In Igbo cosmology, Afa Akpukpala beyond being a tool for divination, is a living map of the cosmos. Built on the binary principles of Obi (inner planets) and Akwu (outer planets), Afa mirrors the structure of our solar system, encoding planetary movements and spiritual forces within its sacred seeds. Each divination session becomes a reenactment of cosmic interactions, making Afa not just spiritual, but fundamentally astronomical.

Reading Afa strings is a sacred skill and unlike Western language systems, Afa is read from right to left, reflecting a movement from the visible world to the ancestral realm. This teaching guides learners in retraining their perception, honoring the divine codes within each cast, and deepening their spiritual sensitivity to interpret the language of Afa with clarity and reverence.

In Afa, Otule-Ete represents the sacred dance of creation, where Ogwugwu and Omumu energies embody the cosmic interplay of divine forces. Symbolic to Enigwe na-agba Ana Uta cosmic principle, this union of the Divine Feminine and Masculine reveals the spiritual blueprint of all existence. Through the lens of Afa in Odinani, they are not separate beings but inseparable principles—mirrors of balance, awakening, and creation.

In Afa Akpukpala mystic matrix-system, not all spiritual vision is the same. Ose Aka is the divine eye that sees spirit in its pure, original form, beyond our dimension. Ose Ora, on the other hand, is the eye of Universal Consciousness, used to perceive divine guidance and spiritual truth within our world. This teaching explores the difference between these two sacred eyes, and how each reveals a unique aspect of the unseen.

In Afa Akpukpala mystic matrix-system of divination, everything begins with a sacred balance: Akwu (stillness) and Obi (motion). These twin forces shape not only the universe but our daily lives. This teaching explores how recognizing this binary rhythm of action and rest, speaking and silence etc can bring us deeper clarity, harmony, and spiritual insight.

In Afa and Igbo mysticism, not all seeing is true vision. 'Ose Ululu', which refers to the ordinary eye, helps us navigate the physical world, but it cannot perceive the spiritual forces shaping our lives. This teaching from the wisdom of Afa explores the limits of physical sight and the importance of developing inner vision to understand the unseen truths that guide destiny and purpose.

The Akasa (Akashic) Records are a vast, non-physical archive of every soul’s journey—past, present, and even future possibilities. Rooted in ancient spiritual philosophy and accessed or understood in Odinani through Aja Ani, the Records are believed to exist within the subtle energy field of Aka Ose—Akasa (Akasha), the essence of all creation. This teaching explores the origins, meaning, and modern interpretations of the Akasa Records, along with practical ways people access them today through meditation and intuitive practice.

Uga Azi, known in Afa as Aka Aghali, the age of wild animal-like behaviour, is a time when human beings fall into patterns of instinct, ignorance, and spiritual disconnection. Marked by anger, selfishness, and ritual without depth, it reflects a state of being where people act more like wild animals than awakened souls. This teaching explores the meaning of Uga Azi and how recognizing its signs can guide us back to true spiritual consciousness.

Afa language which is used primarily for divination and spiritual consultation in Igbo spirituality, consists of specific terminologies that typically differ from everyday (regular) Igbo words. Knowing these Afa terms and their regular Igbo and English equivalents can provide deeper insight into your cultural and spiritual practices as an Odinani practitioner. This post contains Afa terms with “Ululu”, their regular Igbo equivalents, and their English meanings.

Afa language which is used primarily for divination and spiritual consultation in Igbo spirituality, consists of specific terminologies that typically differ from everyday (regular) Igbo words. Knowing these Afa terms and their regular Igbo and English equivalents can provide deeper insight into your cultural and spiritual practices as an Odinani practitioner. This post contains Afa terms with “Otule”, their regular Igbo equivalents, and their English meanings.

Afa language which is used primarily for divination and spiritual consultation in Igbo spirituality, consists of specific terminologies that typically differ from everyday (regular) Igbo words. Knowing these Afa terms and their regular Igbo and English equivalents can provide deeper insight into your cultural and spiritual practices as an Odinani practitioner. This post contains Afa terms with “Ogheli”, their regular Igbo equivalents, and their English meanings.

Afa language which is used primarily for divination and spiritual consultation in Igbo spirituality, consists of specific terminologies that typically differ from everyday (regular) Igbo words. Knowing these Afa terms and their regular Igbo and English equivalents can provide deeper insight into your cultural and spiritual practices as an Odinani practitioner. This post contains Afa terms with “Ofu”, their regular Igbo equivalents, and their English meanings

Afa language which is used primarily for divination and spiritual consultation in Igbo spirituality, consists of specific terminologies that typically differ from everyday (regular) Igbo words. Knowing these Afa terms and their regular Igbo and English equivalents can provide deeper insight into your cultural and spiritual practices as an Odinani practitioner. This post contains Afa terms with “Odii”, their regular Igbo equivalents, and their English meanings.

Afa language which is used primarily for divination and spiritual consultation in Igbo spirituality, consists of specific terminologies that usually differ from everyday (regular) Igbo words. Knowing these Afa words and their regular Igbo and English equivalents can provide deeper insight into your cultural and spiritual practices as an Odinani practitioner. This post contains Afa terms with “Obi”, their regular Igbo equivalents, and their English meanings.

Afa language which is used primarily for divination and spiritual consultation in Igbo spirituality, consists of specific terminologies that typically differ from everyday (regular) Igbo words. Knowing these Afa terms and their regular Igbo and English equivalents can provide deeper insight into your cultural and spiritual practices as an Odinani practitioner. This post contains Afa terms with “Ose”, their regular Igbo equivalents, and their English meanings.

Afa language which is used primarily for divination and spiritual consultation in Igbo spirituality, consists of specific terminologies that typically differ from everyday (regular) Igbo words. Knowing these Afa terms and their regular Igbo and English equivalents can provide deeper insight into your cultural and spiritual practices as an Odinani practitioner. This post contains Afa terms with “Okara”, their regular Igbo equivalents, and their English meanings.

Afa language which is used primarily for divination and spiritual consultation in Igbo spirituality, consists of specific terminologies that typically differ from everyday (regular) Igbo words. Knowing these Afa terms and their regular Igbo and English equivalents can provide deeper insight into your cultural and spiritual practices as an Odinani practitioner. This post contains Afa terms with “Ora”, their regular Igbo equivalents, and their English meanings.

Afa language which is used primarily for divination and spiritual consultation in Igbo spirituality, consists of specific terminologies that typically differ from everyday (regular) Igbo words. Knowing these Afa terms and their regular Igbo and English equivalents can provide deeper insight into your cultural and spiritual practices as an Odinani practitioner. This post contains Afa terms with “Obara”, their regular Igbo equivalents, and their English meanings.

Afa language which is used primarily for divination and spiritual consultation in Igbo spirituality, consists of specific terminologies that typically differ from everyday (regular) Igbo words. Knowing these Afa terms and their regular Igbo and English equivalents can provide deeper insight into your cultural and spiritual practices as an Odinani practitioner. This post contains Afa terms with “Ijite (Ogute)”, their regular Igbo equivalents, and their English meanings.

Afa language which is used primarily for divination and spiritual consultation in Igbo spirituality, consists of specific terminologies that typically differ from everyday (regular) Igbo words. Knowing these Afa terms and their regular Igbo and English equivalents can provide deeper insight into your cultural and spiritual practices as an Odinani practitioner. This post contains Afa terms with “Ete”, their regular Igbo equivalents, and their English meanings.