Anunuebe - Igi nla

Anunuebe / Igi Nla: The Mystical Tree of Life and Death

Anunuebe (Igbo) or Igi Nla / Asorin (Yoruba) is a revered and mysterious tree known across Igbo and Yoruba lands for its immense spiritual and medicinal power. Often referred to as “The King of Trees” or “The Tree of Life and Death”, this ancient tree plays a significant role in traditional African healing and spirituality.

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Medicinal and Spiritual Uses

The bark, leaves, and roots of the Anunuebe/Igi Nla tree are believed to possess potent medicinal properties. Traditional healers and spiritual practitioners use them in remedies aimed at treating both physical and spiritual ailments. These include:

Medicinal Benefits

Treatment for physical and spiritual poisoning

Remedy for skin conditions such as leprosy, rashes, and wounds—especially those believed to be spiritually inflicted

Used in managing syphilis, epilepsy, and convulsions

Spiritual Benefits

Relief from constant, spiritually-inflicted headaches

Destruction of spiritual objects or forces moving in the body

Removal of spiritual poison

Warding off evil spirits, negative energy, and vibrations

Breaking evil curses, hexes, spells, and jinxes

Protection against witchcraft and sending evil back to its source

Attracting favor, rekindling love and passion

Addressing spiritual problems such as cobweb sensations, stagnation, delay, hatred, jealousy, and failure

When mixed with Epo Obo (palm kernel oil), Anunuebe/Igi Nla creates an even more powerful blend. However, when drinking Anunuebe/Igi Nla, do not mix it with Epo Obo. Consume it on its own for best results.

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The Tree and Its Mystique

Anunuebe/Igi Nla is an extraordinary and highly revered tree, deeply rooted in African spirituality and folklore:

The name “Anunuebe” means "birds can't perch." No bird that lands on it survives.

It grows so tall and wide that it casts large, impenetrable shadows.

No grass or plant grows beneath or near it, and no living creature survives prolonged contact with its roots or branches.

The tree stands alone in the forest, far from human settlements, surrounded by mystery.

Even thunder and lightning cannot strike it—other trees may fall, but the Anunuebe/Igi Nla remains untouched.

The leaves never touch the ground. Instead, cobwebs cover the tree's top where the dead leaves fall.

Due to the spiritual entity believed to inhabit the tree, traditional healers must consult or observe whether the spirit has departed temporarily before harvesting from it. This can only be done during a specific time of the year, as determined by spiritually experienced elders.

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How to Use Anunuebe / Igi Nla

Internally (drinkable use):

Add 1/4 teaspoon of the powdered bark to warm water.

Pray over it and set your intentions. Ask for healing and relief from afflictions.

Stir well and drink. Optionally, add lemon, orange, or lime juice for taste.

Externally:

Add 1/2 teaspoon to a bucket of water and bathe with it.

Mix a small amount into body cream, lotion, or oil.

Blend with soap for daily spiritual cleansing.

For Protection:

Place the bark in your home, office, shop, or car to ward off negative energy.

Sprinkle the powder in your surroundings—compound, shop, house, car—for spiritual protection.

Carry a small piece in your bag, wallet, or pocket.

Place it under your pillow or bed for spiritual defense.

Bury it at the four corners of your home or compound to ward off spiritual attacks.

The bark can also be soaked overnight in rainwater, river water, or seawater for spiritual rituals.

Note: Always pray and set your intentions before use. Without spiritual alignment and divine guidance, the desired results may not be achieved.

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Spiritual Note

As written in the Bible:

"Jesus looked at them and said, 'With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.'" — Matthew 19:26

"All things were made by Him; and without Him was not anything made that was made. In Him was life; and the life was the light of men. And the light shineth in darkness; and the darkness comprehended it not." — John 1:1-5

 

Remember: The Anunuebe/Igi Nla tree is a divine creation. Its power is a reflection of the Creator's might, and its use must be guided by prayer, faith, and responsible spiritual practice.