Erindinlogun is a Sacred Olorisa Isese divination system used to communicate with the Orisa,
receive guidance, and bring alignment to destiny.
This training is offered with reverence for lineage, practice, and spiritual responsibility,
guiding students into disciplined study and ethical practice.
receive guidance, and bring alignment to destiny.
This training is offered with reverence for lineage, practice, and spiritual responsibility,
guiding students into disciplined study and ethical practice.
What Is Erindinlogun?
Erindinlogun, known as the 16 Cowries Divination system, is a sacred Yoruba oracle used to communicate with the Orisa and receive guidance regarding destiny, alignment, relationships, health, and spiritual responsibility.
This divination system is rooted in ancestral wisdom and oral tradition, transmitted through disciplined study, ritual practice, and ethical conduct. Erindinlogun is not a tool of prediction alone, but a system of discernment, counsel, and right action, guiding individuals toward balance and clarity in their lives.
Each configuration of the 16 cowries reveals an Odu (sign), carrying messages, teachings, and spiritual instruction. These Odu speak through story, proverb, and verse, offering insight into both the seen and unseen forces influencing a situation.
At Yeye’s Sacred Feminine Arts, Erindinlogun is taught with reverence for its language, lineage, and responsibility. Students are guided to approach divination as sacred spiritual guidance to be practiced with care.
This training honors Erindinlogun as a living system of communication between humanity, the ancestors, egbe and the Orisa.
This divination system is rooted in ancestral wisdom and oral tradition, transmitted through disciplined study, ritual practice, and ethical conduct. Erindinlogun is not a tool of prediction alone, but a system of discernment, counsel, and right action, guiding individuals toward balance and clarity in their lives.
Each configuration of the 16 cowries reveals an Odu (sign), carrying messages, teachings, and spiritual instruction. These Odu speak through story, proverb, and verse, offering insight into both the seen and unseen forces influencing a situation.
At Yeye’s Sacred Feminine Arts, Erindinlogun is taught with reverence for its language, lineage, and responsibility. Students are guided to approach divination as sacred spiritual guidance to be practiced with care.
This training honors Erindinlogun as a living system of communication between humanity, the ancestors, egbe and the Orisa.
What You Will Learn
This training offers a structured and spiritually grounded introduction to Erindinlogun 16 Cowries Divination, emphasizing discernment, responsibility, and correct interpretation within Yoruba tradition.
Foundations of Erindinlogun
- Understanding the spiritual role and purpose of the 16 cowries
- The names, meanings, and messages of each Odu (sign)
- The order of seniority within the Erindinlogun system
- How Erindinlogun functions as a living oracle, not a symbolic tool
Divination Practice
- How to divine for yourself with clarity and discipline
- How to divine for others with ethical responsibility
- Asking and interpreting yes/no and open-ended questions
- Learning when divination is appropriate and when restraint is required
Odu Wisdom & Interpretation
- Two verses from each Odu to understand core messages
- The stories and teachings behind each Odu
- The primary Orisa associated with each Odu
- Recognizing guidance, warnings, and solutions within the signs
Language, Sound & Transmission
- Proper pronunciation of Odu names in the Yoruba language
- Audio recordings of Odu verses spoken correctly
- Learning through oral transmission, listening, and repetition
- Honoring the role of sound, tone, and vibration in divination
How This Training Is Taught
This Erindinlogun training is offered as a sacred and structured learning experience, honoring the oral tradition through which Yoruba divination systems have been preserved for generations.
Instruction is delivered through a combination of:
This training is intended for serious Orisa devotees and initiated priestesses who are committed to disciplined learning. Students are expected to continue study and reflection independently after each class, honoring the responsibility that comes with working with sacred knowledge.
Students are guided to learn through listening, repetition, reflection, and practice, rather than memorization alone. This approach supports deeper understanding, discernment, and spiritual maturity in working with the oracle.
This training emphasizes:
Clear protocols are in place for this training, including expectations around proper greetings, respectful conduct, and spiritual etiquette. These protocols are part of the learning and are upheld to maintain the integrity of the space and the tradition.
Erindinlogun is not taught as entertainment. Students are guided to approach the cowries as a sacred trust, requiring discipline, respect, and integrity.
This training offers foundational instruction and guided practice and does not replace initiation or authorize public teaching.
Instruction is delivered through a combination of:
- Online live teaching sessions, providing real-time guidance, clarification, and spiritual context
- Spoken transmission and explanation, reflecting the traditional oral method of learning Erindinlogun
- Recorded Odu verses in the Yoruba language for continued listening, repetition, and independent study
This training is intended for serious Orisa devotees and initiated priestesses who are committed to disciplined learning. Students are expected to continue study and reflection independently after each class, honoring the responsibility that comes with working with sacred knowledge.
Students are guided to learn through listening, repetition, reflection, and practice, rather than memorization alone. This approach supports deeper understanding, discernment, and spiritual maturity in working with the oracle.
This training emphasizes:
- Reverence for Orisa and ancestral wisdom
- Ethical responsibility when interpreting divination
- Discernment in how and when messages are shared
- Humility, restraint, and respect as essential qualities of a diviner
Clear protocols are in place for this training, including expectations around proper greetings, respectful conduct, and spiritual etiquette. These protocols are part of the learning and are upheld to maintain the integrity of the space and the tradition.
Erindinlogun is not taught as entertainment. Students are guided to approach the cowries as a sacred trust, requiring discipline, respect, and integrity.
This training offers foundational instruction and guided practice and does not replace initiation or authorize public teaching.
About the Teacher
Olori Yeye Olosunde Aduke
Erindinlogun 16 Cowries Divination Training is guided by Yeye Olosunde Aduke, Osun Priestess of Osun Sengese Temple, initiated Iyanifa, and founder of Yeye’s Sacred Feminine Arts.
With over 17 years of spiritual practice and teaching, Yeye Olosunde is devoted to the preservation and responsible transmission of Yoruba spiritual systems, with particular attention to ethical divination, cultural integrity, and disciplined study. Her work centers reverence for Orisa, oral tradition, and spiritual responsibility, guiding students to approach Erindinlogun as a sacred practice with various moving parts that are to be handling with reverence, care and commitment to the path.
Yeye Olosunde teaches from lived devotion, lineage alignment, and service, holding space for serious devotees and priestesses to grow in discernment, humility, and right relationship with the oracle.
With over 17 years of spiritual practice and teaching, Yeye Olosunde is devoted to the preservation and responsible transmission of Yoruba spiritual systems, with particular attention to ethical divination, cultural integrity, and disciplined study. Her work centers reverence for Orisa, oral tradition, and spiritual responsibility, guiding students to approach Erindinlogun as a sacred practice with various moving parts that are to be handling with reverence, care and commitment to the path.
Yeye Olosunde teaches from lived devotion, lineage alignment, and service, holding space for serious devotees and priestesses to grow in discernment, humility, and right relationship with the oracle.
Who This Training Is For
This Erindinlogun training is offered to individuals who are prepared to approach divination as a sacred responsibility rather than a spiritual accessory.
This Training Is For:
- Serious Orisa devotees committed to disciplined spiritual study
- Initiated priestesses and priests seeking foundational Erindinlogun instruction
- Students willing to honor protocol, proper greetings, and spiritual etiquette
- Those prepared to engage in continued self-study, listening, and reflection after class
- Individuals seeking guidance, discernment, and alignment through Yoruba divination
This Training Is Not For:
- Curiosity-only seekers or casual spiritual consumers
- Those seeking shortcuts, titles, or quick authority
- Individuals unwilling to follow protocol or respect sacred boundaries
- Entertainment-based readers or intuition-only practitioners
- Those not prepared for disciplined learning and ethical responsibility
Erindinlogun requires maturity, humility, and respect. This training is designed to support those who are ready to walk that path with integrity.
Upcoming Training Cycle
The next Erindinlogun 16 Cowries Divination Training cycle will be held March through May, allowing students time for paced learning, reflection, and independent study between sessions.
Training Options & Registration
Erindinlogun 16 Cowries Divination Training is offered in two formats to support different learning needs while maintaining sacred structure and guidance.
Erindinlogun 16 Cowries Divination — Online Live Class
Register for March–May Training
Erindinlogun 16 Cowries Divination — Online Live Class
- Live online instruction held over a three-month cycle (March–May)
- Guided teaching with time allotted for reflection and continued study
- Access to recorded Odu verses in the Yoruba language
- Structured learning within a sacred and respectful container
Register for March–May Training
Training Cycle Structure (March–May)
This Erindinlogun training unfolds over a three-month cycle, allowing time for listening, integration, and continued independent study between sessions.
March — Foundations of Erindinlogun & Odu Orientation
Introduction to the Erindinlogun system, understanding the role of the 16 cowries, foundational Odu knowledge, seniority, and proper orientation to the mat and divination space.
April — Interpretation & Divination Practice
Developing clarity in reading the Odu, understanding messages and guidance, practicing divination responsibly, and learning how to approach questions with discernment and ethical care.
May — Odu Practice, Discernment & Opening the Mat
Deepening Odu familiarity through continued practice, cultivating discernment in interpretation, and learning the principles of opening and working the divination mat with respect and protocol.
All teachings, language instruction, and training materials shared within this program are protected sacred knowledge and may not be reproduced, recorded, or taught publicly without permission.
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