Temisan Akerewusi

A Spiritual Memoir of Ifá, Identity and Homecoming

The road always knew where it was taking her.

Olórìṣàdé: The Road Knew Me is a spiritual memoir tracing Temisan's path back to her roots through Ifá, identity and homecoming. Part personal history, part spiritual reckoning, it follows the questions that would not stay quiet and the slow, deliberate walk toward belonging to herself.

Olórìṣàdé: The Road Knew Me book cover: Temisan Akerewusi in white beaded garments, walking a red dirt road at sunset, carrying an ceremonial staff

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She did not find her way back by searching for it. She found it by finally listening to the road that had known all along.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to know anything about Ifá before reading this?
No. The memoir is written for readers encountering Ifá for the first time as much as for those who already carry that tradition. It is grounded in Temisan's lived, personal experience.
Is this a religious book?
It is a personal spiritual memoir rather than a doctrinal or instructional text. It follows one woman's path through identity, tradition and homecoming.
What formats are available?
The memoir is available as both a print paperback and an ebook through Lulu.

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