NABA Iritah shenmira is an emissary for the elders, ancestors, and indigenous communities, following in his father’s footsteps as part of a lineage of high priests. He serves as Director of Education at Kebtah, and holds a leadership role in Ankhkasta Natural Healing, a unique collective of indigenous healers.

Naba Iritah Shenmira is a commissioned emissary for the elders, ancestors, and
indigenous communities following in his father's footsteps as part of a lineage of high priests. He serves as Director of Education at Kebtah and holds a leadership role at Ankhkasta Natural Healing, a collective of indigenous healers. A world-renowned diviner utilizing the M'TAM system of divination, published author, and international

speaker, his defining gift is the ability to unify worlds bridging the invisible and
the visible, ancestors and the living, the marginalized and the powerful, the ancient and the now. With formal training in accounting and deep initiation in indigenous governing frameworks, he practices leadership that integrates ancestral wisdom with contemporary organizational structures. He carries explicit authority from his Dogon lineage and has been granted permission by the King of the Gulmu Kingdom to represent and protect these traditions.

To understand Naba Iritah Shenmira, you must first understand what it means to be chosen by a lineage not appointed, not trained from the outside, but recognized
from within.

A high priest and healer of the Dogon bloodline from the Gulmu region of Meritah (Africa), Naba Iritah is the son of the late Master Naba Lamoussa Morodenibig — a legendary Dogon prophet who dedicated his life to educating people on humanity's original spiritual principles and practices. Following in his father's footsteps, Naba
Iritah did not inherit a title — he claimed an initiatic heritage through rigorous rites of passage, deep apprenticeship, and a lifelong commitment to the preservation of one of humanity's oldest living wisdom traditions.

Born and raised among the Tem people in Togo, as a young boy Naba Iritah entered various initiations and apprenticeships with priests and healers, enduring the rites of passage of becoming a man. After his father's passing, he stepped fully into his calling ordained within three months, and soon after, carrying the mission of his ancestors to a global stage.

Naba Iritah shenmira holds explicit authority from his Dogon lineage and has been granted permission by the King of the Gulmu Kingdom to represent and protect thesetraditions. He is not simply a practitioner he is a commissioned emissary, accountable to elders, ancestors, and the communities whose cultural continuity depends on his stewardship.

As a world-renowned diviner utilizing the M'TAM system an ancient science
rooted in the Earth's dialogue of energies, solution-oriented and over 70,000 years old