The introduction of various forms of socialization does not always promote appropriate personal development. World inequalities inspire contradictions and imbalances that vary within individual condition resulting in enmities, hardships, distrust, and isolation. As a result many persons are finding a sincere relationship with orisha and others are abandoning religion in practice. Individualism while being part of the human freedom must hold to the manifestation of good conscience. It is in the fostering of good conscience that transformation can occur finding a genuine solution to individual life problems that arise from social relations.
Individualism presents an illness.
In many instances it neglects the training in faith, presents erroneous doctrine, and too often is deficient in religious, moral or social life, in ways that conceal rather than reveal the authentic face of our religion and the orisha psychology. Individualism is an advancing deterioration process. It grows more acute without a viable immune mechanism. A root reason for deterioration is the lack of religious education in relation to morals and values that promote good conscience and adequate behavioral conduct. This differs from acquiring knowledge related to matters of lineal norms and religious practice.