🧜♂️☀️Thokoza. I would like to ask if the pattern of beads is important for example the nguni pattern is red, white, then red again. So should it be like that only or as long as I have the right colors it's fine?
Thokozani, the pattern is very important, usually one is spiritually guided on how they must be arranged, it's mandatory not to just place them however you want
What comes to my mind is Nkgono Mantsopa (Sotho people called them Manqosa a Mmopi). She saw the coming of a white man, the Bible, how Lesotho's political landscape change, and all she saw is the current Lesotho status quo. Thank you for this content ❤❤❤
I'll make a special video on that, lehlaka have multiple functions, like connecting the ancestors, it's used to bring water ancestors into the home, it can be used as a herb for protection, removing spiritual attacks (back to sender), it can be used to join ancestors in a sense mostly when badimo ba hlakahlakane, people with certain water spirits also have it in their yard as mohlare wa go representer badimo bao🙏🙏I'll go into details and point out more things when I make the video
@@gogomosore1on1sessions37 You haven't answered my question. Why are there only Male Sanusi.Where are the Woman. Does African culture only allows Man to be Sanusi ????
@@nyashamahleko7007Gogo Nyasha, ask the question in respectful as you not only addressing her but her Gogos and Mkhulus . In Zimbabwe Mbuya Nehanda was a Sanusi
@@chipo777 Mbuya Nehanda was not a Sanusi. She was the spiritual speaker for the land in Zimbabwe. If you aren't seeing the problem in African culture.Than I am sorry. Most Sanusi are Male.Why are Woman keeped out of the leadership role like Sanusi.Why are most Sanusi male???
You have said a mouthful. Thokoza gogo 😇🙌🏽🙏🏾
I love how you matured with age u look more prettier
I just love listening to my beautiful wife. You have such a beautiful smile 💚
Thank you my husband, my uncles are still waiting for you😂😂
I really like this subject, thanks Gogo M✨🌟
I'm so happy you do, thank you so much😊❤️
@@gogomosore1on1sessions37 Gratitude 🙏🏾
Thobela Gogo M. Gogo, I'm still waiting for the video ya meetse a leshata. Thanks Gogo ❤❤❤
Thank you for the reminder I'll definitely do it during the week❤❤❤❤
You're gifted gogo I love you
Thank you so much. I love you too😊❤️
🧜♂️☀️Thokoza. I would like to ask if the pattern of beads is important for example the nguni pattern is red, white, then red again. So should it be like that only or as long as I have the right colors it's fine?
Thokozani, the pattern is very important, usually one is spiritually guided on how they must be arranged, it's mandatory not to just place them however you want
so when you see throught dreams what does that mean? what are you?
Prophets, sangomas, inyangas all see through dreams, so you can be either of them
@@gogomosore1on1sessions37 so i might be a prophet.. something like jesus
What comes to my mind is Nkgono Mantsopa (Sotho people called them Manqosa a Mmopi).
She saw the coming of a white man, the Bible, how Lesotho's political landscape change, and all she saw is the current Lesotho status quo.
Thank you for this content ❤❤❤
I've honestly never heard of him but I'm definitely gonna research on him... thank you❤
When are you doing more water information again? Lehlaka le sebetsa eng in the spiritual space? 🙏🏽
I'll make a special video on that, lehlaka have multiple functions, like connecting the ancestors, it's used to bring water ancestors into the home, it can be used as a herb for protection, removing spiritual attacks (back to sender), it can be used to join ancestors in a sense mostly when badimo ba hlakahlakane, people with certain water spirits also have it in their yard as mohlare wa go representer badimo bao🙏🙏I'll go into details and point out more things when I make the video
Why are their only male Sanusie
I believe it has more to do with the African culture. Being a seer doesn't necessarily have much to do with gender
@@gogomosore1on1sessions37 You haven't answered my question. Why are there only Male Sanusi.Where are the Woman. Does African culture only allows Man to be Sanusi ????
@@nyashamahleko7007Gogo Nyasha, ask the question in respectful as you not only addressing her but her Gogos and Mkhulus . In Zimbabwe Mbuya Nehanda was a Sanusi
@@chipo777 Mbuya Nehanda was not a Sanusi. She was the spiritual speaker for the land in Zimbabwe. If you aren't seeing the problem in African culture.Than I am sorry. Most Sanusi are Male.Why are Woman keeped out of the leadership role like Sanusi.Why are most Sanusi male???
@@nyashamahleko7007 sis I’m zim myself too. But I will leave for Gogo to speak on it more .Camagu
IF uphupha kukhuluma izwi lithi nje ngoba esithatha unkulunkulu emhlabeni usiyisa ku muphi umhlaba izwi liphuma esibhakabhakeni . Ngiyabonga
I'm sorry I don't understand zulu, please translate it to english🙏🙏