two legs are read right to left, with the right leg named first.
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The archive groups 1,023 ẹsẹ across 256 Odù into sixteen Àpólà, and lists the number of Odù in each group. Its finder explains how single and double marks form two legs read right to left; separate learning notes discuss chanting as performance and distinguish Ifá from the sixteen-cowrie Ẹẹ́rìndínlógún system. The homepage says an iPhone and Android app offers listening and reading, though that app capability is not demonstrated in the extracted page.
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