Tips On Afa Consultation

For most of you who now understands what afa consultation is all about by having followed my teachings in the last two days, today you are going to learn some tips you need to know while consulting afa. When you know about them it will go a long way to help you.

Tips On Visiting Dibia Afa

•  Afa can be done with or without your physical presence.
• Before you put a call through to a dibịa or chat him up for Afa, first consciously inform your Chi. Let him be part of the Izu for success. Chi onye adịghị na izu.
• Afa is dialogue and not monologue. You are not there just to hear from the mediums. You are also there for them to hear from you. Its a two way communication.
• Do not feed the dibịa with too may stories of your life initially or tell him your experiences leading you to Afa. The best request to make of the dibịa is "gbaara m Afa Ndụ." (run a general check on my life). Thorough lab Check. Other stories can come after the major Afa.
• Do not go to Afa with preconditioned mindset or with particular expectation of what to hear. You might be disappointed. It is not a must the dibịa you are contacting now will say things exactly the way the former dibịa you consulted said them. Every dibịa may enquire about the same thing but from different dimensions. So the communication would always differ but with your own personal analysis you would know if there are similarities or not.
• Whatever language the dibịa used to pass the Afa message to you which you don't understand, please ask him or her to explain better to your own level of understanding. The dibịa is the best person to explain his Afa language to you. Ask him all the questions you need for clarifications. Do not hope to contact any other dibia or person later to explain to you.
• Request for your Afa fee back from the dibịa if he or she refuse to attend to your further questions for clarifications regarding his Afa message. But also be quick and matured enough to understand his explanations and do not ask stupid questions. Afa is meant for adults, not kids. Going to Afa presupposes you are of age of understanding and reasoning. If you are too young or such a novice to Ọdịnanị na Omenanị Igbo, then you must go to Afa with an elder with higher level of understanding than you are.
• Make sure you offer the dibịa some token for his or her Afa. Except he or she expressly asked you not to bother. But even at that, whenever you visit the dibịa (not necessarily for Afa, maybe normal friendly visit) you may go with some presents like Ọjị, Nzu, Edo, hot drink, nice new cloths or shoes, bread, food stuff, etc. for him and his Ezumezu. Some times recharge his phone.
• Make the dibịa your friend. Don't remember him or her only when you are in need. To befriend a dibịa is to befriend his/her Ezumezu Mmụọ too. And as a result, his Ezumezu may sometime pass free message to him about you or simply tell him what to do for you freely as a friend. Ka onye si eme ka ekwe si akpọ ya. Maka na Ọ na abụ aka nni kwọọ aka ekpe, aka ekpe akwọọ aka nni. Nwa mmadụ menyelụ nwa mmụọ, Nwa mmụọ emenyelụ nwa mmadụ. Enyejuo nwa dibịa afọ, ọ kpaa mgbọrọgwụ na ajọ ọfịa.
• It is not a must you do all that the Afa message demand of you immediately especially when you don't have the means to. If you don't have the financial means or you are limited by distance or some other circumstances, then you may start doing something on your own little by little. For instance, if Afa demand that you go settle Ndị Mmiri but you don't have the financial means yet and you are probably distance away from home, you may call on Ndị Mmiri via Anyanwụ with just one ọjị, open up your heart to them and let them understand situation of things. Kpee ire ọma and ask them to help you raise money to come see them. Break the Ọjị and drop for them on a straight road path under the reach of sun light.
• Always go to Afa dibịa with your Afa Uche (sense of reasoning and judgement).
• No matter how simple, insignificant, little, small the demand of Afa seems to you, remember that obedience can save you a whole lot of stress.
• Ensure to leave the Afa chamber happier than you came instead of angry.

Yagazie!!!

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E.A.