1st Saturday
Live Masterclass
Faculty-led masterclass on Ifá, Òrìṣà, ancestor work, or ritual arts.
Calendar
The rhythm of study, ritual, and gathering.
Our weekly classes, monthly offerings, and live events follow a consistent rhythm so students can plan their study, practice, and community life.
Weekly Rhythm
A Typical Week
Mon
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Sabbath / Rest
No scheduled instruction. Personal shrine time.
Tue
7:00 PM CT
Foundations of Living Ifá
Core weekly course for enrolled students.
Wed
7:00 PM CT
Q&A Circle
Community study circle. Open to members.
Thu
7:00 PM CT
The Living Odù Series
Continuing education taught by the Resident Babaláwo.
Fri
6:00 PM CT
Faculty Office Hours
Drop-in with faculty. Members only.
Sat
11:00 AM CT
Ritual Arts Lab
2nd & 4th Saturdays. Practical, hands-on instruction.
Sun
9:00 AM CT
Ancestor Devotional
Weekly prayer and remembrance.
Month View
August 2026
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Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
26
27
28
29
30
31
1
Masterclass
2
Ancestor Devotional
3
4
Foundations of Ifá
5
Q&A Circle
6
Living Odù
7
Office Hours
8
Workshop
9
Ancestor Devotional
10
11
Foundations of Ifá
12
Q&A Circle
13
Living Odù
14
Office Hours
15
16
Ancestor Devotional
17
18Today
Foundations of Ifá
19
Q&A Circle
Guest Faculty
20
Living Odù
21
Office Hours
22
Ritual Arts Lab
23
Ancestor Devotional
24
25
Foundations of Ifá
26
Q&A Circle
27
Living Odù
28
Office Hours
29
30
Ancestor Devotional
Ancestor Feast
31
1
2
3
4
5
Class / MasterclassQ&A Circle Lab / Workshop Devotional Office Hours
Monthly Rhythm
Each Month at the Institute
2nd Saturday
Workshop & Practical Lab
Hands-on workshop guided by resident faculty.
3rd Wednesday
Guest Faculty Session
Invited scholars, elders, and practitioners share tradition-specific teaching.
4th Saturday
Ritual Arts Lab
Advanced practical instruction — altar work, offerings, ceremony structure.
Last Sunday
Ancestor Feast
Extended devotional and shared teaching.
Quarterly
Symposium
Institution-wide gathering on comparative esoteric and diasporic study.