In Africa, traditional Igbo religion includes belief in almighty creator known as Chiukwu Okike, Chukwu Okike or Chineke (God with capital ''G" in English), an earth goddess (Ala), and numerous other deities and spirits as well as a belief in ancestors who protect their living descendants.
In Igbo palance, we have so many ancestral deities like the following:
I always feel bad for people when I see them casting and binding spirits they do not know. Religion has really dealt with our psyche so badly to the point that we became so ignorant of our actions and inactions towards some spiritual forces that we do not know. By this am not saying that every spirit is good. There are bad ones too. But where the problem lies is with the deceit that most foreign religion came with. We were made to believe that most of our spiritual cultures and traditions are bad. For that we fell for the deceit and tagged our own evil.
Have you ever seen this plant before? Maybe you have. Maybe you haven't. Whatever your answer is, this plant exists. And it is a very spiritually powerful plant. Its commonly known name "Do As I Say (Mee Kam Kwuru or Ekwueme in Igbo)" comes as a result of what it does. I believe you must have started imagining what you can probably use it for if you have the right procedure and get your hands on it. Well, am here to enlighten you in odinala. I am teaching you this not to use it for bad purpose upon your fellow human being. But rather to help open doors of success to you. Using it the wrong way has implications.
Another name it is known with is Asthma Plant. This is because it is also used in curing asthma disease. The plant is a very important herb to traditionalists when it comes to spirituality. Now let me teach you few things you can use it for and how to go about it.
