Thank you very much for your videos. I was not born in the village, I knew nothing about my culture. But I now see how English language and Christianity misrepresented the ways of my ancestors. I meela!
English language and Christianity did nothing to you. You only have to search for and discover more as an adult. No curious person is only spoon fed with inner workings of life
They never taught us anything like this but i found my way to it cuz its my path and i never connected or vibed with Christianity buh always feel connected to my igbo culture and traditions❤❤, Thank you sir for wat your doing
My name is Nnaemeka Okoro am 47 going to 48 by November this year I am impressed with your knowledge and teaching, please just realized as the last born of my family that my father three of us with plus another one of a woman my great great grandfather summon in my making it ofo four now how do I know what this ofos stand for I only have one of now.
Thank you so much Sir for your teaching 🙏 Because christianity and their teachings I use to see our tradition, ancestors even my village people as my enemies. But since I came in contact with your page I have beginning to understand so many things about odinala. Pls I want you to help me. I did my agwu 2months ago as someone who has done agwu now pls I want to know how many nzu I should do when praying. Thank you Sir!
I am happy this page has been of help. As someone who has done Agwu your Nzu is from 5 to 8. Depending the nature of Agwu you installed. But basically, it's 5.
Thanks your sir for this enlightenment Ermm, Must it be done at an altar, Like cant it be done anywhere, Like your room, Liķe me i have die hard christian parents and im awakening and fallen back to my roots, So i want to do it in my room so i can be discret about it for now
I won't advise you do it if you are staying with your parents. The practical aspect of Odinani is best started when you have your own space. A lord of your own house. Do not do anything to irk your parents if you are still staying under their roof.
Please where can I locate this book written by professor John Anenechukwu Umeh. I have been looking for it every where but to no avail. What's the cost, help me please
It's Nzu. Nzu is natural. It's not man made. So, yes you can. But it will be better to also know your own prayer item. Prayers to ancestors works more with cultural items of the ancestors ancestral base.
Thank you sir for sharing this knowledge with us, I wanted to ask a question if someone now ne chie ozo and I arrived at the place where the event is taking place can I do nzu
Daalu nwanne.. I have a question of what the significance of throwing nzu in multiple of 4? Also I don't know if you know of the basketball player LeBron James. He has a ritual of before games he will throw powder in the air. I know it's for good grip but I was also wondering about the spiritual aspect of it?
The four strokes likely the four market days, Eke, Oye, Afo, Nkwo. Let these four days always bring good tidings to you. Meanwhile, I gave this explanation in the video.
Thank u for this shared knowledge but if i may know. Is it not possible that a person who is offering nzu could also have bad intention. What happens in such a scenario
Just use Oji and call upon your ancestors. Tell them they have another child. They should guide and protect him. Tell them it is their duty to bring what will be used in training this child which is theirs. Give him name. Ask your wife to also name the child. Then you throw the Kolanut outside whole. Then get another Kolanut, bless the child. Then break the Kolanut. Throw a lobe out, then you and those around can eat from these Kolanut. Thereafter, rub Nzu on the forehead of the child.
@@MrDivine_Farms the first paragraph of the prayer I gave you, after praying you throw out the Kolanut you were holding to make the prayer without breaking the Kola. Then you start the prayer in second paragraph with another Kolanut. This Kola you can share after prayer.
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Knowledge is power indeed
Thank You Sir
Thank you very much for your videos. I was not born in the village, I knew nothing about my culture. But I now see how English language and Christianity misrepresented the ways of my ancestors. I meela!
Dalu.
Good evening Sir please how can I pray with OSE Orji in the morning iGO Ofor thank you
English language and Christianity did nothing to you. You only have to search for and discover more as an adult. No curious person is only spoon fed with inner workings of life
Please i enjoyed this morning as i opened this platform.
But i need like general igbo culture and traditional book.
They never taught us anything like this but i found my way to it cuz its my path and i never connected or vibed with Christianity buh always feel connected to my igbo culture and traditions❤❤, Thank you sir for wat your doing
Dalu. Ji sie ike!
Thank you so much. Nsu is so powerful for prayers
My name is Nnaemeka Okoro am 47 going to 48 by November this year I am impressed with your knowledge and teaching, please just realized as the last born of my family that my father three of us with plus another one of a woman my great great grandfather summon in my making it ofo four now how do I know what this ofos stand for I only have one of now.
So much love brother
thanks very much we have to lean to follow up because we been deceived.
🧚🏽Daalu! I wear my Nzu out in public🧚🏽, in part, to normalize it as western religion were ash on forehead.
Ase....appreci--love this. I learned something today.
Thanks for this wonderful teaching
Thanks!
More will come
Thank u brother❤
Awesome
Thank you so much Sir for your teaching 🙏
Because christianity and their teachings I use to see our tradition, ancestors even my village people as my enemies. But since I came in contact with your page I have beginning to understand so many things about odinala. Pls I want you to help me. I did my agwu 2months ago as someone who has done agwu now pls I want to know how many nzu I should do when praying.
Thank you Sir!
I am happy this page has been of help.
As someone who has done Agwu your Nzu is from 5 to 8. Depending the nature of Agwu you installed. But basically, it's 5.
@@tobeosigwe6171 thanks
As akaji ofo how do I order my prayers for my chi my ofo and ndi chie?
Thanks
Good morning boss, thanks for the lecture, How can somebody who has offor in his throw nzu in house rented apartment in the city
A rented apartment is your apartment. Set up your altar and do your morning Itu Nzu and Igo Oji ututu at your altar.
@@tobeosigwe6171 Bros good evening, the rented apartment were i stay for now is a public place and my younger once do stay with me..
❤❤
Thanks your sir for this enlightenment
Ermm, Must it be done at an altar, Like cant it be done anywhere, Like your room, Liķe me i have die hard christian parents and im awakening and fallen back to my roots, So i want to do it in my room so i can be discret about it for now
I won't advise you do it if you are staying with your parents. The practical aspect of Odinani is best started when you have your own space. A lord of your own house.
Do not do anything to irk your parents if you are still staying under their roof.
Ok noted, Buh i can always talk to my chi in the morning and night right?
Please where can I locate this book written by professor John Anenechukwu Umeh. I have been looking for it every where but to no avail. What's the cost, help me please
Please contact this number; 08163012695. He is going to help you with Books by Professor Umeh.
Am not an igbo or Nigerian, can i still pray to my chi with enzu?, am a Ghanaian
It's Nzu. Nzu is natural. It's not man made. So, yes you can. But it will be better to also know your own prayer item. Prayers to ancestors works more with cultural items of the ancestors ancestral base.
I am someone with Ofor Ezumezu Agwu ikenga how many lines can I draw??? Tobe Osigwe
How can I pray to my chi with nzu
Thank you sir for sharing this knowledge with us, I wanted to ask a question if someone now ne chie ozo and I arrived at the place where the event is taking place can I do nzu
Yes
Thanks so much for the Lecture Nwanem
Please what does it mean when you say OTUANA AGWU?
Daalu nwanne.. I have a question of what the significance of throwing nzu in multiple of 4? Also I don't know if you know of the basketball player LeBron James. He has a ritual of before games he will throw powder in the air. I know it's for good grip but I was also wondering about the spiritual aspect of it?
The four strokes likely the four market days, Eke, Oye, Afo, Nkwo. Let these four days always bring good tidings to you.
Meanwhile, I gave this explanation in the video.
Thank u for this shared knowledge but if i may know. Is it not possible that a person who is offering nzu could also have bad intention. What happens in such a scenario
The Nzu neutralises the bad intention
Where am staying is tied except i go outside the gate can i pray in my room
Your room is the perfect place to set up Altar for your daily prayer.
Good evening Nze so many places and people are telling that I have divine calls but I don't understand anything or how to go about it please
Do you think you have a call? And call to be what do you think you are called for?
@@tobeosigwe6171 Sir that is my confusion oooo, because I hardly dream or any thing why is that ndi diabia always tells me that I have calling?
@@obianujuadaeze2345 where are you?
Please I want to know if my wife give birth and I want to name my child or dedicate my child how do I go about it in odinala
Just use Oji and call upon your ancestors. Tell them they have another child. They should guide and protect him. Tell them it is their duty to bring what will be used in training this child which is theirs. Give him name. Ask your wife to also name the child. Then you throw the Kolanut outside whole.
Then get another Kolanut, bless the child. Then break the Kolanut. Throw a lobe out, then you and those around can eat from these Kolanut.
Thereafter, rub Nzu on the forehead of the child.
@@tobeosigwe6171 what do you mean by I should throw the kola nut outside whole please explain
@@tobeosigwe6171 thank you so much when is the right time to do it is the day he or she was born?
@@MrDivine_Farms the first paragraph of the prayer I gave you, after praying you throw out the Kolanut you were holding to make the prayer without breaking the Kola.
Then you start the prayer in second paragraph with another Kolanut. This Kola you can share after prayer.
@@MrDivine_Farms after 8days is proper.
How can I pray to my chi with nzu