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The Cosmic Marketplace: Weaving Igbo Market Days, Elements and Angels into Agents of Spirituality. This is a living, bre...
01/12/2025

The Cosmic Marketplace: Weaving Igbo Market Days, Elements and Angels into Agents of Spirituality.

This is a living, breathing reality in understanding Igbo spirituality, particularly when we connect its four sacred market days to the universal elements and the guiding light of archangels. ​For someone new to these concepts, it might seem like a lot to take in. I will break it down, piece by piece to reveal a beautiful and practical framework for spiritual living as a former Christian, Spiritualist and now a Dibịa Ọdịnana Igbo who is a core proponent of Igbo culture and traditions.

​The Heartbeat of Igbo Life: The Four Market Days.

​In Igbo culture, life revolves around a four-day week, defined by unique market days: Eke, Orie, Afo and Nkwo. These are not just dates on a calendar. They are energetic anchors each with its own character, purpose and spiritual implications.
1. ​Eke: Is considered the first and most significant day. It's a day of beginnings, creation and power.
2. ​Orie: A day associated with expansion, growth and community.
3. ​Afo: A day for consolidation, reflection and addressing matters.
4. ​Nkwo: The final day linked to completion, rest and preparation for the next cycle.
​These days dictate when markets are held, when important meetings take place and when certain spiritual rituals are performed. They are the pulse of the community.

​The Universal Language: The Four Elements.

​Now, let us introduce the four classical elements: Fire, Water, Air and Earth. These are universal symbols found in nearly every spiritual tradition across the globe. They represent fundamental forces of nature and aspects of human experience:
1. ​Fire: Represents passion, transformation, energy, drive and destruction (for new creation).
2. ​Water: Symbolizes emotions, intuition, healing, purification and adaptability.
3. ​Air: Linked to intellect, communication, thought, freedom and the unseen.
4. ​Earth: Embodies stability, grounding, practicality, abundance and the material world.
​These elements are not outside of us, they are within us and influencing our moods, actions and our environment.

​Divine Guardians: The Four Archangels.

​Finally, we bring in the archangels powerful spiritual beings seen as messengers and guardians from the divine. While their names and roles can vary across traditions, theses four are consistently prominent:

1. ​Archangel Michael: The warrior, protector, and leader. Associated with courage, truth and cutting away what no longer serves us.
2. ​Archangel Gabriel: The messenger, communicator and bringer of good news. Associated with clarity, intuition and new beginnings.
3. ​Archangel Raphael: The healer, guide and companion. Associated with physical, emotional and spiritual well-being.
4. ​Archangel Uriel: The light of God, bringer of wisdom, insight and divine justice. Associated with enlightenment and understanding.
​These archangels are invoked for guidance, protection and assistance in specific areas of life.
​The Grand Fusion: How it All Connects.

​When we merge these three systems a profound spiritual combination emerges, showing a holistic guide to navigating life. My experience as a Dibịa made me see how they align, creating a "Cosmic Marketplace" where energies converge:
1. ​Eke (Fire/Archangel Michael): The Spark of Creation and Protection
​Market Day: Eke is the powerful beginning, the day of setting intentions and taking decisive action.
​Element: Fire mirrors this perfectly – the spark of creation, the energy to begin, to forge ahead. It’s the transformative power that clears the old to make way for the new.
​Archangel: Archangel Michael, the fierce protector with his sword of truth, perfectly embodies the assertive while pioneering energy of Eke and Fire. He helps us find courage, overcome obstacles and protect our spiritual path as we embark on new ventures.
​Spiritual Insight: On Eke, we connect with our inner warrior ready to initiate, to protect our sacred space and to powerfully manifest our desires.

2. ​Orie (Water/ Archangel Gabriel): Flow, Nurturing and Divine Communication
​Market Day: Orie is a day of expansion, community and flow of where interactions and relationships thrive.
​Element: Water is the essence of flow, emotion and connection. It cleanses, nurtures and adapts. It represents the collective consciousness and emotional landscape.
​Archangel: Archangel Gabriel, the gentle messenger, aligns with Water's communicative and nurturing aspects. Gabriel helps us listen to our intuition, receive divine guidance and express ourselves clearly and compassionately.
​Spiritual Insight: Orie encourages us to tap into our emotional intelligence, to nurture our relationships and to be open to receiving messages and insights from the spiritual realm. It is a day for empathy and heartfelt connection.

3. ​Afo (Earth/ Archangel Uriel): Grounding, Abundance, and Divine Wisdom
​Market Day: Afọ marks the completion of the cycle, a day for grounding, bringing things to fruition, and preparing for the next turn.
​Element: Earth represents stability, abundance, practicality, and the physical manifestation of our efforts. It’s where our roots grow deep.
​Archangel: Archangel Uriel, the light of God, brings wisdom and understanding. He helps us anchor our spiritual insights into practical reality, guiding us to create abundance and stability in our lives. Just as Earth provides for us, Uriel illuminates the path to practical wisdom.
​Spiritual Insight: Afọ is about manifesting our intentions, being grateful for our blessings, and grounding our spiritual understanding in tangible ways. It is a day to feel secure, appreciate material blessings and prepare wisely for the future.

4. ​Nkwo (Air/Archangel Raphael): Intellect, Healing, and Conscious Breath
​Market Day: Nkwọ is a day for consolidation, reflection and intellectual engagement where matters are discussed and resolved.
​Element: Air embodies thought, communication, intellect and freedom. It is the invisible force that connects everything that carries ideas and breath.
​Archangel: Archangel Raphael, the divine healer and guide resonates with Air's ability to bring clarity and ease. Raphael inspires new ideas for healing, helps us communicate our needs for well-being and guides our journey to wholeness, just as air is essential for life itself.
​Spiritual Insight: On Nkwọ, we are invited to pause, to think clearly, to engage in meaningful dialogue and to consciously direct our thoughts towards healing ourselves and our environment. It is a day for mental clarity and seeking solutions.

​This beautiful fusion is not an intellectual exercise. It is a practical guide. By understanding these connections, a "greenhorn" can begin to:
1. ​Tune into Natural Rhythms: Recognize that life has cycles and each day or phase carries a different energy and purpose.
2. ​Balance Inner and Outer Worlds: See how the elements within us correspond to the world outside and how market days reflect both personal and communal energies.
3. ​Seek Divine Guidance: Understand that spiritual assistance is always available while aligning with specific angelic energies for particular needs.
4. ​Live Intentionally: Approach each market day with an awareness of its unique spiritual potential, then make conscious choices that align with the energies of fire, water, air and earth.

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The Ancient Art of Igo Mmụọ/Ọfọ: A Simple Learning Path. Today, we shall learn about the guidelines or ways to speak to ...
01/12/2025

The Ancient Art of Igo Mmụọ/Ọfọ: A Simple Learning Path.

Today, we shall learn about the guidelines or ways to speak to our own powers that be. You know, we have always known the word praying
via religion, but in reality, we never prayed but spoke to our powers. We negotiate, talk and mediate in a way that our hearts does the talking.

Our original way is to first identify our powers by names, Our Chi, alushi and when we are mighty enough, we posses naturally given powerful trees like Orji, Akpụ, Ojukwu, Udala, Anyasị, Ngwụ, Agadi-Nwanyi Ugiri, Ọfọ ,Ebenebe and more. Ndị Ichie, Ajana agwụ, Akwali Ọmụmụ,oive, Arobunagu, ObiNdị-Ichie,agali akwụ, ikenga and more, are paramount. We bring their names forth during our daily communion or discussions and I guess we can say daily prayers in today's world.

In Gbo/Ancient ways, we had always started by sweeping off our Obi/house. It's a must. Then, we wash our both hands,mouth,head and feet. We always have nzu/earth chalk, oseoji/alligator pepper, hot drink and kolanut. If you do not have access to pepper of alligator, use those pure native small peppers, they serve just fine. If you do have access to kolanut and hot drink,use only oseoji and nzu. We Ndi Gbo, always ascertain that nzu bu ụzọ /nzu comes first.

We commence:

1. CLEANSE with OSEOJI.
Take 1-4-7 seeds of it, circles it 4 times on your head (anti clockwise/un-tieing way) and touch it on your forehead (uchu isi) on your heart (uchu obi) left inside shoulder (uchu aka ekpe), then right inside shoulder (uchu aka nli), then entire body towards your crouch (uchu ngada), legs and feet and back side of hand and inside palm. Ask uchu to depart your body while doing all the touchings. Then throw it/them away far, from you.

2. NZU As Starting point.
Raise the nzu to Anyanwụ na Agbala and call on Anyanwụ na Agbala and then touch it on Ani/ground and call onto Aja-ani. Sit well or stand firmly. Call on your Chi by name and greet your Chi. Speak all the great words to your mighty Chi whom have ensured you are alive. Show love. Call on your Ndi Ichie/Ancestors starting from your own father, if he's dead, grand father, if your own direct father is alive or great-grand-father if both mentioned are still alive. Tell him to come forth with your Ndi Ichie and tua nzu. Use as many Proverbs as you can during the time you speak to your Ndi Ichie. It makes them proud. Call on your mighty Aja-ani to join the union and bless your Aja-ani. Call on the mighty Agwụ of your fathers/umunna and that of your ikwunne/ibe nne maternal. Praise your holy Agwụ and negotiate with your Agwụ for goodness creations. Mmụọ Agwụ, is the father of all creators and powers that be. Call your Arobunagu to partake in the union and ask favours. Negotiate with your Arobunagu like you did with tithes. Call on your own water/river by name and negotiate all the riches you desire.

Call on your Ikenga Igbo ka ọ tua nzu. Call on your own alusi ka ọ tua nzu and negotiate for goodness and protections. Call on the Akwali Ọmụmụ of your people ka ọ tua nzu. Call on ngwu of your fathers ka otua nzu and call on yours if you have it. Call on Orji of your people and yours, if you have it ka ha tua nzu. Call on Ojukwu Ka otua nzu, Udara ka ọ tu kwuo nzu. Call on obi Ndi Ichie Nna Nna gi ha and Ofo Nna Nna gi ha, ka ọ tua nzu. Call on Akpụ of your people and yours, if you posses it ka ọ tua nzu. Call on other Alusi, you are friendly with or knows their good deeds to join you.

Afterwards, use
the Nzu and draw 4 vertical lines on ANI/Ground and circle or draw a horizontal
line across/underneath to represent for Dibịas.
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Touch it , on middle of head (Ogonogo Ndu), touch it on side of your eyes (Foresight), on big toes (ijeta ihe ọma ) on back OF hands (Blessings).

3. Ọjị/Kolanut.
Raise it to (Sun) ANYANWỤ na AGBALA and again, touch it on Ezeani/ground. If you had said all during nzu, say that like you had said with nzu, so you are saying with oji. Or call your Chi by name ka ọ taa oji, Ndi Ichie taa oji, Aja-ani taa oji, ka Orji taa oji, Ngwụ taa kwaa ọjị, Ka Udara taa ọjị, Akwari nna nna gi ha, taa ọjị, Ka agadi nwanyi taa oji. Okuku Agwụ gi taa ọjị, Ka Ikenga na Agali akwu taa oji. Ngene Mmili taa ọjị ka Ovuve taa kwuo, Orji mu taa oji. Ngwu mu taa ọjị, Ka Akpu mu taa. Udala mu taa oji Ka ojukwu mu taa. Osisi ofo mu taa oji. Agadi nwanyi mu taa kwuo oji Ka anyasi mu taa kwuo nye Arobunagu mu. Udo Awka biataa ọjị Ka Imoka gi taa kwuo. Anyi ma na isi akahi aka adihi evu ogidii ma nwa nnunu isi akaghi aka adịghị eje ọgwụ oturukpokpo,okwu Ndị Nna Mmụọ Gbo Gbo Igbo. Extend your words and ask both your alusi and other ones you know ka ha taa ọjị. At the end, break kolanut and toss inside your omu-oku (plate) and take the one with middle of the oji (Ile/ire oji) and toss to the ground, ask Ndi Ichie & Ajana to take.

During this, you can bring your issues to the table while holding nzu and beg all to come together and solve it. Pledge whatever (Fowl, goat , bull, ram, cow). They are your own powers. Ensure you do not have uchu/Orakwu following you and cleanse self if you do. Ensure to be barefooted. If Ose oji is totally new, take it behind you while opening it for the first time.

4. Mmanya Ọkụ/Hot Drink.
Do same procedure as above.

NB: Edo has always been attributed to Ndi otu mmiri in odinani. Never what we used daily while praying. Nzu and ọjị, covers all in truthfulness. Edo is used when you are constantly committing errors, what you'll have to use and calm your Ora mmụọ daily. Then hot drink, most Dibịas are forbidden to drink alcohol, therefore using it daily while praying will create an avenue for many to be tempted into taking it. Therefore, it's better not to use it, rather than use it and create issues with it.
Please practice this quietly and consistently, you will be glad you did.



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Chi Afọ make me grounded and stable so I can draw strength from the nurturing energy of the Earth.

Today, my efforts will yield tangible results and lasting prosperity, like a well-planted seed.

Iseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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Orie 💦 Ọma!

Nne Mmiri and Ogwugwu, thank you for the blessing of adaptability and the favor of clarity that flows through me.

I honor ndị mmiri and the powerful Ogbanje mmiri for the upliftment of my spirit and the grace of intuitive strength.

I am Mgborie and as the sacred person, I am purified, protected and perpetually growing.

I give thanks for everything! May water revive every dead blessings today!

So shall it be!

Iseeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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Connecting with your spirit guides through a candle lighting ritual can be a beautiful and personal experience.

Here's a simple guide to help you create a sacred space and intention:

1. Gather Your Materials.
2. A candle (choose a color that resonates with you or your intention white for purity, purple for spirituality, blue for tranquility, etc.)
3. A lighter or matches.
4. A quiet space where you won't be disturbed.
5. Optional: Incense, essential oils, perfume, nzu edo, crystals or other items that help you feel connected to the spiritual realm.
6. Cleanse Your Space:
Before you begin, take a moment to cleanse your chosen space. You can do this by physically tidying up, or by smudging with uduko, sage or palo santo.
7. Set Your Intention:
Take a few deep breaths and center yourself. Clearly state your intention aloud or in your mind. For example: "Ora mmụọ, I intend to open myself to communication with my benevolent spirit guides, to receive their wisdom, guidance and love."
8. Light the Candle:
With your intention firm in your mind, light the candle. As the flame ignites, visualize it as a beacon, sending your intention out to the spiritual realm and drawing your guides closer.
9. Connect and Meditate:
Gaze at the candle flame. Allow your mind to quiet. You might offer a silent prayer or a spoken invocation to your guides. For example: "Chi m and other spirit guides, I invite your presence. I am open to your messages. Please make yourselves known to me in ways I can understand."
10. Sit in quiet meditation for as long as feels right. Pay attention to any sensations, thoughts, images or feelings that arise. These could be subtle signs from your guides. Don't force anything; simply be open and receptive.
11. Express Gratitude:
When you feel the connection has been made, or when you are ready to conclude the ritual, express your heartfelt gratitude to your spirit guides for their presence and guidance.
12. Extinguish the Candle:
You can let the candle burn down completely if it's safe to do so or you can gently extinguish it. Some traditions suggest pinching the wick or using a snuffer rather than blowing it out. This is to preserve the energy you've invoked.

Tip: Remember, consistency and sincerity are key. The more you practice, the stronger your connection with your spirit guides will become.

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