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Obafemi Origunwa, MA is an author, teacher, priest and thought leader with more than 20 years of service. He is the founder and primary instructor of the Orisa Lifestyle Academy. Obafemi teaches best practices for activating your natural gifts and talents in order to live the medicine that will heal your life and heal the lives of those you're destined to serve.
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Live the MedicineI don't believe in magic bullets or get-rich-quick schemes. I believe in hard work, adding value and serving others; that's what my programs are designed to help you do. When I hear claims that beads, pots and titles will magically reveal your destiny and make you immune to the challenges of every day life, I shake my head in disbelief. My work is based upon a 3-fold approach to realizing personal greatness: Self Discovery, Daily Practice and Sacred Service. Learn More...
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Security vs. GrowthWhat is MOST important to you? Do you need security or do you need growth? On one hand, security is essential. You cannot grow if you're constantly struggling for food, clothes and shelter. Unfortunately, however, no matter how hard you try to control things, life will always throw you an unexpected change.
On the other hand, if you are constantly changing things, your life will lack the basic consistency necessary to create sustainable growth. Progress requires order and stability. My role is to help coach you on how to strike a healthy balance between security and growth. |
When the Student is Ready...All of us are where we are today, in large part, because somebody saw something in us that we could not see in ourselves.
The Yoruba say, "No matter how sharp it is, the knife cannot carve its own handle." In fact, the sharper the knife is, the more expertise and precision are necessary to use it properly. The more talented you are, the more important it is that you accept qualified coaching and mentorship. You will never hear of an Olympian who has no coach. What you did yesterday won't bring you success today. Life will continue to repeat "the challenges" until you are willing to do what is truly necessary to learn the lesson. |
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