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John Mason has written numerous books on Yoruba religion and culture. He has traveled extensively in Cuba and Nigeria and consulted with many practitioners to obtain a vast treasure lode of information. This page covers some of his work. You are invited to contact him directly via the Yoruba Theological Archministry for more information. |
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Book sale and signing of Baba John Mason's new book on the Sango culture complex; Saturday, February 25, 2012, from 1p.m. to 7p.m. at 488 Putnam Avenue, Brooklyn, NY (between Throop and Tompkins Avenues). Come one come all and bring cash. No credit cards can be accepted. Call 718-453-5550 if you need more direction. |
| Yoruba Theological Archministry presents
"In Praise of Our Mothers" Fundraising All songs in English with original melodies Baba John Mason Saturday, May 8, 2010 5-10PM Boys and Girls H.S. |
| Black Gods - Orisa
Studies in the New World by John Mason and Gary Edwards |
Thirteen major Yoruba deities are discussed in depth. Their
symbols, personal characteristics, philosophical values, animal familiars, corresponding
body parts and feast days are all reviewed. Comes with audio cassette tape of songs and prayers. Click for pricing & to order ==> |
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| Four New World
Rituals by John Mason |
A detailed review of translated prayers, chants and
ceremonies associated with four categories of Yoruba ritual maintained by New World Orisa
devotees. Rituals dealing with the respect for ancestors, carrying out blood sacrifices,
performing divination, and preparing medicine are all closely reviewed. This new edition comes with audio cassette tape of songs and prayers. Click for pricing & to order ==> |
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| Oloòkun: Owner of the
Rivers and the Seas by John Mason |
$20 ISBN: |
This is a comprehensive and groundbreaking study of the Bini
and Yoruba deity, Olokun (owner of the sea), and his traditions as they were established
in West Africa, maintained in Cuba, from the ealry 1800's, and now continued in the United
States. Maps, line drawings and ninety nine photos, amny published for the first time, help to visually carry the reader along on this journey of discovery. Comes with cassette tape of Olokun songs |
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Prepayment required on all orders.
Yoruba Theological Archministry
488 Putnam Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11221
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