How to Schedule Your Reading
Hi there! 🌿 Here’s a quick guide to help you book and prepare for your spiritual reading:
📅 Step 1: Choose Your Date & Type of Reading
  • Review the consultation sheet below to choose the reading that best fits your needs.
  • Email your preferred date and reading type to: [email protected]
🔗 Step 2: Get Set Up with Zoom
  • If you don’t already have Zoom, visit zoom.us and download the app.
  • Once you’ve selected your date, let me know so I can send your Zoom invite link.
💳 Step 3: Payment & Confirmation
  • Once your date is confirmed, you’ll receive instructions to send payment to: [email protected]
  • After payment is sent, forward your confirmation to [email protected] to receive your Zoom link.
  • Tip: To help us keep prices low, please select "Friends and Family" when paying via PayPal.
🕯️ How to Prepare for Your Reading Before your session:
  • Set up a small table with a white cloth, a clear glass of water, and a white candle (votive, devotional, or 7-day glass candle).
  • Light the candle so it reflects in the water.
  • Eliminate background noise and settle in near your computer.
If you're receiving a Diloggún reading:
  • Bring a small stone and a seashell (cowrie or similar) that fit in your left hand.
  • Clean them in saltwater before the session.
  • Prepare a list of your ancestors’ names—as complete as possible.
  • Have pen and paper ready to take notes. A recording is included, but your notes help track your journey.
❓ Questions?
Please reach out at least 24 hours before your session.
✨ Patreon Members: Get a free recording of your reading + 10% off. Just share your member email to redeem.
Looking forward to connecting with you!
"A book of startling remembrances, revelations, directives, and imperatives, filled with the mysticism, wisdom, and common sense of the African religion of the Mother. It should be read with the same open-minded love with which it was written."
​--Alice Walker, author of The Color Purple on “Jambalaya: The Natural Woman’s Book of Personal Charms and Practical Rituals”.

Luisah Teish—also known as Iyanifa Fajembola Fatunmise—is a revered spiritual teacher, ritualist, and author whose work has profoundly influenced the landscape of African-diaspora spirituality and women's empowerment. As a chief priestess of Oshun in the Yoruba Lucumi tradition, she has dedicated over four decades to preserving and sharing ancestral wisdom through storytelling, ceremony, and cultural education.
📚 Literary Contributions
Teish's seminal work, Jambalaya: The Natural Woman’s Book of Personal Charms and Practical Rituals, published in 1985, has become a classic in women's spirituality. This book, blending memoir, folklore, and practical guidance, has been translated into multiple languages and is available as an audiobook narrated by Teish herself.
Her other notable publications include: Her writings have also been featured in numerous anthologies and journals, including Ms., Essence, SageWoman, and Yoga Journal. Her contributions to Spiritual Guidance Across Religions highlight her commitment to interfaith dialogue and spiritual counseling.
🌍 Spiritual Leadership and Community Engagement
As an initiated elder in the Ifa/Orisha tradition, Teish has led countless workshops, rituals, and spiritual retreats worldwide. Her teachings emphasize the importance of ancestral connection, ecological awareness, and the celebration of life's cycles. Through her work, she fosters a sense of community and spiritual resilience.(Instagram)
🌐 Connect with Luisah Teish
Stay connected and explore more of her work through the following platforms: Her Linktree provides access to her Patreon, upcoming events, and other resources.
Definitely Join Us on Patreon for the Monthly Money Pouring and Burden Burning Rituals
Luisah Teish's enduring legacy continues to inspire those seeking spiritual depth, cultural understanding, and personal transformation.

"All roads lead to paradise when you know how to walk." - Yeye Luisah Teish
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