Top 5 most Anticipated Topics On African Spirituality

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There is so much to look forward to in understanding the Spirituality of Igbos. Our mythology gives great insights on what was and what would be.

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This involves the presentation of the newly wed, before the central deity of the community.

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We believe in the existence of a spiritual family, a spouse who can be benevolent or malevolent .

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This are non-human entities, but exist as half human half monsters. This is as a result of ingesting a mutagen called Ebe-Amosu.

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We believe in the power of our locked hair, as it symbolically believed to trap information's from the source

The chi

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Top 5 most Anticipated Topics On African Spirituality

There is so much to look forward to in understanding the Spirituality of Igbos. Our mythology gives great insights on what was and what would be.

1.

Our Traditional Marriage Rite

This involves the presentation of the newly wed, before the central deity of the community.

2.

spiritual spouse

We believe in the existence of a spiritual family, a spouse who can be benevolent or malevolent .

3.

amosu {Witches}

This are non-human entities, but exist as half human half monsters. This is as a result of ingesting a mutagen called Ebe-Amosu.

4.

Dada DREADLOCKS

We believe in the power of our locked hair, as it symbolically believed to trap information's from the source

The chi

Known as the personal creator and the source.