Born and raised in the inner-city streets of South Baltimore, Ifaremi faced significant challenges. However, reconnecting with her ancestral roots and embracing an authentic way of life enabled her to transcend the limitations of her environment. She transformed from being labeled a “hood girl” to reclaiming her identity as a Goddess.

As a trailblazer, Ifaremi became the first in her family to travel to Africa, the first grandchild to graduate from college, and the only one to re-embrace an indigenous spiritual system. With over a decade of study in metaphysics, African spirituality, and energy healing, her path led her to Nigeria, where she immersed herself in Yoruba indigenous spiritual systems and was ordained as a Yoruba Priestess of Ifa, Obatala, Osun, and Egbe.

Now, as a spiritual teacher and mentor, Ifaremi is dedicated to guiding others on their journey of self-discovery, helping them identify their purpose and, as she says, “make their purpose their occupation.” Her commitment to sharing the transformative power of traditional spirituality has touched the lives of hundreds, and her mission is to inspire and elevate millions. Ase!