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  • Anyanwu’s Power: How Igbo Dibias Channel Sun Energy for Healing and Ritual.

    The Sun known as Anyanwu in Igbo cosmology is more than a celestial body. It is the ultimate, visible manifestation of the Divine, Chukwu and the life-force of Chi. Its perpetual light symbolizes knowledge, purity and the undying cycle of life over darkness. Igbo traditional practitioners, or dibias, channel the Sun’s power in spiritual work

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  • Power of Okpete Mmụọ.

    Okpete Mmụọ is the revered “Spirit Sugarcane” or Bush Cane (Costus afer) akin to the risen nature’s sacred sentinel. Rooted in the fertile soils of tropical Africa, particularly Nigeria’s lush heartlands this perennial is no mere plant. It is a living bridge to primal wisdom. For centuries, Igbo healers have harnessed its potent essence, blending

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  • The Left Hand’s Hidden Power.

    Spiritual Secrets Behind The Use Of Left Hand.  🤚🏽 If you do not trust what someone is giving to you, tell the person to drop it on the ground and then use your left hand to pick it up, or you collect it with your left hand no matter what it is. Be it money,

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  • Fruits Of the Sea: A Traditional Ritual of Appreciation.

    Offering fruits to marine spirits holds deep significance. These practices are symbolic acts of reverence, gratitude and connection with the powerful energies associated with water bodies. Marine spirits are the custodians of wisdom, abundance, healing and mysteries of the soul. 1. Symbol of Harmony and Gratitude. Offering fruits to marine spirits is a gesture of

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