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Frontline spiritual leader of the Igbo nation, Ogilisi Igbo has sounded a call to Ndi Igbo everywhere, urging them to return to the eternal truths of their ancestors. He declared that life itself rests on the visible trinity of the Sun, the Moon, and the Earth, alongside the biological trinity of father, mother, and self. He affirmed that he is Ogilisi Igbo mara mma na Igbo—the Ogilisi Igbo that truly benefits Ndi Igbo.
He called for a rebirth of Ndi Igbo across the globe to rediscover and embrace their ancient path to transcendence. According to Ogilisi Igbo, the Igbo people are the true sons and daughters of the Most High God, and their ancestors already knew the eternal mysteries of life long before foreign religions arrived.
The True Trinity: Anyanwu, Onwa na Uwa(Ana)
The Spiritual Leader of the Igbo people explained that the ancestors of Ndi Igbo revered the Sun (Anyanwu), the Moon (Onwa), and the Earth (Uwa/Ana) as the eternal trinity.
– The Sun is the source of life and energy.
– The Moon governs fertility, childbirth, and the rhythm of creation.
– The Earth provides the human body, food, and shelter.
This trinity, visible and experienced daily, is described as the eternal truth. In Latin, it is known as Sol, Luna, Terra. Ogilisi Igbo insisted that anything outside this trinity is false and misleading.
Challenging Imported Beliefs
The message strongly criticised the doctrine of “Father, Son, and Holy Spirit,” describing it as an illusion that cannot be seen or experienced. Ogilisi Igbo compares believing in it to “selling your own house to live as a tenant in someone else’s house.”
Instead, he urged Ndi Igbo to return to the truths their forefathers lived by—truths rooted in nature and direct communion with the universe.
The Biological Trinity
Beyond the cosmic trinity, Ogilisi Igbo introduced the Biological Trinity of the Father, the Mother and the Self (Chi).
He called on Igbo families to honor their parents and themselves by placing their photographs and names in a sacred space at home, rather than venerating foreign saints. True prayers, he said, should be offered “in the name of the Father, the Mother, the Myself, Amen, and then he added, if you want to confirm the efficacy of this, Call the names *Sol-Luna-Terra* *Anyanwu-Onwa- na-Uwa*, 7 times and receive the miracle of your life”.
These sources of life are also the paths through which we depart. We must both fear and revere them: the Sun gives life, and life ultimately returns to it; the Earth sustains us and allows us to dwell upon it, yet at death the body must be surrendered back to the Earth. The Moon also plays its part, shaping the rhythms of existence and helping to mature the unborn child.
You cannot escape the laws of this trinity — no one can. No matter how powerful you are, you cannot outrun the laws of the land you walk upon. The Sun grants life, the Earth receives the body at death, and the soul returns to the Sun. Such is the order that governs all living beings.
A Call to Ndi Igbo Worldwide
Ogilisi Igbo’s philosophy is not just spiritual—it is cultural and identity-driven. He urged Ndi Igbo in Igbo land and in the diaspora to recognize that the truth of their divine heritage has always been with them. By embracing the seen trinity—Sun, Moon, and Earth—and the biological trinity of family, Ndi Igbo will reclaim the power and wisdom of their ancestors.
In conclusion, he said this is the Gospel of Truth, do not listen to any pastor, or any clergy. Believe in what Ogilisi is telling you. What I am saying is that you must move from the known to the unknown. The known is, minus your father and mother you cannot exist. Minus the Sun, Moon and Earth you cannot exist. So why not work with what you see, what you know in order to understand the unknown, instead of following a notoriously blatant lie given to you by the exploiters?
Believe in your father and mother, believe in the sun, the moon and the earth, because they are the source of your existence, minus them, you cannot exist.Then obey the laws of creation. Do Adoration to your father and your mother. Then to the sun, the moon and earth. Outside this, forget it, you are beating about the bush. Our forefathers were obedient to these elements. That’s why the Catholics designed their worship after the sun. Minus the sun, there is nothing like Catholic. At the same time, Islam instigated theirs on the moon, that’s why before Ramadan, they must observe the moon. But eventually, the channel was disrupted, the original formation of all these religions are all one. Any religion that has no direction to the sun or moon or earth are fictitious.
Ndi Igbo must revert to traditional religion that has adoration to Sun Moon and Earth, and also revert to adoration to Father, Mother and Self. Afterall, why do we go back through the earth (terra), we face the sun (sol) at the burial of the body, the head is pointed to the sun and the face is pointed towards the rays of the sun, which is the pathway back to the sun.
Any doctrine that encourages you to insult your ancestors is dangerous, because you yourself will become an ancestor to your grandchildren. When a religion conditions you to despise those who came before you, it disconnects you from your own future, since you will one day be the ancestors your descendants look back to.
Moreover, true understanding works like a trinity you can grasp — from the known to the unknown. Any belief system that makes you abuse your ancestors while claiming that something created the earth, the sun, and the moon must also acknowledge a simple truth: you must first understand the sun and the moon before you can understand who or what created them.
This message is universal, and every traditional religion is interconnected to this and none can survive without this. Hinduism, African traditions, Buddhism, Hare Krishna, Islam, Christianity, Judaism, every religion hinges it’s survival and existence on the sun, moon and earth.
But the sermon is for a few chosen ones, only the few can understand this mystery and these few are lucky. Whoever reads this should share it. Any doubting Thomas’s are the unfortunate ones, the ndi efulefu who unfortunately, are in the majority”, he stated.
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