CHUKWU/OLODUMARE/ELE: THE IGBO GOD WHO SANK ATLANTIS
According to Euba’s reading of Ifa, the Almighty Olodumare was the God who fought the great cosmic war between Good and Evil, a war which Ifa calls “the Great Igbo Battle”, as a result of which the word Igbo became an awe-inspiring word which strikes fear and trepidation whenever it is spoken. This God is the same entity whom Thoth claims in The Emerald Tablet was the Great God who sank Atlantis for their sins against humanity. Thoth was a servant of this God. And it was this God that commanded Thoth to leave Atlantis and go and take refuge in the land of Khem in order to escape being drowned by the Deluge.
The Igbo call this God Chukwu. Thoth says in The Emerald Tablet that this God lives under the earth in a place called Amenti or the Duat. Thus Thoth’s claim in The Emerald Tablet that while in the Land of Khem he (Thoth) “blasted then a path to Amenti” can be understood as a reference to the Long Juju of Arochukwu – a cave route to the underground residence of the god whom the Aro call Ukpabi or Chukwu (Almighty God). They call this underground residence Ubini Ukpabi, which translates as ‘Tomb Palace of God’ - (Obi ini Ukpabi) – an underground route which was instrumental in the advancement of the Slave racket when it was latter abused by the Aro priests.
Information revealed by Euba, indicates that Ifa agrees with the Hindu epics to the effect that ‘the great cosmic war’ was the same war fought between Rama and the Atlanteans over the ownership of the city in the jungle. This battle involved the Igbo cave-men, with ‘God Almighty’ fighting on the side of Rama and the Igbo cave men. Ramayana and Mahabharata provide evidence that the leader of the cave men was a god most powerful, who was literate and wrote verses on stone (the monoliths), and that the battle involved the use of nuclear weapons by Atlanteans, which ultimately decimated a number of cities in West Africa, but also Atlantis, bringing about a mass migration from Africa to other continents.
The land-marks by which this forest city of Rama was known, were the same characteristics by which the ancient Egyptian city of Heliopolis (City of the Sun) and Ifa Holy City of Ife, were known. Igbo Ukwu shared the exact same attributes with Ifa Holy City ‘Old Ife’, and Benin Holy City ‘Uhe’. Heliopolis of Egypt was also called Yebu i.e. Igbo – the original name of Igbo Ukwu, as well as Abydos. All were jungle cities. All were built on a plateau. All were referred to as the ‘Land of the Rising Sun’. All were build by a god, raised from a flooded area and called ‘City of Light’.
The Igbo call this God Chukwu. Thoth says in The Emerald Tablet that this God lives under the earth in a place called Amenti or the Duat. Thus Thoth’s claim in The Emerald Tablet that while in the Land of Khem he (Thoth) “blasted then a path to Amenti” can be understood as a reference to the Long Juju of Arochukwu – a cave route to the underground residence of the god whom the Aro call Ukpabi or Chukwu (Almighty God). They call this underground residence Ubini Ukpabi, which translates as ‘Tomb Palace of God’ - (Obi ini Ukpabi) – an underground route which was instrumental in the advancement of the Slave racket when it was latter abused by the Aro priests.
Information revealed by Euba, indicates that Ifa agrees with the Hindu epics to the effect that ‘the great cosmic war’ was the same war fought between Rama and the Atlanteans over the ownership of the city in the jungle. This battle involved the Igbo cave-men, with ‘God Almighty’ fighting on the side of Rama and the Igbo cave men. Ramayana and Mahabharata provide evidence that the leader of the cave men was a god most powerful, who was literate and wrote verses on stone (the monoliths), and that the battle involved the use of nuclear weapons by Atlanteans, which ultimately decimated a number of cities in West Africa, but also Atlantis, bringing about a mass migration from Africa to other continents.
The land-marks by which this forest city of Rama was known, were the same characteristics by which the ancient Egyptian city of Heliopolis (City of the Sun) and Ifa Holy City of Ife, were known. Igbo Ukwu shared the exact same attributes with Ifa Holy City ‘Old Ife’, and Benin Holy City ‘Uhe’. Heliopolis of Egypt was also called Yebu i.e. Igbo – the original name of Igbo Ukwu, as well as Abydos. All were jungle cities. All were built on a plateau. All were referred to as the ‘Land of the Rising Sun’. All were build by a god, raised from a flooded area and called ‘City of Light’.