Èṣù Worship Day Greetings Èṣù is one of the most important Òrìṣà. He is found at the crossroads, literally and figuratively. Various Òrìṣà favor certain environments, and one of the environments Èṣù favors most is the crossroads. The crossroads is more than a place. It’s a concept. Yes, it’s literally where two roads cross, but it’s also where energies cross, where moments cross, where decisions are made and destinies pivot. Èṣù can be found in the backyard of your home. Èṣù can be found at the beginning of a thought, the birth of a concept, the first spark before anything takes form. He announces his presence through playfulness. He shows himself, makes himself known, so that you can feel comfort in knowing: he is watching, he is present, and everything will be okay. Àṣẹ

Day 4 of the Ọṣun Osogbo Festival Diaspora Celebration Tuesday, August 11, 2026 Today, we continue our celebration of our great mother Ọṣun with Ikeserodo, the second sacred River Day of the Ọṣun Osogbo Festival. Ikeserodo is a sacred day of thanksgiving. It is a time to return to the waters not only with our prayers and petitions, but with gratitude, giving thanks to Ọṣun for the blessings received, the prayers already answered, the protection we have experienced, and the sweetness that continues to flow into our lives. Once again, we turn toward the sacred waters. On Ikeserodo, prayers, offerings, rituals, and expressions of thanksgiving are brought to the river and entrusted to the currents of Ọṣun's sacred waters. As we celebrate throughout the diaspora, today invites us to ask ourselves: What are you thankful for? What has Ọṣun carried you through? What sweetness has already found its way into your life? And even as we give thanks, we may continue to place our intentions before Ọṣun for healing, love, fertility, healthy families, prosperity, abundance, peace, and divine alignment. Tuesday, August 11 | 7:00 PM EST Join us in person or virtually. Comment "Osun" to receive the link to register.

Orisa Aje Prayer for the Day May Orisa Aje fill your mind, home, and heart with the radiant spirit of prosperity, so that abundance, joy, and wealth flow to you effortlessly today. Wealth is not only money it is a living spirit, a vibration, a consciousness. Orisa Aje teaches that true wealth begins long before it enters your pocket. It begins in your thoughts, your emotions, your environment, and the beliefs you allow into your mind. Aje reminds us that abundance must live in your home and in your inner house your consciousness. Comment "Aje" to receive Chief's Aje Ritual.

This Friday, we honor Odo Osun, the first of two sacred river days of the annual Osun Osogbo Festival, a powerful day when thousands gather at the sacred Osun River in Osogbo, Nigeria, to offer prayers for healing, abundance, fertility, peace, protection, and renewal. No matter where we are in the world, we have the opportunity to join this sacred current. As part of our Osun Osogbo Festival Diaspora Celebration, we invite you to gather with us as we honor Osun through prayer, song, ritual, and community, joining our hearts and intentions with those at the sacred river. Friday, August 7 | 7:00 PM EST Join us in person or virtually. Click here to join us in person or virtually Sacred River Offerings If you would like your personal prayers and intentions offered at the Osun River in Osogbo, traditional offerings may be made on your behalf by the priests serving at the sacred river. Obi (Kola Nut Offering) — $50 For blessings, clarity, divine communication, and alignment. Hen Offering — $200 For cleansing, healing, fertility, and spiritual renewal. Goat Offering — $500 For profound transformation, major breakthroughs, elevation, and prosperity. Please reserve your offering by Friday, August 7, so your prayers and intentions may be included during the River Day ceremonies. Click here to sign up for your offering. Whether you join us in person, virtually, or through a sacred river offering, we welcome you to be part of this powerful expression of faith, devotion, and community as we celebrate the living waters of Osun. Ore Yeye Osun Osogbo ooo!

Osun Osogbo Festival has returned, and this year we celebrate as one family, standing together across the ocean. While our people gather in Osogbo, we gather here in the United States and in the diaspora, day by day, in person and virtually, honoring the same sacred calendar our ancestors have honored for generations. Each day we will be giving offerings to Osun as well Comment "Yeye" to Register and receive more intormation. Osun Osogbo Festival July 27, Iwo Popo, opening celebration and documentary screening July 30, the Sixteen Lamps celebration August 7, the river day, our biggest gathering August 11, a day of thanksgiving August 24, our closing sacred gathering Virtual and in person at the 256 Healing Arts