Ife Ndi Gboo

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This page is strictly for African spirituality and also Igbo cosmology.

06/07/2025

Afo. The more you align with your Ora mmuo, the more bold, confident and unafraid you become amongst man and spirits.

05/07/2025

Oye. 🌞 Be careful how you speak about your success, progress amongst people. Not everyone wishes you good.

04/07/2025

Eke! 🌞 Most appeasements, spiritual works may not be working for you because you have broken one or two NSO ANA.

How did our ancestors view Adoption?Adoption was not encouraged by our ancestors for two reasons;Our ancestors believed ...
03/07/2025

How did our ancestors view Adoption?

Adoption was not encouraged by our ancestors for two reasons;

Our ancestors believed that bloodline, family history, or foundations determine character and personality. To them, if someone comes from a lineage of thieves, then it is most likely that the person will also become a thief. They supported this argument with “Ihe na esite na agbulu”. They also believed that some lineages could be cursed and that they could share in such a curse if they associated with certain kinds of people.

They also believed that popularizing or normalizing adoption would lead to the erosion of family values; hence, children would be treated as commodities, so they discouraged it.

‘Nevertheless, Adoption in the time of our ancestors was considered a rarity, so occasionally, when they adopted a child, they would perform an induction ritual known as “Izepu Agbulu”. This ritual translates to the “Removing of one’s lineage”.

The essence of this ritual, according to our ancestors, was to ritually remove the bloodline and ancestral foundations the adopted child is coming from and induct the child into their own bloodline and ancestral foundations. This means that (they) the new family would replace the ancestors (Ndi-Ichie) of the child’s birth family with that of the adopted family.

Our ancestors believed this ritual helps to remove any unwanted family traits that the child must have inherited from its birth family and would now go ahead to live and behave like members of his adopted family.

This ritual also makes the child a recognized member of that family in the eyes of the community and spirits; hence, such a child can now be given ancestral lands and can enjoy other rights that come with being a member of that family, but there is a limitation.

This child can not inherit an ancestral Obi or serve in the capacity of Akajiofo Ngwuru to his adopted family. It would always revert to members of the family that has blood ties to the Obi\Ofo.

This limitation often causes disunity amongst family members; hence, this is another reason why Adoption was discouraged by our ancestors.

What do you think about this ancestral position on Adoption?

© Odinaala Igbo.

03/07/2025

Nkwo! 🌪️ Summon your Chi na Ora mmuo, make declarations on how you want your day to go using Nzu. Blow it in the air.

Afo. Ubuchi Ajana. When I decided to return fully to Odinani, Omenala Igbo, I did not do it because of what I stood to g...
02/07/2025

Afo. Ubuchi Ajana.

When I decided to return fully to Odinani, Omenala Igbo, I did not do it because of what I stood to gain or the financial, material benefits of it.
I didn't begin because I wanted all of the money in the world.
I did not even start practicing Odinani, Omenala because I wanted my problems to get solved.
Yes! I did not begin Odinani because I wanted my Chi na Ezumezu mmuo to start solving challenges or problems for me.

I simply did because that was what I was supposed to have been practicing since time immemorial; since childhood.
It was and still is a part of me, my true identity that was hidden from me for a very long time.
I felt whole, healed and complete after discovering the hidden truths about Odinana na Omenala Ndi Gboo.

I knew that I had discovered my root, path and identity and that days of confusion were over.
I had found my purpose, one of my reasons for coming to this existence( being a Dibia) and that I was no longer lost.
I had found the major part of my destiny( Dibia) and currently on the path of fulfilling my life time assignment.

I never began because I wanted to get rich quickly or wanted all of the money in the world.
Those were far and secondary reasons. They didn't even come first.

When you remove your mind from financial, monetary or other kinds of material benefits of Odinani, Omenala Igbo and focus more on elevating your spiritual stance and hierarchy, you will see things gradually falling in place for you.
But once your focus is all about money, money, money, then you should be ready for many kinds of disappointments because spirits see your heart and the true reasons why you have come to meet with and know them.
You can, may fool man but you can't fool spirits because they see through you, your heart and that before you were born, they have known about you.

So the true question should be:

Why did you choose to return to the ways of the Ndi Gboo; ways of the ancient ones, ancestors?
What is your true purpose of practicing Odinani, Omenala Igbo?

Mmili Chiukwuebuka Nwoye.
Nwa Ogwugwu.

Igbu Mmadu Maka EgoSince the discovery of this Ezeagu ritualist, I've been in deep thoughts, wondering how heartless a p...
01/07/2025

Igbu Mmadu Maka Ego

Since the discovery of this Ezeagu ritualist, I've been in deep thoughts, wondering how heartless a person can be to take the lives of a pregnant woman for the mere sake of Ego Mbute. Mind you, people who perpetrate this evil do not have it written on their faces, but deep down, their hearts are dark and wicked.

Sadly, people like this keep destroying the foundation that our ancestors built. A foundation, I, and many more writers and teachers of Odinaani are honestly trying to resuscitate, which makes me wish our ancestors had a name for people like this, who camouflage themselves under the banner of DIBIA.

This is because the distinction of “AJO-DIBIA” still carries a word that means “Knowledge”, a word that is also synonymous with Nso, an office designated for individuals who are tasked and honor-bound to help and save the lives of people through the knowledge Agwu has given to them.

The actions of these people we call Ajo-Dibia keep destroying the efforts of those who are genuinely doing the work of their CHI, and this is why I hope that a clear distinction can be made that would separate them.

On the other hand, I would not hesitate to speak on the fact that “Ogwu Ego” is not our culture, it has never been, and it would never be. Odinaani only teaches us, to engage in Ichu Aja, Imara Chi, Ime Uwa, and most importantly, to live lives worthy of our family lineages, every other thing outside these things is simply Aruru Ani.

NB- As a society, we need to redefine the meaning of SUCCESS, we need to stop glorifying wealth, we need to stop this culture of spraying money in events, we need to stop displaying wealth as if it's the only hallmark of a fulfilled life. We need to instead glorify intellectual achievements, and just as our ancestors celebrated the various “DI”, which is the mastery of various careers such as; Di Ji “Master of yam”, etc, we need to rejuvenate this honorary practice that celebrates intellectualism and hard work.

01/07/2025

Oye. 🌊 As people are gradually returning to Odinani, Omenala, many people will d ie due to paternity fraud.

Eke! 🌞Amusu anagi eri Udene makana Udene bu Eze Ndi Amusu. 👑 In spirituality, don't step on the toes of those higher tha...
30/06/2025

Eke! 🌞

Amusu anagi eri Udene makana Udene bu Eze Ndi Amusu.

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In spirituality, don't step on the toes of those higher than you.

29/06/2025

This page wasn't created to feed people on how to "get rich quick." Getting weathy depends on your Akalaka.

29/06/2025

Nkwo! 🌪️ So many people just like to, ask, take, take, take without ever thinking of giving. Always like free things.

28/06/2025

I know all you care about is money but you should be careful about any Dibia who only speaks about money! Money!! Money!!!

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