Chukwu Is Not Abrahamic god
By Chinwendu Carlos The last time I wrote about the origins and meanings of both Chi and Chukwu in the Igbo worldview, some people rushed out to attack me. .The …
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By Chinwendu Carlos The last time I wrote about the origins and meanings of both Chi and Chukwu in the Igbo worldview, some people rushed out to attack me. .The …
Read MoreIsese, the Yoruba word for tradition, is also used to denote different kinds of festivals held by adherents of the Yoruba traditional religion or culture in Nigeria, Cuba, Brazil, the …
Read MoreHave you ever wondered what the future will be for you and your family? Does it promise riches or ruin, love or loneliness? Will you live a long life, or …
Read More(Based on a few G.D. Practices and Techniques, plus the ancestral practices of African witch-doctors and medicine-men). Charms, talismans, potions and such things very often depend on the faith and …
Read MoreCulled from Monographs 15 – 18, Tenth Degree, the Rosicrucian Order of England, with additional material courtesy of C.M.A.A.Z) The morality behind the acquisition of material riches and the comfort …
Read MoreSunday is the Holy Day of Christianity in the 7-day week of the Gregorian Calendar. In African Traditional Religion, the Sun is venerated and referred to as the Father of …
Read MoreSex is important to both humans and animals and God, the creator of heaven and earth, also attested to the act. No wonder He instructed human beings in His words …
Read MoreIn Igbo traditional belief, death is the physical separation of the living from the dead. The people believe in life after death, the idea of resurrection of the dead after …
Read MoreThe modern Igbo man does not believe his fate can be defined or determined by supernatural forces that can be benevolent or malignant to him, he is also filled with …
Read MoreWhy was Jesus addressed as lion of the tribe of Judah as well as a lamb? At what point will he manifest the attribute of either of them? What are …
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