And Their Spiritual Effect” The number “4” in Igbo culture denotes harmony, completeness, a perfect circle, same reason Orji (kolanut) that has been divided naturally into four (4) is perfect especially for prayers to your ancestors. The igbo market days holds a deep symbolic meaning, primarily through the four cardinal market days— Eke, Orie, Afor, and Nkwo —which represent the four essential elements of life: sun (fire), water, earth, and air, respectively. The Igbo Traditional Calendar Unlike the seven-day Gregorian calendar used worldwide, the Igbo calendar is built around a four-day week . Each week begins again after Nkwo, repeating the cycle of Eke → Orie → Afo → Nkwo . These days are not random labels but a sacred order that links people to their land, ancestors, and the spiritual world. Markets across Igboland are named after these days, and communities often identify themselves by which market day is most important to them. Dear Addicts Here – a PDF...
How else can one spend the last days of a crazy year, filed with death and keeping safe, if it is not with your family? To really appreciate how blessed you are to see as the year come to an end? Well, no expensive vacation to go for, so enjoy the little video i made staying in the village for Christmas celebration with my family. Click HERE Please stay safe! and enjoy the moment! A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year To You and Yours!!!! Year 2021, PLEASE BE KIND!