This episode explores what Ifá teaches about suicide, suffering, and the journey of the soul after death. Many people across the African Diaspora struggle with despair in silence, shaped by cultural expectations, religious conditioning, and the pressure to remain strong at all times.
We discuss why suicidal thoughts arise, how Ifá understands human suffering, and what happens to the soul when life becomes overwhelming. We also look at the rising rates of suicide among Black youth, the cultural taboos that prevent open conversation, and the ways ancestral reconnection can restore grounding and belonging.
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