ABOUT

KƆmpan Adepa is not a religion as such but an ancient ancestral spiritual pathway to Onyame that pre-dates recorded history.

HEALERS

ƆkɔmfoƆ (s.) akɔfoɔ (pl.) refers to one who practices Ɔkɔm, which is the pathway to Onyame and can be male or female.

BRAGORƆ

Female/Puberty Rites of Passage essential in preparing young ladies for the roles and responsibilities of womanhood.

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NEW BOOK

BECOMING A MODERN HEALER FROM THE ANCIENT WORLD OF AKƆM

Written by: Nana Kwaku Sakyi

BECOMING A MODERN HEALER FROM THE ANCIENT WORLD OF AKƆM is a memoir of Nana Kwaku Sakyi’s transnational experiences in becoming a healer. Guided by African healing savants, Nana Sakyi became the first diasporic African to become a spiritualist-healer in the ancient market town and spiritual center of Takyiman, Ghana. Becoming a Modern Healer is a remarkable portrait of a people who activate the crucial links between Africa and its American diaspora, the fusing of ancient knowledge with modern life, and the importance of healing, ritual, coded wisdom, and following one’s path in life.

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Akan Drum Text

Asuo atware kwan, Okwan atware asuo yi;
Opanyin ne hwane?
Ye bo kwan ko to asuo yi?
Asuo yi firi tete,
Asuo yi firi Odomankoma.
Oboo dee. Kronkron Tano,
Birifia Tano.
Wo ko baabi a, bra,
Na ye hwe wo kwan.


The stream crosses the path, The path crosses the stream.
Which of them is the elder?
Did we not cut a path to go and meet this stream?
The stream had its origin long, long ago,
The stream had its origin in the Creator.
He created things, Pure, Pure Tano.
Birifia Tano.
If you have gone elsewhere, come,
And we shall seek a path for you.

Ways to Support

All contributions made help us to continue our mission of preserving Akan-Bono traditional culture adapted here in the African diaspora through various initiatives, programs, and events. A portion of funds donated are used to support the youth and community in Takyiman, Ghana.

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Kompan Adepa is registered and organized as a nonprofit corporation with the State of Florida. We are federally recognized as a legally functioning nonprofit corporation under section 501(c)(3) of the International Revenue Code and contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Cultural Collection

Visit our online store featuring a collection of clothing and accessories featuring African proverbs, designs and symbols. Adult and children’s sizes are available. A portion of the proceeds goes to support the youth and community in Takyiman, Ghana.

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