A free page from The Reading Journal
Write down what Ifá said, before it goes.
Readings come every few months. The words matter for years.
And then life moves on, and what was said ends up on the back of a napkin, in a notebook you can't find, in a voice note you may never play again.
Take one page, free.
A single spread from The Reading Journal, ready to print as many times as you need. Somewhere to put the next one while it's still fresh.
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What's on the page
The reading itself
Date, diviner, and place. The odu that came. The Orisà speaking. Which tool was used — ikin, opele or dilogun — and whether it came in ire or ibi.
What it asked of you
The ebo prescribed, the eewo to honor, and the guidance you were given — with room to mark each one done as you do it.
How it unfolded
A dated space to come back to months later and write what actually happened. This is the part everyone skips, and the part that makes the record worth keeping.
The full journal
This page is one spread from The Reading Journal — a printed, guided journal for the Ifá/Orisà tradition. Room for fourteen readings, an ebo tracker, a spiritual work tracker, an ọ̀sẹ̀ tracker, and ten archive pages for the readings you received before you had anywhere to put them.
For devotees and diviners alike.
