DIVINE FEMININE ODU IFA
The truth of what the universe was really like before and slightly after the Big Bang is very important in astronomical and cosmological history, in understanding the science of cosmic evolution, and Cosmo genesis. Which is why I am so fascinated with astronomy science.
Astronomy is a natural science that studies celestial objects and phenomena. It uses mathematics, physics, and chemistry to explain the nature, origin and evolution of celestial bodies. Objects of interest include planets, Extraterrestrial liquid water, celestial beings, moons, stars, nebulae, galaxies, meteoroid, asteroid, and comets. By studying celestial objects and phenomena, astronomers unravel the mysteries of the cosmos, including the formation of stars and galaxies, the nature of dark matter and dark energy, the existence of exoplanets, and the potential for life beyond Earth. The Bible, in the book of Genesis, propagates: “In the beginning, when Gods created the Universe, the Earth was formless and desolate. The raging ocean that covered everything was engulfed in total darkness, and the spirit of Gods was moving over the water” In six days, “Then the Gods said, now we will make human beings; they will be like us and resemble us. They will have power over the fish, the birds and all animals, domestic and wild, large and small. So, the Gods created human beings, making them be like themselves.” Illiterately, it was as if the universe during this time possessed an intrinsic reservoir of dark creative energy, unbothered by temporal constraints or conventions. From the beginning moments, organisms silhouetted and appeared against the canvas of reality instinctively embarking upon this solitary path of creation, each entity serving as both the genesis and culmination of their own existence. In my research I found that during the cosmic dance of early creation, one cannot help but be captivated by the intricate intertwining and unraveling of divinity and its core complexities. Like a woman, its existence delicately unfurls the petals of the very threads of life itself, transforming into creatures adorned with their own sustainability, powers, authority and unique essence.
The more I research the universe, there is no doubt in my mind that the cosmos is a living feminine entity within itself, characterized by an inherent blackness that continuously fosters both ancient and contemporary forms of life, that is undeniable. This richness is immeasurable, manifesting in thoughtfully designed proportions and intricate interrelationships that evoke a profound sense of awe. This perspective invites us to explore the sacred texts of Òdu Ifá, which articulate the primordial state preceding the Big Bang. In this era, time was merely an abstract concept, and Earth existed in a condition of pure, unbridled chaos. Within this context, an extraordinary phenomenon unfolded timeless dance of existence. During this formless epoch, the process of parthenogenesis, an intrinsic power of creation, was already in evidence, revealing the mitochondrial DNA that encapsulates the essence of life and its boundless potential. In this realm of indescribable beauty, Earth bore no resemblance to its contemporary form; its landscapes were in a constant state of flux, transitioning seamlessly from molten infernos to dark celestial expanses. Now just vision for a second, a space where the vibrant and divine essence of black femininity permeates every atom, liberated from conventional limitations of gender and reproduction as it fills the expanse of life. Scientifically, this process is known as parthenogenesis, which involves self-fertilization and emerges from dark energy with a remarkable elegant symphony of feminine purity defying all expectations. This period of predated life was characterized solely by the presence of a feminine force, unaccompanied by any other energies.
We know from astrophysics, that matter, and dark energies come in many forms. All of the atoms and light in the universe together make up less than 5 percent of the total content of the cosmos. The rest is composed of dark matter and dark energy which dominates the structure and movement of the evolution of the universe. Dark matter makes up most of the galaxies and is responsible for the way galaxies are organized on a grand scale. The nature of dark energy (Iyami Osoronga) is the influence driving and accelerating the expansion of the universe. The reason we call dark matter dark, isn’t because it’s some shadowy material. It’s because dark matter doesn’t interact with light. Regular matters, however, can be dark and absorbs light. This is possible because light and regular matter have a way to connect. This is the beauty of divine black feminine energy derived from Source and Nature: which is created by the purest of natural essences. This form of energy varies anywhere from the lightest of greys to the blackest of blacks. A final example of dark matter has a considerably more dense, low vibration. This energy is often deemed by European religious doctrine as evil or demonic. A celestial power, despite its feminine personification, doesn’t possess an ill-intentional agenda.
Dark matter has long been associated with the spiritual realm, as it represents the unseen feminine dark forces and energies in multidimensional forms that govern the universe. It is the substance that connects all things, transcending time and space to create a web of UNLIMITED interconnectivity that binds us to the cosmos. In essence, dark matter is the fabric of reality that underlies the physical world, serving as a gateway to higher dimensions and alternate realities. Dark energy is one of the most profound and enigmatic concepts in modern science, specifically astrophysics and cosmology. Its importance stems from the fact that, while invisible and undetectable through traditional means, it constitutes about 69% of the universe’s total energy. The existence of dark energy is all around us, day and night, it blends in with the night and it continues to reshape our understanding of the cosmos, human existence, and even our place within the grand scheme of reality as it continues to strive to perfect itself. Dark matter's power is primarily gravitational. It acts as an invisible scaffolding that holds galaxies together and dictates their large-scale structure. Without dark matter, galaxies, as well as galaxy clusters, would likely disintegrate because the visible matter alone does not possess enough gravitational pull to bind them. This means that dark matter is essential to the formation and stability of the universe's large-scale structures. Dark matter also plays a critical role in the formation of galaxies in the early universe, helping to seed the first galaxies, by amplifying the gravitational forces needed to bring matter together that allows us to astral travel
The Yoruba word for astral plane is ibè aláwọ̀n. In the realm of Ifa Cosmology, the astral plane is a realm two layer just beyond the physical world on the 6th dimensional level, where astrophysical states of consciousness manifest, and other worldly dimensions coexist, comprising both a divine solar level and a lower lunar level. It’s one of the many places where souls travel during sleep, meditation, and astral projection, allowing practitioners to connect with their Ori, explore different realities, and receive messages from the divine. In Ifa cosmology, the astral plane is one of several planes of consciousness, along with the physical, etheric, and mental that’s very important to spiritual and balanced mental development. The divine level holds the blueprints for all things, while the lower lunar level becomes the initial sphere where the soul transitions after death. The astral plane sometimes lacks a natural landscape, appearing really distorted and fuzzy, consisting of astral matter. This substance can be magically manipulated, akin to proto- matter, to create thought forms. Although humans naturally function within all these dimensions at least jointly once a day, day to day, or they’re usually only conscious of functioning on the physical plane when they do. The astral plane is a substance and vehicle for contact between the material and the mystical. Within the astral plane, there are numerous densities and vibrations, commonly divided into lower, middle, and higher planes, each associated with a distinctive sound, frequencies, waveforms and colors. After death, people are thought to shed their physical bodies and exist in the astral plane in astral bodies resembling their previous physical ones; from there, they may ascend to a higher plane of existence and/or be reincarnated in a different physical form depending on the nature of life you lived. The astral plane exists alongside the physical realm, comprising both a divine solar level and a lower lunar level.
The astral plane exists not as a figment of imagination or myth but as a parallel dimension interwoven with the physical realm—an invisible yet potent energetic stratum that hosts the metaphysical architecture of both human consciousness and cosmic order. This plane is not homogenous; it is composed of a bifurcated structure—a divine solar level and a lower lunar level—each representing distinct polarities of spiritual experience, archetypal power, and energetic vibration.
The divine solar level of the astral plane is characterized by radiant, higher vibrational frequencies aligned with the principles of divine intelligence, cosmic order, and creative illumination. It is here that the purest forms of thought, sacred geometry, archetypal beings, and celestial guardians dwell. Often accessed in deep states of meditation, lucid dreaming, or after death by evolved souls, this solar realm is the source of divine insight and higher knowing. It reflects the qualities of the sun itself—expansive, life-giving, conscious, and spiritually illuminating. Those who attune to this frequency report communion with guiding intelligences, ancestral spirits, and advanced energies that uplift and instruct.
In contrast, the lower lunar level of the astral plane is dense with unprocessed emotion, subconscious imprints, ancestral memories, and psychological residue. Governed by lunar symbolism—intuition, illusion, reflection, and cyclicality—this level is closest to the Earth in vibration and thus more accessible, especially during altered states of consciousness such as sleep, trance, or trauma. While the lunar astral is a place of mystery, it is also a domain of deception, projection, and energetic entanglement. Shadow work, psychic phenomena, hauntings, and unresolved soul contracts are frequently rooted in this lunar dimension. However, despite its darkness, it offers profound opportunity for healing, transformation, and reclamation of personal power when navigated with intention and spiritual discernment.
The coexistence of the solar and lunar astral levels forms a complete metaphysical system—a cosmological mirror of the yin and yang, light and shadow, conscious and unconscious aspects of all existence. This layered structure reflects humanity’s dual potential for ascension or stagnation, depending on where attention, intention, and energy are directed. To understand the astral plane is to understand the interplay between the divine and the mundane, the seen and unseen, the personal and the cosmic. As such, the astral dimension is not merely a place, but a dynamic field of consciousness—ever-present, ever-responsive, and intimately connected to the unfolding of spiritual evolution.
In conclusion, the astral plane is a multidimensional reality that exists in parallel with the physical world, encompassing both the heights of divine solar awareness and the depths of lunar subconscious terrain. It is through the conscious navigation of both realms that one attains true spiritual integration, harnessing the full spectrum of cosmic and earthly wisdom.