| ORI |
In traditional Yoruba culture an Ori pot is given to hold the spirit power that incarnates the Ori or consciousness of the new born baby. Traditional this pot is kept close to the head of the babies bed and is used to support the process of the elevation of consciousness of the developing child. Some adults who have not had a naming ceremony receive Ori as a way to evaluate their developmental years and to deepen their understanding of their developmental destiny.
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