Odu Ifá refers to the sacred texts and verses of the Ifá divination system, which is central to the Yoruba religion. It consists of 256 primary Odu, each containing wisdom, proverbs, and guidance for various life situations. These texts are used by priests, known as Babalawos, to interpret messages from the divine and provide counsel to individuals seeking insight. The Ifá divination process involves casting cowrie shells or using a divination tray to reveal specific Odu. Each Odu is associated with particular deities, known as Orishas, and offers teachings that help practitioners navigate life's challenges and make informed decisions.