Traditional Yoruba Religion is an indigenous belief system practiced by the Yoruba people of Nigeria and neighboring countries. It centers around the worship of a supreme deity, Olodumare, and a pantheon of lesser gods known as Orishas. Each Orisha represents different aspects of life and nature, and followers often seek their guidance and blessings through rituals and offerings. The religion emphasizes the importance of ancestors, who are believed to influence the living. Ancestor veneration is a key practice, as it fosters a connection between the past and present. Traditional Yoruba Religion also includes divination practices, such as Ifá, which help individuals make decisions and understand their destinies.