Oba Mmiri: The Crocodile as a Spirit Guide in Igbo Traditions

In Igbo traditions, Agu Iyi—the crocodile is a powerful spiritual guide, revered as a symbol of protection, ancestral presence, and primal wisdom. From sacred lakes in Igbo land, the crocodile bridges the realms of the living and the divine in Igbo spirituality. This teaching explores the rich spiritual meanings behind the crocodile’s presence in ritual, dream, and mythology, offering timeless lessons on strength, patience, and sacred guardianship.

Oma

21st-century Dibia specializing in Ogwu and Afa, currently in lifelong training with the goal of attaining basic mastery over the next four to five decades.

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