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Spiritual practices are deliberate acts like meditation, igo ọfọ, rituals and ancestral veneration that foster a profound connection to the divine, inner self and cosmos that enable individuals to navigate stress (emotional strain from demands) and adversity (challenging hardships). In Igbo tradition, Ọdịnanị embodies this with dibia (spiritual healers/diviners) guiding harmony through Chi (personal guardian
What Is Tradition? Tradition (Ọdịnala/Odịnanị/Odinana). Odinani is the spiritual bedrock of Igbo remarkable tradition, culture and civilization. It is the ancient tradition and way of life of the igbo people that connects humans to CHUKWU OKIKE through our various, personal spiritual guardian called Chi. Amazingly, Odinani is an ancient sacred science that enable our people
Genealogy is the study of family lineages and ancestral histories. It holds profound significance within the Igbo society. A society filled with rich cultures, traditions and diverse identities, it is good to explore one’s genealogical roots. It has become a crucial aspect of personal and communal identity. I will delve into the importance of genealogy
An ancestor altar is often a sacred space created in memory of one’s ancestors. It is a physical manifestation of one’s connection to their ancestors and the spiritual realm. The ancestor altar serves as a focal point for honoring, remembering, and connecting with the spirits of one’s deceased loved ones. This altar is a very
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