Besides being a great scholar, Baba Medahochi was/is a great practitioner of Ifa. He was one of the few Babalowo's of the Nu Afrikan tradition.
That is why it seems most appropriate to open our classes 
to the research and reflections of the Great Mighty Mighty as he lectures us about how the 16 great signs are seen in ancient traditions from West Africa, Arabia, Europe, India and China.
So, get your pencils out, and a thick notebook. And welcome to Baba Medahochi's class of the 16 Great Signs of Odu.
Special note: Most of the sources that Baba used to create these writings were written in French and Arabic. Baba Medahochi taught himself how to read these languages so that he could translate these important works. A true scholar.
Baba Medahochi was a true man of wisdom. I put him in contact with many other Ifa priest around the United States and they all loved him when they meet or talked to him. I especially remember the love he showed me when I was a new initiate and he would send me any of the writing he had translated. These documents have become some of the great treasures I have. I have never made copies for anyone but I wonder did I do a service not to have given them those who can benefit from his work. I would call on him often and he would give me kind words and honored greetings. He respected the knowledge of Ifa I had and was so happy when I was able to send him information on Ifa he had never seen. In fact the first Ifa initiation which took place in Oyotunji of an Ifa priest he called me to get some important necessary for the ceremony. I miss him and ask that he doesn't sleep a forgetful sleep. Remember us who are his kids still on the earth.
Awo Fakunle...nyc...Harlem
Posted by: Babalawo Oluwole Ifakunle Adetutu | September 16, 2010 at 08:59 PM
how my i obtain a copy of the sixteen great signs and their meaning
Posted by: russell | April 13, 2010 at 01:18 AM
How do I partake in the class
Posted by: Bastet | October 12, 2009 at 03:51 PM