cook sweet potatoes, madumbe and a couple of unwrapped sweets and a glass of water every now and then. they'll reveal what they want through dreams
2026-09-13 16:57:34
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Ziyanda🤎🇿🇦 :
Imagine bafuna tshelwa ngumntu waphesheya we have been saying this but according to them we talking about demons I mean what the actual hell???
2026-09-10 21:27:34
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Nix SA 🇿🇦 :
In South Africa in the Zulu culture they call it uMsamo
2026-09-09 19:21:51
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Zoleka Mzilikazi Mtana :
Thank you very much for the important information 🙏 I respect you 😇😇😇
2026-09-08 18:21:48
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Beadzncatz :
I’m helping a first cousin who was adopted into our family. I have absolutely felt the assistance of ancestors. It made me really understand that her inclusion into our shared family had surely been planned by shared ancestors somewhere in history.
2026-09-08 21:35:41
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atikas_yekka :
How do you know this 😳they call Africans crazy sometimes
2026-09-11 06:41:07
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Jay_Jobe :
Love your teaching brother!!!
2026-09-10 11:18:06
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yuli🫐 :
аmаrа lօrnе ԛuіꮓ lіtеrаllу ᴄаllеd mе оut hаhа.
2026-09-12 09:42:52
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Itxshelle :
I love what ypu are transmitting to us. It is so important we begin working with our lineages. I have a question about names. I have a second name. My maternal great grand mother used to have the same name. A baby that my maternal grandma had and died when she was a few months, carried the same name. Then when my mama was born,after her little sister, grandma put her the same name. Do I carry the stories of these women and baby?
2026-09-11 14:29:51
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Maya :
I come from a country that was a colony, in society the naming traditions are influenced by that horrible time. I was named after my grandmother and i like my English name, i feel conflicted in choosing it over my traditional name. In society this isn’t a common name so even more reason to love it. I just hate how society expect me to reject this name ….