DIBIA NWANGWU UCHENDU

Snake plant, scientifically known as Sansevieria trifasciata, is a popular evergreen succulent plant native to West Africa. It is also commonly referred to as mother-in-law’s tongue or sansevieria. The most popular name its known for in Igbo society is called Ebube Agu. This plant has long, upright leaves that are thick, pointed, and patterned with green and yellow or green and silver variegation.

Snake plant has been widely used for both medicinal and spiritual purposes throughout history. In terms of medicinal applications, snake plant contains various bioactive compounds, including saponins, flavonoids, alkaloids, and organic acids. These components contribute to its potential therapeutic benefits and have been studied for their pharmacological properties.

Medicinal Uses:
1. Respiratory Health: The snake plant has been traditionally used to alleviate symptoms of respiratory conditions such as asthma, allergies, and bronchitis. Its ability to purify the air by removing toxins and releasing oxygen may contribute to better respiratory functioning.
2. Anti-inflammatory and Analgesic Effects: Some research suggests that snake plant extracts have anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties, which may be helpful in managing pain and reducing inflammation.
3. Antimicrobial and Antifungal Properties: Certain compounds found in snake plant have exhibited antimicrobial and antifungal effects. This suggests potential use as a natural remedy against bacterial and fungal infections.
4. Immune-Boosting Effects: Snake plant extracts have been studied for their immunomodulatory properties, suggesting that they may enhance the body’s immune response.
5. Skin Health and Wound Healing: Snake plant gel or extracts have shown promising effects in promoting wound healing and reducing inflammation in skin ailments like eczema and psoriasis.

Spiritual and Symbolic Significance:
Snake plant has also been associated with spiritual and symbolic meanings in various cultures. It is believed to possess protective qualities and is often used in Feng Shui to ward off negative energy and promote positive vibrations. Its upright growth is considered symbolic of resilience and strength, making it a popular choice for home decor.

Folks, whenever you notice that nothing good comes your way, rethink about the situation..

Do people hate on you, for no just cause, do you make enemies anyhow for no reason?

Many humans despise you despite the goodness portrayed by the way and how you interact with them without any problems?

Do People reward your kindness, with wickedness? No matter how many times you do good deeds, they will turn around and hate you with passion, even your friends?

There is no personal or spiritual growth! Stagnation, poverty, badluck, hindrances here and there?

Majority of the time, people you know may promise and fail you numerous times?

Does your spouse hate you and your family members hate you too despite how much love you give out to them?

Including your spirit guides, a times they turn their back on one, probably out of unknown and know spiritual offence committed by you unintentionally?.

Do not worry any more, the solution lies in cleansing that contaminated aura. Get busy, collect some fresh leaves of
Ebubeagu in Igbo, it is called Snake plant in English language. It works a lot of wonders.

Proceed is to throw them around your compound to scare any reptile away especially snake from coming inside the house.

Ebubeagu can be air dried or dehydrated, then blend everything and store in a clean container. What to do with it? Henceforth, be adding some quantity of the grinded powder into the bath water while you embark on bathing your body for 7 consecutive days. The result is going to be awesome.

Alternatively, boil some Ebubeagu leaves in a clean pot, remember to add big quantity of water, bring it to boil for 30 minutes. Allow it cool and use the water to bath in the midnight or early morning without cleaning the body. Air-dry is preferable.

Results can be achieved by using Ebubeagu ancient herb as a decorative plant. Simply hang a bunch of it somewhere in front of the house, shop or compound to wade off negative energies.

Some people usually harvest and put some dried pieces of Ebubeagu in their bag or wallet to attract more luck, good fortune and to wade off ill luck.

The snake plant as a herb draws prosperity and magnets goodness to the planter and users. It brings favor and good luck too as mentioned above.

Many houses in the village are adorned with this plant in large quantities. Usually every doorstep have it conspicuously decorating the entrances. It is so common that one must see this plant because it carries the favor of procreating as a fertility herb. It protects the owner of the compound from harm equally the environment as folklore says it operates spiritually, thieves do not enter nor rob any home that has a lush growth of snake plant on their lawn and garden. It grows abundantly in bushes where it thrives without being disturbed.

Snake plant has a rich history of traditional use and some scientific evidence supporting its therapeutic potential, further research is needed to establish its effectiveness and safety for specific medical conditions. Additionally, it is always recommended to consult with a good herbalist before using any plant-based remedies for medicinal purposes.
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