SwamiG Institute Ifá • Isésé • Orisha — Modules of Enlightenment for the Diaspora

Modified Khemetian Tree of Life — 8-Week Public Course

This is a SwamiG Institute study path built on core commitments of ancestral grounding, disciplined practice, and living what you learn. The Tree is taught as a living framework: Amen → Ausar → Heru → Tehuti/Maat → Sekert/Sebek/Het-Heru → Auset → Geb → Nehebkau/Uatchet/Sheps.

Ancestral Grounding We honor lineage and the ancestors who carried the light.
Practice Over Performance Real spirituality shows in conduct, speech, and results.
Live What You Learn Results are the proof. Knowledge must become character.
A–B–C Paths: Ilekes • Warriors • Hand of Ifá Uatchet (Wadjet): Protective Sacred Fire Public: study + reflection (progress saved locally) APPLY
Enter the 8 Weeks Completion + Integrity

How to Use This Course (SGI Style)

Each week has: Principles (what to understand), Practices (what to do), and a Checklist (what to complete). The goal is not information—it is alignment. This is why SGI emphasizes: practice over performance.

Three SGI Paths (A–B–C)

  • A — Ilekes Path: identity, devotion, authorization, and alignment.
  • B — Warriors Path: discipline, ethical speech, purification, and spiritual defense.
  • C — Hand of Ifá: wisdom, destiny alignment, ancestral intelligence, and divination readiness.

The 8 Weeks

Open a week, complete the checklist, and your progress updates automatically.

Completion + Integrity (Public)

Public completion means: you finished all checklists and can explain how the Tree changes your conduct, speech, and choices. In SGI terms: knowledge without character is incomplete.

Completion Commitments

  • Ancestral grounding: I honor lineage and those who came before me.
  • Practice over performance: I will live what I learn.
  • Integrity: I will tell the truth in speech and action.
  • Responsibility: I will apply wisdom to real life choices.

Public Disclaimer

This is spiritual education for reflection and personal development. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace professional medical, legal, or mental health care.