Igo Mmuo (with Nzu) Script Template (ii)

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Introductory Declarations:

Ana m ekene (Nne)Chukwu

I greet the Supreme creator of all things

Ana m ekene Ani/Ala/Ana

I greet the earth (goddess)

Ana m ekene Ikuku

I greet the wind

Ana m ekene Mmiri

I greet the Waters

Anyanwu ekene m gi

Great sun I greet you

Mmuo m ji bia uwa ekene m gi

The spirits I came into this world with i greet you

Chi m, mmuo na e du m na mmuo na e che m ekene m gi

My chi, the spirit that keeps and protects me, I greet you

Chi nna m na chi nne m ekene m gi

Chi of my both of my parents I greet you

Ndi Ichie ekene m

Great ancestors I greet you

(Nne)Agwu ma lu m ekene m

Divine spirit of God that has appointed me I greet you

Ezemezu na Ora mmuo m niile bia ma lu nu nzu taata

All of my spirit guides and forces come commune with me through this Nzu today.

Common Asked Questions

• Can I remix or add my own words to this Igo Mmuo script?

  Yes, absolutely. The script is simply a guide to help you build fluency and confidence in your practice. Feel free to adapt it in a way that feels authentic and meaningful to you.

• What if I’m away from home, can I still practice Igo Mmuo?

  Absolutely. Whether you're in a hotel, visiting a friend, or traveling abroad, your connection to spirit goes with you. You can adapt the practice to your environment, even if it’s just a quiet moment in the morning to greet your Chi and spiritual guides from the heart.

• Can I include as many of my spiritual guides as I want while using the script?

  Absolutely. You are encouraged to personalize the script by invoking any of your guides. The script is a guide and sample to meant to support your practice, not limit it.

• Can I substitute Nzu for Oji and still use the same script?

  Yes, you can make that substitution. However, context matters. Use your discretion and adapt the language where necessary.