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The Energy of Colors

The Energy of Colors

The relationship between colors and emotions has been recognized and explored by skilled dibias, clairvoyants, and mystics across cultures and throughout history. They describe the emotional body as a luminous, multi-colored energy field—or aura—that encases the physical form, extending approximately sixty centimeters outward. Our ancestors understood this and used this consciously to their advantage. Chromotherapy (therapy through color) teaches us that colors can affect our moods. Every color is associated with a specific type of emotion.

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What is Ajo Ogwu? Understanding Bad or Evil Ogwu in Igbo Spirituality

What is Ajo Ogwu? Understanding Bad or Evil Ogwu in Igbo Spirituality

Ogwu is central to Igbo spirituality and healing practices. It contains the use of herbs, rituals, chants, and spiritual techniques to create powerful remedies or charms aimed at facilitating well-being, protection, and/or success. However, like many universal phenomena, Ogwu is dual in nature—it can be used for good or for harm. When used with malevolent intent, it becomes Ajo Ogwu, or bad/evil Ogwu.

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What is Igwo Ogwu? Understanding the Mystical Art of Administering Ogwu in Igbo Spirituality

What is Igwo Ogwu? Understanding the Mystical Art of Administering Ogwu in Igbo Spirituality

Igwo Ogwu—or the administration of Ogwu—is a sacred practice of channelling the energy of Ogwu to have a specific effect, carried out by a Dibia, an expert spiritualist and healer. This post breaks down the concept of Igwo Ogwu, explaining why this sacred act is exclusive to the Dibia, and exploring the unique role of Agwu, the necessary mystical skills, and the spiritual authority that empowers a Dibia to safely and effectively carry out this practice.

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Mmiri as a Spiritual Guide

Mmiri as a Spiritual Guide

In Igbo spirituality, Mmiri (water) serves as a spiritual guide that embodies purity, renewal, and divine wisdom. We believe that every human being emerged from water and that primodial water continues to flow through each person’s spiritual path, representing life, rebirth, and spiritual cleansing. Every Igbo person has a unique connection to the element of water, with the water bodies near their homeland or ancestral village acting as spiritual anchors.

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Four Igbo Market Days as Spiritual Guides

Four Igbo Market Days as Spiritual Guides

In Igbo cosmology, time is a sacred rhythm governed by the four market days: Eke, Orie, Afo, and Nkwo. These market days, known collectively as Izu Ano Mbosi Ano (The Four Days of the Week), are central to Igbo understanding of life, time, and spirituality. They serve as spiritual guides and continue to affect the lives of those born under their influence from birth to death.

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Ndi Ichie as Spiritual Guides

Ndi Ichie as Spiritual Guides

In the spiritual framework of Odinani, Ndi Ichie—ascended ancestors—play an essential role as spiritual guides. They are the elders of the spirit world, mediating on behalf of their descendants and actively participating in their spiritual journeys, and revered for having lived honorable lives and fulfilled their spiritual destinies.

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The Circle with a Dot at the Center: A Symbol of Chi Energy in Igbo Cosmology

The Circle with a Dot at the Center: A Symbol of Chi Energy in Igbo Cosmology

In the vast and intricate world of Igbo cosmology, symbols hold and carry deep meanings that convey immense spiritual truths. One such powerful symbol is the circled dot, which represents Chi energy—the divine spark, the spiritual essence of individuality, and the driving force of destiny in Igbo spirituality.

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On Edo—The Sacred Powder of Mercy

On Edo—The Sacred Powder of Mercy

In Odinani, various sacred substances play important roles in rituals and ceremonies. Among these is Edo—which can also be found as “Ufie” a red pigment made from the bark of the abosi tree (camwood, baphia nitida) or “Odo” a yellow pigment made from the bark of the okwukwo tree (terminalia superba), known for their potent spiritual properties.

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How to Use Edo (Red or Yellow Chalk) for Igo Mmuo

How to Use Edo (Red or Yellow Chalk) for Igo Mmuo

In Igbo spirituality, traditional items like Edo, which can be either red or yellow chalk or camwood, are powerful tools for spiritual communication and rituals. Using Edo in Igo Mmuo (spirit veneration) rituals is a way to connect with ancestors, deities, and other spiritual entities, asking for grace, guidance, protection, and blessings.

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