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Spunkyempire:
Your Chi is your Personal Lord and Savior, umu Igbo "Uwa bu onye na chi ya"... don't be decieved!!!

Always go too far, because that's where you'll find the truth.

Join odi na Ani Igbo WhatsApp group and discover the truth today.

https:///KxEa61N66uOClDroizD2BcL

You mean your alusi is your personal Lord and saviour, right?

SMH...my chi is my Lord and personal Savior bro.

Spunkyempire:
SMH...my chi is my Lord and personal Savior bro.

And by your Chi, you mean , your Alusi then.

Seems you're not from Igbo, Alusi/Arusi means diety.

Maybe you should look for the meaning of CHI

Spunkyempire:
Seems you're not from Igbo, Alusi/Arusi means diety.

Maybe you should look for the meaning of CHI

You dont need to be from a particular culture or group to know their beliefs and meanings that apply.

If your access to your Chi-ukwu not through an Alusi? An Alusi, as explained is a channel by which messages are related to the main source, is it no? Hence a god of sorts, right?

Kobojunkie:
You dont need to be from a particular culture or group to know their beliefs and meanings that apply.

If your access to your Chi-ukwu not through an Alusi? An Alusi, as explained is a channel by which messages are related to the main source, is it no? Hence a god of sorts, right?

Ok you don't access chi-ukwu through a diety bro...that brings me to the topic; CHI is my Lord and personal Savior.

Spunkyempire:

Ok you don't access chi-ukwu through a diety bro...that brings me to the topic; CHI is my Lord and personal Savior.

Then the one you call CHI is not according to igbo belief - the Odinani or omenala - is it?

Kobojunkie:
Then the one you call CHI is not according to igbo belief - the Odinani or omenala - is it?

Ok sir...Chi is the personal spirit of a person (ḿmúọ́). Assigned to you by Chi-ukwu okike.


So where's Alusi in my explanation?

Spunkyempire:

Ok sir...Chi is the personal spirit of a person (ḿmúọ́). Assigned to you by Chi-ukwu okike.
So where's Alusi in my explanation?

You are rewriting the script now, aren't you?
According to the Odinani/Omenala, Mmuos are defined differently.

Mmuo is a broad class of minor spirits or divinities manifesting in natural elements under the class of elder divinities with major cults. Feminine mmuo inhabit earth and water and masculine mmuo inhabit fire and air.[14] This class can be broken down by the alusi, serviceable mmuo, agwu are related to unusual and deranged human behaviours, these spirits interact with human in a capricious nature that often makes them dangerous.[14][57] Other cult deities exist around Igboland such as Njoku Ji, yam and fire deity overseeing agriculture, Idemili, 'the pillar of water', the female alusi based in Idemili North and South who holds up the waters, and Mkpataku the 'bringer of wealth' or 'coming in of wealth'.[15][21] In addition to minor spirits there are evil wondering spirits of wrong doers called ogbonuke.[28]

So, how did you come about each person having their own personal mmuo as you claim?

Kobojunkie:
You are rewriting the script now, aren't you?
According to the Odinani/Omenala, Mmuos are defined differently.
So, how did you come about each person having their own personal mmuo as you claim?

Please what's the meaning of "mmuo"?

Spunkyempire:

Please what's the meaning of "mmuo"?

Read my last comment to find out.

Mmuo is spirit

leofab:
Mmuo is spirit

Thank you, I don't know why he wants to bring arusi/alusi

Spunkyempire:

Thank you, I don't know why he wants to bring arusi/alusi

What does the text below say?

Mmuo is a broad class of minor spirits or divinities manifesting in natural elements under the class of elder divinities with major cults. Feminine mmuo inhabit earth and water and masculine mmuo inhabit fire and air.[14] This class can be broken down by the alusi, serviceable mmuo, agwu are related to unusual and deranged human behaviours, these spirits interact with human in a capricious nature that often makes them dangerous .[14][57] Other cult deities exist around Igboland such as Njoku Ji, yam and fire deity overseeing agriculture, Idemili, 'the pillar of water', the female alusi based in Idemili North and South who holds up the waters, and Mkpataku the 'bringer of wealth' or 'coming in of wealth'.[15][21] In addition to minor spirits there are evil wondering spirits of wrong doers called ogbonuke.[28]

Kobojunkie:
What does the text below say?

SMH...mmuo is a general term for spirits.

My Chi is a spirit.

Alusi is a spirit

Chukwu okike is a spirit

Then I said my Chi is my Lord and personal Savior. So why the stress?

My Chi is assigned to me by Chukwu okike and I acknowledge them... Alusi is a spirit but I didn't involve it in the post.

Kobojunkie:
You are rewriting the script now, aren't you?
According to the Odinani/Omenala, Mmuos are defined differently.
So, how did you come about each person having their own personal mmuo as you claim?

What some of you call "guardian angel".

Spunkyempire:

What some of you call "guardian angel".

Guardian angels are a form of alusi's, idols that people believe in , in addition.

Spunkyempire:

SMH...mmuo is a general term for spirits.
My Chi is a spirit.
Alusi is a spirit
Chukwu okike is a spirit
Then I said my Chi is my Lord and personal Savior. So why the stress?
My Chi is assigned to me by Chukwu okike and I acknowledge them... Alusi is a spirit but I didn't involve it in the post.

According to the Odinani, the Chi is not a personal spirit of any kind.

Ọdịnala (Igbo: Ọ̀dị̀nàlà), also Ọdịnanị, Ọdịlalị or Ọdịlala, comprises the traditional religious practices and cultural beliefs of the Igbo people of southern Nigeria.[1] Ọdịnanị has monotheistic and panentheistic attributes, having a single God as the source of all things. Although a pantheon of spirits exists⸺these being Ala, Amadiọha, Anyanwụ, Ekwensu, Ikenga, these are lesser spirits prevalent in Ọdịnanị expressly serving as elements of Chineke (or Chukwu), the supreme being or high God.[2]
Chineke is a compound word encompassing the concept of chí is the creator (nà) is a verb meaning 'that' while ékè means create. Chineke therefore means the Creator or the God that created all things.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odinani

Kobojunkie:
According to the Odinani, the Chi is not a personal spirit of any kind.

Stop any Igbo and ask them what they understand by chi.