Birth Priestess™ Initiation & Training

Birth Priestess™ Training Overview

Exclusive to Ile Asé Omi Orun™ Private Membership

Rooted in the “African Indigenous Pre-Colonial Midwifery Framework”™ (Patent-Pending)

The Birth Priestess™ training and initiation process at Ile Asé Omi Orun™, is a sacred, ancestral reclamation of African Indigenous Pre-Colonial Midwifery™ practices, spiritual birthwork, and cultural lineage preservation. This training is exclusively available within our Private Membership and serves as a spiritual, historical, and ceremonial passage into the sacred role of a Birth Priestess™, as a sacred, protected, lineage based initiation.

Ancestral Foundations & Patent-Pending Framework

Invented by Priestess Okunsola M. Amadou, this sacred process of education, initiation, and preservation, is directly rooted in the African Indigenous Pre-Colonial Midwifery Framework™, a patent-pending system developed to document, preserve, and revitalize the spiritual, cultural, and practical knowledge of African midwifery before colonial disruption. This framework ensures that endangered traditions—rituals, ceremonies, herbal wisdom, spiritual and cultural birthwork, and community-centered care—are protected, taught, and restored to their rightful place.

As a Birth Priestess™, you are not simply a midwife—you are a spiritual birth guide, a vessel of ancestral wisdom, and a protector of the sacred rites of birth. This path requires deep commitment, initiation, and training in traditional African spiritual systems that govern life, birth, and transition.

What is a Birth Priestess™

A Birth Priestess™ is a spiritual and cultural birthworker, ceremonial guide, and ancestral midwife trained in:

Ancestral Birthwork – Protecting and facilitating birth through spiritual, cultural, and energetic alignment.
Cultural Midwifery – Honoring birth as a ceremonial and initiatory rite of passage.
Ifa-Orisa & Vodun Afa Cosmology – Understanding the spiritual laws, divination, and energy work that govern birth.
Sacred Rituals & Birth Ceremonies – Learning and performing traditional African birthing rites, including water rites, spiritual protection, and ancestral offerings.
Herbal & Womb Mysticism – Working with plant medicines, divination, and ancestral remedies to maintain spiritual and physical well-being during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.

Important Note:
✔ Birth Priestess™ is a protected title and can ONLY be used by those initiated and trained through Ile Asé Omi Orun™.
✔ Unauthorized use or commercial replication of this title is legally prohibited under intellectual property protections.

Birth Priestess™ Temple Structure & Membership

Ile Asé Omi Orun™ Temple Structure

Ile Asé Omi Orun™ is a private and sacred birthworker temple rooted in Isese, Vodun, and Mami Wata Traditions through Priestess Okunsola M. Amadou who comes through the Balewa lineage under Chief Olori Iya Osun Monife Balewa—Founder of Osun’s Golden Harvest Temple.

This sacred lineage and initiation process is led by Priestess Okunsola M. Amadou of Ile Asé Omi Orun™ and Osun’s Golden Harvest Temple, who carries the ancestral wisdom of:

The Yoruba Ifa-Orisa Tradition – Okunsola M. Amadou is initiated through the Balewa lineage through the—Chief Olori Iya Osun Monife Balewa, the highest Iyalorisa in the diaspora—carrying the spiritual teachings of Ifa, Orisa, and Isese traditions.

The Vodun Afa & Mami Wata Tradition – Okunsola M. Amadou is initiated through the Voncujovi Ewe lineage, preserving the sacred birth, water, and fertility rites of Mami Wata and healing practices of Vodun.

As an initiatory training, the Birth Priestess™ pathway is not open to the general public and requires spiritual alignment, ancestral calling, and full membership in Ile Asé Omi Orun™ to carry on through Okunsola’s lineage as a Birth Priestess™.

Birth Priestess™ Membership Pathway

This is an initiatory journey, not just a training.

Step 1: Membership & Spiritual Consultation → Prospective initiates must apply for membership within Ile Asé Omi Orun™ (PMO) and undergo a spiritual consultation to determine readiness and alignment.

Step 2: Ancestral Training & Study → Engage in intensive study, rituals, and ceremonies guided by lineage-holding Priestesses.

Step 3: Initiation & Ancestral Birthwork & Cultural Midwifery Apprenticeship → Formal initiation as a Birth Priestess™ with direct mentorship in cultural midwifery and spiritual birthwork.

Step 4: Community Service & Completion Ceremony → Completion of apprenticeship, service work, and final rites of passage into the Priestesshood.

All initiates must undergo both intellectual study and spiritual training, including divination, herbal work, and ceremonial practice.

Who Is this Membership & Pathway For?

Those who feel a spiritual calling to serve as a sacred birth guide within African Indigenous traditions.

✔Individuals with ancestral connections to Ifa-Orisa, Vodun Afa, Mami Wata, or traditional African cosmologies.

✔Those with prior experience in birthwork, midwifery, womb healing, or spiritual guidance who wish to elevate their practice into a protected, lineage-based spiritual role.

✔Those committed to cultural preservation and ensuring the restoration of African Indigenous birthing traditions.

Not everyone will be accepted. This is a divine calling and responsibility, not a profession.

Memberships open on March 14, 2025. Sign-Up Here for Details.

Legal Protection & Autonomy for the Birth Priestess™ Pathway

Ile Ase Omi Orun™ is a Private Membership Organization (PMO), not a public institution.

— To access this pathway, you must first be accepted as a member to the Ile by applying and completing the process

The Birth Priestess™ title is a protected spiritual designation, not a medical license or certification.

—The Birth Priestess™ title is strictly reserved for and can legally only be used by members of Ile Asé Omi Orun™ who have completed the initiaton and training process

All teachings, rituals, and initiations are private and restricted to members of Ile Ase Omi Orun PMO.

— Birth Priestess™ teachings, rituals and initiations, are a part of protected, sacred, spiritual lineage based practices not offered to the public

Full Moon Birth Priestess™ Private Membership Launch

On March 14, 2025—Black Midwife Day and the Full Moon—The Midwifery Folklorist™ invites you to an extraordinary night of ancestral remembrance, storytelling, and global movement-building. This event marks the official launch of The Midwifery Folklorist™ Oral Archive & Lunar Gathering Space Live Recording, the pre-sale of The Black Midwife Oracle™ book and oracle deck, and exclusive access to private membership registrations for those committed to honoring, preserving, and protecting the legacy of Folk Midwifery™. Reserve your spot!