Ifá is a traditional African system of divination practiced primarily by the Yoruba people of Nigeria. It involves a complex set of rituals and the interpretation of signs derived from the Odu Ifá, a collection of verses that convey wisdom and guidance. The divination process is typically performed by a priest known as a Babalawo, who uses sacred objects to communicate with the spiritual realm. The practice of Ifá is not only a means of divination but also a way to preserve and transmit cultural knowledge and values. It encompasses various aspects of life, including health, relationships, and spirituality, and is deeply rooted in the belief that the universe is interconnected.