Amazing video! The interview questions really made me think about how important communities are. Mike I would love to collaborate with you. I have sent you an email. Looking for any opportunities I can get. Thanks, Hayden
It is truly exciting to see such extraordinary people reach that age of wisdom and experiences, and put the basic essence of nature in absolute reason; to people who ignore it because they are in different environments. How much confidence you have Mike to talk to them. What picturesque houses of that tribe, Africame is quite fascinating. Mike, also I love my country: my Mexico, but is exciting great know other contries Zimbabwe and Canada. But we know the natural state of countries and the pleople (the state base).
I'm from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼.... that man carries wisdom. He has a voice of a true leader not like the ones carrying the titles and destroying our beloved nation (world). I see a blessed, happy man in him.
@@loverainthundervisit the eastern highlands, great Zimbabwe, the rural areas of Masvingo, and make sure you visit Victoria Falls of course. Rent a car from the airport, otherwise your trip will be impossible! It’s very safe but can be expensive - negotiate on lodge rate. There are beautiful lodges all over Zim and great Airbnb’s too!
I am stunned by this man's intelligence and wisdom. How little do we know about his world, yet he seems to understand ours as if he's part of it. Listening to him makes you feel that you're in the wrong camp, that there's something fundamentally wrong about how we've arranged things for ourselves-- and for the planet. Thought-provoking.
Everyone see all the madness and hardship that plagues every level of our society, yet any large-scale solutions people want to come up with just involve adding more rules, regulations, and systems. I think under no circumstances could the whole society actually come together and agree that actually we all need to reduce, let go, and release all these crazy systems we've put in place, and go back to a simple, natural way of living. But thats exactly what we need.
Mr Mpisi is very young looking for his 79 years! Even his white teeth are beautiful, and his mind is clear as the sky! What a precious man. Great interview, but too short.
actually for blacks, he has aged a fair bit, he should be looking like that at 90, source- im a white from zimbabwe, i am familiar with how blacks age and how they look as they age.
@@ambersummer2685 yea, maybe a shona i would expect to look that worn, but not an ndebele, or maybe i only just met the ndebele that remained more youthful looking around that age by avoiding the sun, i can't be completely certain there, but i generally trust my gut because i am very good at guessing the ages of blacks from subsaharan africa usually, I just feel he should be older for how worn his skin looks, but again, its sortof in that range where im not as sure of it as i would normally be.
@@treycraft6920 it's all perversions now. He speaks of self reliance, but him and the like literally exist because of their maintained communities. Little is what it is presented as anymore.
an old Turkish idiom says "Wisdom is a wealth that cannot turn to poverty, and which cannot be prey of theft or fraud"- Yusuf Balasaguni no matter how far back in time it is, no matter where you are on the globe, no matter how strange a custom might seem, if it stems from experience and rationnal thought processes, then it will be Wisdom.
The original poster's comment is from proverbs 16:16 in the bible. Here is the full quote: "How much better to get wisdom than gold! And to get understanding is to be chosen rather than silver."
What I find so beautiful about this interview is that even in such a different environment than us city people, the elders come to the same conclusion we do about happiness. Numerous studies conducted over lifespans have shown the key to happiness is people and good relationships, and it seems it reflects in human society as a whole, not just us city people deprived of human connection. Love to see it!
Healthiest, happiest 79 year old I've ever had the honor of watching in a video. The man still has all his teeth too. He's younger than I am, and I'm 20 years younger than him. Congratulations Mr. Mpisi your wisdom is needed and appreciated.
@@bomarley5024fact: it is a common misconception that human beings in third world countries are only subjected to moronic standpoints, when there is much to be learned and they have a different scope of knowledge
No.Pain turns you into someone you don't want to be. Pain makes you question who is your friend and who is your enemy. Pain makes you forget how to cry. Pain makes you find joy in everything. Eventually you get used to that feeling, and then you hate everyone.
What an amazing man mpisi is, I could listen to him just talking for hours. A very wise and intelligent man uncorrupted by the moden world, his happiness is so so infectious I was smiling all the way through just because he was so happy
Get far away from cities if possible folks. Nothing but greed, jealousy, and the devil's doings in the cities. We were not meant to live cramed together in concrete jungles with no nature whatsoever. We are apart of nature and gotten to far removed from it is the problem. Also limit your exsposier of social media etc. it's got it's uses but it's also poisonous for alot of people. I got out of the city 5 years ago and I'm more stress free than ever.
Chuck Norris has had extensive plastic surgery, while this African tribal member has had nothing. He is healthy looking and happy. As a female, I find men with plastic surgery unattractive, as well as women. I think this man is good-looking.
You should meet my stepdad. I wish I could post a video of him. He'll be 92 in July and he's in better shape than everyone. Lol he's 6'6, does yoga, drives, talks shit, and is full of wisdom. I love bringing him beer and asking him questions about the past. These old folks are showing us how to live. We just have to pay attention ❤
I love that he says humans he doesn’t at all say different ethnicities he talks about us like we are one and we need to listen because this wisdom is very rare to hear 😢❤
Our African/Southern African guiding principles might have different titles dependent on language we speak but I believe they are one and the same for us all in Africa.. in Southern Africa we use Hunhu/Ubuntu and these terms do not mention ethnicty, tribe or skin colour.. Hunhu/Ubuntu loosely translated means that.. A person is a person through other persons.. I can not be a person all by myself.. I am therefor we are.. Our culture is we not I.. It takes the whole village to raise a child.. Your child is my child and mine is yours and we grow them together for the community.. Our elders are (our parents grandparents ) not just mine.. Your mother's sisters are your mothers too and your father's brothers are your fathers too.. Our relationship with nature in Zimbabwe and other parts of Africa.. In Zim We have two surnames which are part of nature.. The second surname today is not something held sacred as when I was growing up in the 60 and 70s..the First surmame can be an animal, Elephant=zhou=Ndlovu, lion=shumba, Buffalo=nyati, bird, eagle=Hungwe, fish=Hove water pool=Dziva, open veld=Bhebhe, cattle=Nkomo or a part of an animal=leg=gumbo.. The second is a family tree, I mean a real tree and each family has a different tree.. I would challenge my fellow countrymen to find out from their elders what their family tree is...growing up in my family our family was bangare/mubangare.. We could not denigrate or use our family tree for building, firewood or anything.. My grandmother would inspect the firewood and If anyone picked it up my mistake.. We were to take back that wood back where we found it.. Or she she might.. I never thought to ask why as I was young.. My own belief is this was part of our indigenous conservation practices... Other families could use our family tree and we theirs..this kind of makes sense so we don't just plunder the forest.. Our first surname or totem.. We are also not denigrate our totem in any way.. If its an animal or bird.. You can not eat the representive of your totem and who you are nor hunt that animal for sport.. Not to say that was ever part of our tradition.. but others can eat your totem .. It kind of makes sense that if we all eat everything then soon enough there will be nothing left..
That's because it's the truth. But liberal media wants to keep us separated. Liberal media constantly brings up race. Constantly. Because they want the separation. The separation makes them money.
Basically what im getting from this man is eat good food, always be happy, and bring together and be generous to your community. I want to hug this man, his smile is so contagious lol
The wisdom of so-called "uneducated" people has always astounded me. Im in the camp that people from 1000 years ago were way more wise than us today. Don't confuse wisdom with knowledge though. We have more knowledge now, but aren't wise enough to know what we don't know anymore.
@funwithmagnus8570. I disagree with you, people now are neither wise or have knowledge, knowledge eliminate greed, I can say people back then had more knowledge and were more wise, today people's have more information but it is not knowledge, information is not knowledge, knowledge is base on fact. people of today don't know what's true, they put any information together for a profit
Dude is a typical snake oil seller. Hes got the whole village under his thumb with stories and herbs he picks up around the village. Of course he is living life stress free cause he got everyone doing stuff for him and feeding him.
Most of us don’t have a wise, jovial and generously educative elder in our lives. Thank you Mike for giving more than a million of us an old wise grandad in Baba Mpisi. He is from my mother’s side of the family’s tribe and listening to him made me feel closer to my late grandmother who raised me. We all needed that collective hug. Thank you so much 🥺.
Because the effects of capitalism have done that to your elders, not to mention alienation in a capitalist society affects them even more.. once your that age you are not valuable to the capitalist and that mentality spreads through out society, there is a reason only youth is worshipped In your society..
It's amazing to hear someone speak with such understanding of our flaws, being where he is from and living how he lives. How does he understand it more than we do? This really eye opening.
wow 79? He looks FANTASTIC and he's so full of life and happiness. Kind of crazy to think that in the "civilized" world, i rarely encounter people as fulfilled and happy as Mpisi. What a kind, wise man. Thank you for taking the time to sit and talk with him Mike!! Always love seeing you explore other cultures without fear, disgust or shame, just curiosity and compassion for another human being 💜
Us watching him are the crazy and strange ones. He is living in accordance with nature, as a true human being. The cities and societies we have created aren't the way we are meant to live, I guarantee you they do not suffer from the vast amounts of mental illnesses that we do.
@@AQS521It wasn't always like this. In the past, cities were integrated with nature. It's only in the last few hundred years that the Western style of cities has come to dominate
It's happened long ago fromcthe beginning of times, the times of Adam pbuh, but satan keep whispering,mankind started being ungrateful and slowly succumbed to pleasure,greed,etc.
We don’t have many men like that in our society. We send them off to old age homes where they are drugged and “taken care of” by people who mostly don’t care. It’s disgusting.
Ask yourself why there is such a disconnect between generations. There you will find the problem. The broken connection is only a symptom, not the source.
Dude has so much knowledge, not to mention how good he looks at 79. Watching from Zim 🇿🇼🇿🇼 dude is representing us😅 but unfortunately we're city people we're condemned 😂
This is why I moved away from the city. Now that I live in a rural area, I would prefer to live on this island I can see in the river. I see it as I’m anti-social, or others see it that way. I view the world much in the same way that this man does but living the way that he does, where I am, is a near impossibility. I only hope I can impress upon my kids some of the kind of wisdom people like this have. It isn’t shameful to admit that we are animals, and to live as one. The constant fight against our nature is what has lead to the mental illness pandemic we see worldwide.
Is English language the measure of education? There are biolions of people on the earth who don't know your English language and very educated. English is nothing.
In the last decade I've had 1 kind of cancer and just as I've officially survived it, I'm now suffering another (brain tumour). I'm only 41 now. I have suffered pain beyond my control. I was an adventure pilot and travelled the world till I got sick. Through all my ups and downs I've managed to raise 2 small adventurers. Sadly a part of us need to die before we realised that we are alive. I tell my boys, I have been promoted from Pilot to Mom and that they are my greatest adventure. Others have asked me how to not give in to pain but grow from it. You have managed to put in words what I could not. You have answered the question. I will be quoting you. Thank you.
Wish I could give you access to my 600ha farm in Southern Africa you drink natural water from a borehole, eat non gmo food, breathe clean air. Nearest town is 30kms away I say that to say this. For two decades I lived in the UK and arthritis ruined my life. But I started noticing every time I went home to see my parents, my health improved. Instead of using my arthritis Cimxia injections every two weeks I could go a month without it. A simpler life helps a lot
The guy is eloquent and well spoken for a village man who is 79. Good talk, Mike come back to Zim again and do thus again. This is a real Zimbabwean on the ground, honest views and happy to do nature. Lovely and beautiful
Many Africans leave their tribes to be educated and find a career in the cities or another country despite what you see in the media...many young Africans do travel, some return to their villiages to live a traditional life with their savings and/pensions and assist their villages..some do this as it seems with the village leader...he is very wise and intelligent...he seems he was very successful in the concert jungle but he loves nature and his village..he is happy and at home...
im just a 45 year old guy from usa... i think i just fell in love with this man. its so unfortunate that over time we have strayed away from what this man is talking about. what a beautiful man and what a beautiful wealth of knowledge he has to share.
The things he says and the way he says it strike everyone no mattter who you are or how old. Im 14 rn and it's sad for me but unsurprising the truth he realizes from his unique perspective
We from the north need to pass the winter, hence the big difference between us and southerners. He's just a lucky man, other african tribes were/are warmongers.
I am very depressed and fight with myself every day.... it's just amazing how positive and powerful this man is... I wish I had such positive energy too
@@ShivakumarKaladagi-f3q You are very uninformed/ignorant. Methyl folate is NOT a drug nor a medicine and NOT addictive. It is what the human body makes when it has the necessary processes to breakdown folic acid (also a natural substance the human body needs, and without which babies would be born with neural defects). Some people are unable to breakdown folic acid into methyl folate, which can cause problems with brain chemicals such as dopamine and serotonin.
I believe i have just found another person to add to my list of Inspirational people I'd like to sit down for an hour with and just talk. What an amazing man!
I've never fallen more instantly in love with a person than with this wise man from Zimbabwe. What a wonderful human being! The words he said are words to live by. ❤ I hope he always stays this happy.
I met someone more wise, it's God Try check the way God handle people in Old Testament and the way Jesus answer pharisee in New Testament The wisest man we know only life 100 years, and God eternal, imagine the knowledge he have Also that he create this world and human body system, it need quite a lot of knowledge to do it all Just in last 100 years we discovery things with our technologies, but before that God already know it and make it If you want find wisest man, go ask God He the one that make genius too Yet it hard to talk to God because of our disbelief in Him, and our sins, but whoever repent and truly seek Him will know Him But let say, you need prove, why dont ask God to show you himself to you? In Bible say to test God so test does God is real or not, or he indeed truly knowledgeable like what i claim You can test it, i did it in the past too
Dear, Mpisi. I am grateful to walk this Earth as you do. I am deaf since 3 years from birth. I acquired hearing devices at 4 years old and have experienced the evolution of assistive hearing devices for 40 years. When in my teens I mentioned to eye doctor that I can’t see stars though I passed finest print test. Short time after I was informed my retinas were slowly dying. Fast forward 40 yrs, im 44 old with best technology hearing aids and using a simple cane as blind man to navigate the world. I just wish my “tribal” leader had at least a grain of salt worth of your humanity and wisdom. Much love to you Mpisi!
I think he would say that, like money, technology is a tool. It should be used by us, for us; not to control us or use us. Nor should technology or money or any other tool divide us. People are good enough as it is at dividing each other, we don't need any of those things to define who we are. Edit typo
The 79 year old medicine man from a small village in Africa could say anything to the world and his first 2 words are "Thank you". We can ALL learn from these 2 words
Nah, we need more people that think like you, living on your own land one with nature with your own self sufficient farming is a dream.. they're isolated from the crap the world is throwing around
Because in our "civilized" cultures it is very crazy. I've lost friends and family over the brainwashing they cannot free themselves from. I could only take so much pain and hate before I left them behind
Same here, people call me weird or strange. I don't care, I like to smile, I like to be positive, I love to appreciate life in all of it's amazing experiences.
I mean, if you're just talking about how people need community and friends, you're not, but if you're talking about how we ought to boil our shoes to get the chemicals out, you might be a little crazy.
I mean reality exists somewhere in between this elder's beliefs and the beliefs of the civilized world he talks about. There is profound truth in his words but also lots of unfair assessments. And the same goes the other way around. Being unable to see from the other's perspective does make you a little crazy, and I think this guy is a little crazy but I think he's also genuine and wise. He's crazy but he's no fool.
This was one of the most inspiring and intriguing interviews I've witnessed from the African continent. His no-nonsense wit and his infectious personality have me speechless. He has the ability to speak to the masses!
Elder Mpisi, you are extraordinary. You are a whole world of a library. Thank you for being here. And, Elder Mpisi, you look so handsome, vibrant, humorous, highly knowledgeable...and all goodness. Thank you, Zimbabwe!❤
The WISDOM of this man is just up my alley - my Zimbabwean friend and I spoke about exactly what he is speaking about and today I come across this video.
After years of watching all kinds of RUclips videos, *THIS IS THE BEST, MOST INSIGHTFUL, MOST REAL, MOST IMPORTANT* video I have *EVER SEEN!!!* This village man is the real deal! He is intelligent and educated, and wise even beyond his 79 years. I have SO MUCH *RESPECT* for him, I wish I could meet him and live in that village! 🙏🏻❤️👏🏻
I'm building a homestead on 50 acres, building a cattle herd and pig farm. I'm cutting timber and milling lumber and building everything myself. Many things y'all said resonates with me because of the experiences I've been going through on my journey.
That’s amazing. One of my biggest regrets is not spending more time on my parents land out in the country. Even tho it’s only 10 minutes from town, you can still completely immerse yourself in nature… as long as you put this damn phone away
@@boxes_full There's this organization called WWOOF I believe where there's a network of farms and farmers where you can volunteer to work there for x amount of time. Can be a day, a weekend, a few weeks or even longer in some cases, whatever works for you. They'll often give you a place to sleep, some will feed you, it's really cool. It's something I always wanted to do and wish I had when I discovered it cause I naively thought I'd somehow not have a bunch of physical/mental issues by the time I was 30.
Wow this man is packed. I think we need another interview with him. Im watching from Texas USA 🇺🇸. Im so happy you reached out to my countryman. Proudly Zimbabwean 🇿🇼
This is amazing! I will show this to every person I can, from the ozarks USA. I’ve been trying to say these same things to the people around here for years, most just think I am crazy but I bet if they listen to you say it as well as the both of you did here they will have to think about it again. I’m Cherokee native descended. So connection to nature is very important to me, but I see it’s destruction all around me and I’d like to try and make it more important to everyone I can. Because we cannot eat money. I know this will change some minds. So I say to you both, THANK YOU!🙏
This man was so wise and really opened my eyes. Being in the west I had preconceived notions and African Tribes, probably because we have no exposure to them. This video was more beneficial than I can explain. It really changed my world view. Thank you for the work you do, it’s so important and you’re impacting my lives than you can conceive of!
There are old souls that can be found in every country, every ethnicity, every group of humans. Conversely, there are also psychopaths found in every human group--these are the extremes though. Most people are somewhere more in the middle and more of a mix of constructive and destructive. Mipisi knows about the Oneness--a very clear sign (that and the happiness/joy he radiates) that he is definitely a more mature soul than the average.
you know how real it is when he doesn't look at all at the camera and gives his full undivided attention to the person he is speaking with. as much as he knows his words are reaching a further audience he doesn't address them until asked, there is so much respect with speaking with someone like that, it means they are there actively listening to your questions in totality. I don't know about anyone else but unless they are paid too, not everyone gives that same respect anymore.
Most of you people don't even know what is the purpose of this man goin to Zimbabwe.to put Africans on camera for white people to see them and HIM TO GET VIEWS TO GET MONEY FROM RUclips .XPLOITER
@@KingRidley no people talk to the camera most of the time not the interviewer This feels like a real conversation most interviews are just explaining stuff to the camera
This man speaks straight to the heart, from the heart. I can say having moved from the cities back to country, it's way more peaceful, if a little boring at times but the stress is by far much lower. He's living the life
Visited that area several years ago. The best travel experience ever. The people were incredibly kind, welcoming and full of knowledge. It sickening that city folk don't respect them . Good to see more and more people realizing they right all along.
The words at the end nearly got me tears in the eyes. Thank you for saying and thank you for interviewing this man from a place, that I probably never will visit. It is so far away. And I am so small compared to this.
A true leader, like this man here, searches for the success and wisdom of his people... not just himself. Every village, town, and city could use a benevolent and wise local leader.
Your message is beautiful and brave to show such fearful people how wonderful this world truly is. Thank you brother for your passion, your mission. Peace be with you on your way
@@srijanraghavula Stop towing this propaganda. This is a foreign concept, imposed on our ancestors not very long ago. Gita clearly says VARNA is based on Aptitude, profession & personality (गुण कर्म स्वभाव). Manusmriti says, Varna changes if the profession is not followed for 2 generations.
@@Divine_wave23 That was a abrahmic system who killed Jesus, established church & committed genocides calling them crusades. The other book too, was maligned like that. All copies collected, burned and a new version released. This new version is spreading terror in the world even today. If Shoemaker is not derogatory, how come the indian word is? If Smith & Goldsmith are not caste system, then how is Indian system? Gita clearly says VARNA is based on Aptitude, profession & personality (गुण कर्म स्वभाव). Manusmriti says, Varna changes if the profession is not followed for 2 generations.
@@ndahiya3730 wow, that's flexible. But I'm not towing, I'm seeing. Although it's not that active in my friend groups, it is in parents. that's being adopted a little by the their kids. It depends on the region
I'm not even lying when I say that this is the best interview I've watched in the whole of RUclips. Society has normalised having a lack of connection, and after watching this its validated all the concerns I've had throughout my life about how unsociable people are and how lonely and sad people are as a result of living in the 'city'. I truly believe that happiness is on the other side of healthy organic foods as well as a good supportive community, both of which are unfortunately lacking. Keep doing what your doing!
i lived in Zambia for 7 years many years ago and this rings true to the heart , many respects to all and the up loader , great truths spoken about civilized world
@@Amaryllis-Hyacinth as a kid growing up in the mid 1970z zambia was a jungle adventure , real cool place and zambians are some of the best people in Africa . i would go there for visit (even live again) its great now down under (australia) shout out to the big apple
@@thecreativeKue the person was talking about their experience in Zambia, they did not explicitly say that this video was shot in Zambia. I'm sure they know it's Zimbabwe. either way Zambia and Zimbabwe are sister countries, and we share a border🌊 of course there will be similarities and comparisons. Hope this comment helped
@@thecreativeKue maybe so but the things i learned and lived in Zambia ring true listening to the man in video from Zimbabwe ,, same shopping mall different shop ,,,the point ??? i cherish the memory and life experience of Zambia Africa and the joyful childhood i had there up to age 13 my sister was born in zambia and had a zambian birth certificate , as a white boy i found this funny , love africa much love , be as you wish
This gentleman reminds me of my hillbilly Dominican maternal Grandpa. May he RIP🙏🏾. He despised city life. He even hated his country’s big city capital of Santo Domingo. He especially hated NYC 🗽 where he would spend a couple of months a year with us as my mom would fly him up to stay with us. He would even cry like a child at times when he would deeply long for his Dominican farm and animals in his Village of Puerto Plata Dominican Republic after only a month or so. He was a very simple man,but a very happy man at that ❤😢.
Olá Miguel, Ledesma é um apelido judeu. O teu avô devia ser judeu. Não sei se sabias disso, amigo. Muitos judeus que foram para as Américas escolheram esse estilo de vida simples.
What an individual! This man is one of the greatest men I've never met. What an inspiration of a human being. Mr Mipisi, you left quite the impression on the world from a humble village in Africa. How amazing
This is the best video I've seen this year. I will take this African man's wisdom and feel happier, this has activated my curiousness of experimenting the same ways I was born, in the country.♥
Mpisi is maybe the most wonderful person Ive ever seen. Joyous, intelligent, open, curious...what a gem. This overall gives me more curiosity and hope, more drive. Thank you both, and of course the film crew so we could all see this.
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Amazing video! The interview questions really made me think about how important communities are. Mike I would love to collaborate with you. I have sent you an email. Looking for any opportunities I can get. Thanks, Hayden
Can’t wait
Ahhhh how epic! I’m not allowed to leave Australia right now but as soon as my travel ban is lifted, you are my dream adventure buddy!!
It is truly exciting to see such extraordinary people reach that age of wisdom and experiences, and put the basic essence of nature in absolute reason; to people who ignore it because they are in different environments. How much confidence you have Mike to talk to them. What picturesque houses of that tribe, Africame is quite fascinating. Mike, also I love my country: my Mexico, but is exciting great know other contries Zimbabwe and Canada. But we know the natural state of countries and the pleople (the state base).
I Love this man!🙏🙏🙏🥰🥰
This is what the internet is really for.
For sure. this video is more valuable than 99% of news stories about celebrities
100% !!!
Actually thought, human connection
+1 for this. Wonderful stuff
Hear, hear!
Dude is 79 looking 55, good for him man, hope he makes it to 130
No person can live past 120.
@@GoodFencesMakeGoodNeighborsthey know how to change that now, for a price
Somebody's read some scripture, we are cursed to not see past 120 according to Genesis for anyone wondering@GoodFencesMakeGoodNeighbors
@@GoodFencesMakeGoodNeighborsit's
@@freakydonald3611didn’t someone live to 122
I'm from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼.... that man carries wisdom. He has a voice of a true leader not like the ones carrying the titles and destroying our beloved nation (world). I see a blessed, happy man in him.
That's so cool. I'm going to visit one day. I'm in New York City. Their homes in that village look beautiful.
The richest men are the ones who know they have enough, and find wealth in nature.
@@loverainthundervisit the eastern highlands, great Zimbabwe, the rural areas of Masvingo, and make sure you visit Victoria Falls of course. Rent a car from the airport, otherwise your trip will be impossible! It’s very safe but can be expensive - negotiate on lodge rate. There are beautiful lodges all over Zim and great Airbnb’s too!
I'm planning to travel to Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 by the end of 2024. I'm so stoked for this adventure already!
Anobve kupiko munu uyu?
I am stunned by this man's intelligence and wisdom. How little do we know about his world, yet he seems to understand ours as if he's part of it. Listening to him makes you feel that you're in the wrong camp, that there's something fundamentally wrong about how we've arranged things for ourselves-- and for the planet. Thought-provoking.
Fooled ya didn’t he😂
Everyone see all the madness and hardship that plagues every level of our society, yet any large-scale solutions people want to come up with just involve adding more rules, regulations, and systems. I think under no circumstances could the whole society actually come together and agree that actually we all need to reduce, let go, and release all these crazy systems we've put in place, and go back to a simple, natural way of living. But thats exactly what we need.
He knows the Bible
Agree 100%
@@allendodd4844 if he knows the bible, its because someone is his past, or someone in the village in the past were invaded by the brits or similar lol
Mr Mpisi is very young looking for his 79 years! Even his white teeth are beautiful, and his mind is clear as the sky! What a precious man. Great interview, but too short.
actually for blacks, he has aged a fair bit, he should be looking like that at 90,
source- im a white from zimbabwe, i am familiar with how blacks age and how they look as they age.
@@TS-jm7jm yeet the Boer Rhodesia man! 😂😂
@@gimoroemma 😑
@@TS-jm7jmAre you saying for an African man he doesn’t look as vibrant and “youthful” compared to most Africans his age?
@@ambersummer2685 yea, maybe a shona i would expect to look that worn, but not an ndebele, or maybe i only just met the ndebele that remained more youthful looking around that age by avoiding the sun, i can't be completely certain there, but i generally trust my gut because i am very good at guessing the ages of blacks from subsaharan africa usually, I just feel he should be older for how worn his skin looks, but again, its sortof in that range where im not as sure of it as i would normally be.
30 seconds in and I'm captivated by this man's response of self reliance being the pillar of freedom and survival.
He did not mention that in the first 30 seconds.
or communal self reliance rather. Not like isolationist prepper style self reliance. important distinction I think.
@Ni-dk7ni And people who do it because they like it!
He went against self reliance ? He harped on community. Individuality was a problem to him
@@treycraft6920 it's all perversions now. He speaks of self reliance, but him and the like literally exist because of their maintained communities. Little is what it is presented as anymore.
Wisdom is more precious than gold
an old Turkish idiom says "Wisdom is a wealth that cannot turn to poverty, and which cannot be prey of theft or fraud"- Yusuf Balasaguni
no matter how far back in time it is, no matter where you are on the globe, no matter how strange a custom might seem, if it stems from experience and rationnal thought processes, then it will be Wisdom.
@@Wargulf2838 I agree except we don't live on a globe. That's a government lie. Don't fall for it. 💙
That’s because gold is intrinsically quite worthless
The original poster's comment is from proverbs 16:16 in the bible. Here is the full quote:
"How much better to get wisdom than gold!
And to get understanding is to be chosen rather than silver."
Makes me think; Wisdom understood is medicine, listen well and heal.
What I find so beautiful about this interview is that even in such a different environment than us city people, the elders come to the same conclusion we do about happiness. Numerous studies conducted over lifespans have shown the key to happiness is people and good relationships, and it seems it reflects in human society as a whole, not just us city people deprived of human connection. Love to see it!
Healthiest, happiest 79 year old I've ever had the honor of watching in a video.
The man still has all his teeth too.
He's younger than I am, and I'm 20 years younger than him.
Congratulations Mr. Mpisi your wisdom is needed and appreciated.
I was very surprised by the fact that he is 79. At first I would have thought he was around his late forties!
@@DieselDoesSciencecomon, its not a fact at all. He could easily lie, or simply not know his age. I'm quite sure he is way more younger
Why would he lie though?@@bomarley5024
@@bomarley5024fact: it is a common misconception that human beings in third world countries are only subjected to moronic standpoints, when there is much to be learned and they have a different scope of knowledge
@@bomarley5024 He seems pretty wise to me
"The pains in which we pass, shall mold who we become"
Truer words have never been spoken
No.Pain turns you into someone you don't want to be. Pain makes you question who is your friend and who is your enemy. Pain makes you forget how to cry. Pain makes you find joy in everything. Eventually you get used to that feeling, and then you hate everyone.
@@WHIT4CROW but you havent moved past those pains yet. one day you will, and things will be better.
@@WHIT4CROW you are still in pain.
@@governorsiyengu6002 sometimes five words are enough to make you cry holy shit
@@WHIT4CROW you have to pass through it. You haven't completely passed through it, it seems
What an amazing man mpisi is, I could listen to him just talking for hours. A very wise and intelligent man uncorrupted by the moden world, his happiness is so so infectious I was smiling all the way through just because he was so happy
Spot on
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This man spoke about swinging babies and you people praise his wisdom. That’s how I know yall are doomed.
I'm sorry to be a biotch, it's just bugging me that you didn't capitalize his name lol but I fully agree with your sentiment. I wish I could meet him.
Get far away from cities if possible folks. Nothing but greed, jealousy, and the devil's doings in the cities. We were not meant to live cramed together in concrete jungles with no nature whatsoever. We are apart of nature and gotten to far removed from it is the problem. Also limit your exsposier of social media etc. it's got it's uses but it's also poisonous for alot of people. I got out of the city 5 years ago and I'm more stress free than ever.
'DIFFERENTIATE PAIN AND FEAR" - MIND BLOWING!! LOVE THIS MAN!!
This is the youngest 79 year old man I've ever seen.
Hes probably not actually 79 lol
Go take a look at chuck Norris
Chuck Norris has had extensive plastic surgery, while this African tribal member has had nothing. He is healthy looking and happy. As a female, I find men with plastic surgery unattractive, as well as women. I think this man is good-looking.
You should meet my stepdad. I wish I could post a video of him. He'll be 92 in July and he's in better shape than everyone. Lol he's 6'6, does yoga, drives, talks shit, and is full of wisdom. I love bringing him beer and asking him questions about the past. These old folks are showing us how to live. We just have to pay attention ❤
@@jazzygirl4140 OH WOW. GOOD FOR HIM. THAT'S AMAZING.
I love that he says humans he doesn’t at all say different ethnicities he talks about us like we are one and we need to listen because this wisdom is very rare to hear 😢❤
Our African/Southern African guiding principles might have different titles dependent on language we speak but I believe they are one and the same for us all in Africa.. in Southern Africa we use Hunhu/Ubuntu and these terms do not mention ethnicty, tribe or skin colour.. Hunhu/Ubuntu loosely translated means that.. A person is a person through other persons.. I can not be a person all by myself.. I am therefor we are.. Our culture is we not I.. It takes the whole village to raise a child.. Your child is my child and mine is yours and we grow them together for the community.. Our elders are (our parents grandparents ) not just mine.. Your mother's sisters are your mothers too and your father's brothers are your fathers too..
Our relationship with nature in Zimbabwe and other parts of Africa.. In Zim We have two surnames which are part of nature.. The second surname today is not something held sacred as when I was growing up in the 60 and 70s..the First surmame can be an animal, Elephant=zhou=Ndlovu, lion=shumba, Buffalo=nyati, bird, eagle=Hungwe, fish=Hove water pool=Dziva, open veld=Bhebhe, cattle=Nkomo or a part of an animal=leg=gumbo.. The second is a family tree, I mean a real tree and each family has a different tree.. I would challenge my fellow countrymen to find out from their elders what their family tree is...growing up in my family our family was bangare/mubangare.. We could not denigrate or use our family tree for building, firewood or anything.. My grandmother would inspect the firewood and If anyone picked it up my mistake.. We were to take back that wood back where we found it.. Or she she might.. I never thought to ask why as I was young.. My own belief is this was part of our indigenous conservation practices... Other families could use our family tree and we theirs..this kind of makes sense so we don't just plunder the forest.. Our first surname or totem.. We are also not denigrate our totem in any way.. If its an animal or bird.. You can not eat the representive of your totem and who you are nor hunt that animal for sport.. Not to say that was ever part of our tradition.. but others can eat your totem .. It kind of makes sense that if we all eat everything then soon enough there will be nothing left..
We are one after all. All of us are born and then die.
@@user-bm6jn9ls4nhmmm powerful
That's because it's the truth. But liberal media wants to keep us separated. Liberal media constantly brings up race. Constantly. Because they want the separation. The separation makes them money.
We are all one race, the human race.
Basically what im getting from this man is eat good food, always be happy, and bring together and be generous to your community. I want to hug this man, his smile is so contagious lol
Don’t forget watch what you put in your body and not get dependent on technology
👏👏👏 Mr Mipisi needs a YT channel to enlighten humanity ... beautiful soul 🙏
The wisdom of so-called "uneducated" people has always astounded me. Im in the camp that people from 1000 years ago were way more wise than us today. Don't confuse wisdom with knowledge though. We have more knowledge now, but aren't wise enough to know what we don't know anymore.
education is only as good as the book teaches you. life is not a textbook
He's educated. There are videos where the tribal leader entertains eating the journalist.
@funwithmagnus8570. I disagree with you, people now are neither wise or have knowledge, knowledge eliminate greed, I can say people back then had more knowledge and were more wise, today people's have more information but it is not knowledge, information is not knowledge, knowledge is base on fact. people of today don't know what's true, they put any information together for a profit
@@herkulean5895 you literally summed up the very last part of my statement. But yeah.
It is because wisdom is built upon experience and knowledge is built upon studying. We have more to read, but less to experience.
I am captivated by this man. He seems so friendly and what he says is so wise and true and I LOVE his message for the world. Bless him!
Dude is a typical snake oil seller. Hes got the whole village under his thumb with stories and herbs he picks up around the village. Of course he is living life stress free cause he got everyone doing stuff for him and feeding him.
@@EustahijeMihajlović source : trust me bro
Funny you mention snake oil, then proceed to make assumptions about something you know nothing about @@EustahijeMihajlović
Most of us don’t have a wise, jovial and generously educative elder in our lives. Thank you Mike for giving more than a million of us an old wise grandad in Baba Mpisi. He is from my mother’s side of the family’s tribe and listening to him made me feel closer to my late grandmother who raised me. We all needed that collective hug. Thank you so much 🥺.
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Indeed
A kind and wise elder can make a world of difference for a community.
Because the effects of capitalism have done that to your elders, not to mention alienation in a capitalist society affects them even more.. once your that age you are not valuable to the capitalist and that mentality spreads through out society, there is a reason only youth is worshipped In your society..
It's amazing to hear someone speak with such understanding of our flaws, being where he is from and living how he lives. How does he understand it more than we do? This really eye opening.
Thanks for sharing knowledge from the world!
@@7qs religion bot. stop.
Plot twist: the guy is a new Yorker and is fake his accent, just a bunch of crap
@@fitito500 who?
wow 79? He looks FANTASTIC and he's so full of life and happiness. Kind of crazy to think that in the "civilized" world, i rarely encounter people as fulfilled and happy as Mpisi. What a kind, wise man. Thank you for taking the time to sit and talk with him Mike!! Always love seeing you explore other cultures without fear, disgust or shame, just curiosity and compassion for another human being 💜
It's not so strange. Old folks who work the land and eat healthy often have this attitude.
Us watching him are the crazy and strange ones. He is living in accordance with nature, as a true human being. The cities and societies we have created aren't the way we are meant to live, I guarantee you they do not suffer from the vast amounts of mental illnesses that we do.
@@AQS521It wasn't always like this. In the past, cities were integrated with nature. It's only in the last few hundred years that the Western style of cities has come to dominate
@@AQS521 "Somehow" this video comes to my mind: ruclips.net/video/j800SVeiS5I/видео.html
@@salj.5459The old cities in ancient Asia had lots of nature in them feels like like we lost stuff as the ages passed.
Imagine how amazing the world would be if everyone shared Mipisi's mindset and love. Great video, probably my favorite so far.
Exactly right?
True that
It's happened long ago fromcthe beginning of times, the times of Adam pbuh, but satan keep whispering,mankind started being ungrateful and slowly succumbed to pleasure,greed,etc.
Real talk
It would be amazing
This man is too wise , I love him. I love you mpisi from Zambia ❤❤❤
Mr.Mpisi. The world need wise elderly people like you. The connection is broken between the generations
We don’t have many men like that in our society. We send them off to old age homes where they are drugged and “taken care of” by people who mostly don’t care. It’s disgusting.
Ask yourself why there is such a disconnect between generations. There you will find the problem. The broken connection is only a symptom, not the source.
Love the npc ❤
People love you so do i @@midloran
Yeah if he’s so wise get off the internet and go outside like he told you!
Dude has so much knowledge, not to mention how good he looks at 79. Watching from Zim 🇿🇼🇿🇼 dude is representing us😅 but unfortunately we're city people we're condemned 😂
Completely condemned 😂😂😂😂 Especially calling Sekuru a dude and I’m not even Zimbabwean.
Move out to the wilderness
He looks so wiry for his age. You can almost feel the young energy oozing out
"Leave a pyramid of good history." This is an amazing video
What a line.
That line got me too
This is why I moved away from the city. Now that I live in a rural area, I would prefer to live on this island I can see in the river. I see it as I’m anti-social, or others see it that way. I view the world much in the same way that this man does but living the way that he does, where I am, is a near impossibility.
I only hope I can impress upon my kids some of the kind of wisdom people like this have. It isn’t shameful to admit that we are animals, and to live as one. The constant fight against our nature is what has lead to the mental illness pandemic we see worldwide.
Mpisi to the world
So many people including the creator seems to miss the actual point
i love this guy!
his enthusiasm is infectious!
Good English from our elder Mpisi .. well done .. He seems very educated 🎉
Definitely
Everything is made of chemicals. So wise...
@@americannightmare2109 are you saying you don't understand what he means? He is not wrong.
@@FunkyMacky and oxygen is poisonous gas that takes 70 years to kill you
Is English language the measure of education? There are biolions of people on the earth who don't know your English language and very educated.
English is nothing.
Elder Mpisi smiles with a true heart and real happiness.
I want to be as happy as him.
In the last decade I've had 1 kind of cancer and just as I've officially survived it, I'm now suffering another (brain tumour). I'm only 41 now. I have suffered pain beyond my control. I was an adventure pilot and travelled the world till I got sick. Through all my ups and downs I've managed to raise 2 small adventurers. Sadly a part of us need to die before we realised that we are alive. I tell my boys, I have been promoted from Pilot to Mom and that they are my greatest adventure. Others have asked me how to not give in to pain but grow from it. You have managed to put in words what I could not. You have answered the question. I will be quoting you. Thank you.
I hope all goes well for you and you heal🩵
Wishing you all the very best ❤
I admire your strength, courage, and clarity. Bless you and your family 💛
We fulfill our purpose through our children. Well done. I wish you well and pray that the doctors can help you.
Wish I could give you access to my 600ha farm in Southern Africa you drink natural water from a borehole, eat non gmo food, breathe clean air. Nearest town is 30kms away
I say that to say this. For two decades I lived in the UK and arthritis ruined my life. But I started noticing every time I went home to see my parents, my health improved. Instead of using my arthritis Cimxia injections every two weeks I could go a month without it. A simpler life helps a lot
I love coming back to this video, every single time it amazes me.
The guy is eloquent and well spoken for a village man who is 79. Good talk, Mike come back to Zim again and do thus again. This is a real Zimbabwean on the ground, honest views and happy to do nature. Lovely and beautiful
Reminder that Trump is 2 years younger than him...
Where's Joe at 💀🤣@@rumplstiltztinkerstein
@@deadpossum6826 Joe is 85 and looks 200
The world leaders are just kids with a lot of power, waging war to get into other kids playgrounds and toys
Many Africans leave their tribes to be educated and find a career in the cities or another country despite what you see in the media...many young Africans do travel, some return to their villiages to live a traditional life with their savings and/pensions and assist their villages..some do this as it seems with the village leader...he is very wise and intelligent...he seems he was very successful in the concert jungle but he loves nature and his village..he is happy and at home...
He was amazing. True happiness in his eyes
Happiness, calmness, content. Like literally each of us wishes for these things, and he represents all of them.
Woukd you cuddle with him
Was? What happened?
@@CBUCK1994 come on dude
@@CBUCK1994 Your mom would...
im just a 45 year old guy from usa...
i think i just fell in love with this man. its so unfortunate that over time we have strayed away from what this man is talking about. what a beautiful man and what a beautiful wealth of knowledge he has to share.
The things he says and the way he says it strike everyone no mattter who you are or how old. Im 14 rn and it's sad for me but unsurprising the truth he realizes from his unique perspective
We from the north need to pass the winter, hence the big difference between us and southerners.
He's just a lucky man, other african tribes were/are warmongers.
no diddy bro.
The elder has a phenomenal sense of humour, GODLESS! 🙏🏿❤️
Ye no diddy
What a lovely human being. He's spot on about a lot of things, especially about food, nature and animals.
I am very depressed and fight with myself every day.... it's just amazing how positive and powerful this man is... I wish I had such positive energy too
go carnivore ;)
It’s because of the chemicals brother…. Boil your shoes with salt
Follow what he is teaching, as far as you feel comfortable. You will see, you'll get way further than you could ever imagine ❤
@@SweetStuffOnMonarchLane Whats difference between those medicine and drugs. U will get addicted.
@@ShivakumarKaladagi-f3q You are very uninformed/ignorant. Methyl folate is NOT a drug nor a medicine and NOT addictive. It is what the human body makes when it has the necessary processes to breakdown folic acid (also a natural substance the human body needs, and without which babies would be born with neural defects). Some people are unable to breakdown folic acid into methyl folate, which can cause problems with brain chemicals such as dopamine and serotonin.
I believe i have just found another person to add to my list of Inspirational people I'd like to sit down for an hour with and just talk. What an amazing man!
I would work hard every day just to have an evening dinner and chat. If i could only afford to go!
@@savage.4.24......Make it happen. You owe it to yourself😊
Make it happen. You owe it to yourself 😊
I've never fallen more instantly in love with a person than with this wise man from Zimbabwe. What a wonderful human being! The words he said are words to live by. ❤ I hope he always stays this happy.
Love the getting of the elder. And the interactive wisdom shearing. To understanding.
My God, what a breath of fresh air. The wisest words I have heard in a long time.
I met someone more wise, it's God
Try check the way God handle people in Old Testament and the way Jesus answer pharisee in New Testament
The wisest man we know only life 100 years, and God eternal, imagine the knowledge he have
Also that he create this world and human body system, it need quite a lot of knowledge to do it all
Just in last 100 years we discovery things with our technologies, but before that God already know it and make it
If you want find wisest man, go ask God
He the one that make genius too
Yet it hard to talk to God because of our disbelief in Him, and our sins, but whoever repent and truly seek Him will know Him
But let say, you need prove, why dont ask God to show you himself to you? In Bible say to test God so test does God is real or not, or he indeed truly knowledgeable like what i claim
You can test it, i did it in the past too
Dear, Mpisi. I am grateful to walk this Earth as you do. I am deaf since 3 years from birth. I acquired hearing devices at 4 years old and have experienced the evolution of assistive hearing devices for 40 years. When in my teens I mentioned to eye doctor that I can’t see stars though I passed finest print test. Short time after I was informed my retinas were slowly dying. Fast forward 40 yrs, im 44 old with best technology hearing aids and using a simple cane as blind man to navigate the
world. I just wish my “tribal” leader had at least a grain of salt worth of your humanity and wisdom.
Much love to you Mpisi!
What would Mpisi say about using technology like this?
I think he would say that, like money, technology is a tool. It should be used by us, for us; not to control us or use us.
Nor should technology or money or any other tool divide us. People are good enough as it is at dividing each other, we don't need any of those things to define who we are.
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@@paullsmith5548 Mpisi did say we should help our community
God bless you with healing and abundance in Jesus name 🙌 Amen 🙏
The rooster's sound at 13:47 is a synchronicity. A great sign of nature. Two wise guys sharing life experience. !!!great video
God works in mysterious ways as they say
Absolutely
The 79 year old medicine man from a small village in Africa could say anything to the world and his first 2 words are "Thank you". We can ALL learn from these 2 words
This elder’s energy is infectious 🙌🔥
felt that😂
It's probably because he's in tune with the spiritual plane. People who are really spiritual usually are really happy and energetic as well.
it's not only his energy that's infectious, by looking at the feet 🫣
This man is a breath of fresh air. Thank you for sharing this conversion with us. Mpisi looks like one hell of a great man.
I speak like this & im called crazy , definitely needed to see this . Bless his heart
Nah, we need more people that think like you, living on your own land one with nature with your own self sufficient farming is a dream.. they're isolated from the crap the world is throwing around
Because in our "civilized" cultures it is very crazy. I've lost friends and family over the brainwashing they cannot free themselves from. I could only take so much pain and hate before I left them behind
Same here, people call me weird or strange. I don't care, I like to smile, I like to be positive, I love to appreciate life in all of it's amazing experiences.
I mean, if you're just talking about how people need community and friends, you're not, but if you're talking about how we ought to boil our shoes to get the chemicals out, you might be a little crazy.
I mean reality exists somewhere in between this elder's beliefs and the beliefs of the civilized world he talks about. There is profound truth in his words but also lots of unfair assessments. And the same goes the other way around. Being unable to see from the other's perspective does make you a little crazy, and I think this guy is a little crazy but I think he's also genuine and wise. He's crazy but he's no fool.
I loved watching Anthony Bourdain travels showing food and meals can bring cultures and countries together
This was one of the most inspiring and intriguing interviews I've witnessed from the African continent. His no-nonsense wit and his infectious personality have me speechless. He has the ability to speak to the masses!
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Elder Mpisi, you are extraordinary. You are a whole world of a library. Thank you for being here.
And, Elder Mpisi, you look so handsome, vibrant, humorous, highly knowledgeable...and all goodness.
Thank you, Zimbabwe!❤
What's really interesting to me is not only were his answers incredibly wise, but the questions he asked were very thought provoking
The WISDOM of this man is just up my alley - my Zimbabwean friend and I spoke about exactly what he is speaking about and today I come across this video.
After years of watching all kinds of RUclips videos, *THIS IS THE BEST, MOST INSIGHTFUL, MOST REAL, MOST IMPORTANT* video I have *EVER SEEN!!!*
This village man is the real deal! He is intelligent and educated, and wise even beyond his 79 years. I have SO MUCH *RESPECT* for him, I wish I could meet him and live in that village! 🙏🏻❤️👏🏻
Terence mckenna 🤓☝️
dude compared to an average 15yo kid he's stupid. he knows nothing about science and this world
I'm building a homestead on 50 acres, building a cattle herd and pig farm. I'm cutting timber and milling lumber and building everything myself. Many things y'all said resonates with me because of the experiences I've been going through on my journey.
Aye I’m trying to be part of something like that. I literally have no experience with farms but I’m very considerate
I'd love to be a part of and work with you on this massive nature project of yours sir
That’s amazing. One of my biggest regrets is not spending more time on my parents land out in the country. Even tho it’s only 10 minutes from town, you can still completely immerse yourself in nature… as long as you put this damn phone away
@@boxes_full There's this organization called WWOOF I believe where there's a network of farms and farmers where you can volunteer to work there for x amount of time. Can be a day, a weekend, a few weeks or even longer in some cases, whatever works for you. They'll often give you a place to sleep, some will feed you, it's really cool. It's something I always wanted to do and wish I had when I discovered it cause I naively thought I'd somehow not have a bunch of physical/mental issues by the time I was 30.
No do one more thing and build a community and farm in harmony help each other barter goods
Don't be an individualist as Mpisi said
What a joy it was hearing Mpisi talk, he truly is full of love and respect for the universe, he is a great teacher and an example of Hope!
What a breath of fresh air. Thank you 😊
He has the best smile! He just radiates! Thank you both for this! Very uplifting!
yes good smile btw where are you from?
Please have another long interview with this wonderful person. So much necessary wisdom.
Go to old people with experience near you. They have wisdom too. You don't need internet for this.
Wow this man is packed. I think we need another interview with him. Im watching from Texas USA 🇺🇸. Im so happy you reached out to my countryman. Proudly Zimbabwean 🇿🇼
That is a very wise man. Full of wisdom and knowledge.
This is amazing! I will show this to every person I can, from the ozarks USA. I’ve been trying to say these same things to the people around here for years, most just think I am crazy but I bet if they listen to you say it as well as the both of you did here they will have to think about it again. I’m Cherokee native descended. So connection to nature is very important to me, but I see it’s destruction all around me and I’d like to try and make it more important to everyone I can. Because we cannot eat money. I know this will change some minds. So I say to you both, THANK YOU!🙏
This man was so wise and really opened my eyes. Being in the west I had preconceived notions and African Tribes, probably because we have no exposure to them. This video was more beneficial than I can explain. It really changed my world view. Thank you for the work you do, it’s so important and you’re impacting my lives than you can conceive of!
So what happened to all the IQ in the west talk and indigenous people are savages and Donald trump being a saviour? 🙄
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There are old souls that can be found in every country, every ethnicity, every group of humans. Conversely, there are also psychopaths found in every human group--these are the extremes though. Most people are somewhere more in the middle and more of a mix of constructive and destructive.
Mipisi knows about the Oneness--a very clear sign (that and the happiness/joy he radiates) that he is definitely a more mature soul than the average.
@justinw1765 "old souls" where do you lot get this lines? 🙄
@@nyakwarObat stop getting so offended over everything
Oh, this interview was so wholesome to watch! Thank you!
What a lovely gentleman. Such compassion and understanding of the world we should strive to live in. Thank you for sharing ❤
you know how real it is when he doesn't look at all at the camera and gives his full undivided attention to the person he is speaking with. as much as he knows his words are reaching a further audience he doesn't address them until asked, there is so much respect with speaking with someone like that, it means they are there actively listening to your questions in totality. I don't know about anyone else but unless they are paid too, not everyone gives that same respect anymore.
I mean that's pretty standard in all the interviews I've watched. You don't look at the camera. There's no reason to look at the camera.
Most of you people don't even know what is the purpose of this man goin to Zimbabwe.to put Africans on camera for white people to see them and HIM TO GET VIEWS TO GET MONEY FROM RUclips .XPLOITER
@@KingRidley no people talk to the camera most of the time not the interviewer
This feels like a real conversation most interviews are just explaining stuff to the camera
This man's wisdom is unfathomable & this is easily the best interview I've ever seen!
This man speaks straight to the heart, from the heart. I can say having moved from the cities back to country, it's way more peaceful, if a little boring at times but the stress is by far much lower. He's living the life
I can’t remember the last time I watched a RUclips video and smiled the entire time. Thank you tribal leader and fearless for making my day.
This man is the definition of wisdom and true masculinity. What an honor to speak with such a human that truly gets it.
And also is an unadulterated concept of masculinity, another important detail.
*He is the embodiment.... ✌️
Visited that area several years ago. The best travel experience ever. The people were incredibly kind, welcoming and full of knowledge. It sickening that city folk don't respect them . Good to see more and more people realizing they right all along.
Wow he is so wise, articulate and humorous. He’s so happy and inspiring!
The words at the end nearly got me tears in the eyes. Thank you for saying and thank you for interviewing this man from a place, that I probably never will visit. It is so far away. And I am so small compared to this.
A true leader, like this man here, searches for the success and wisdom of his people... not just himself. Every village, town, and city could use a benevolent and wise local leader.
The best video on your RUclips channel so far.
Thank you so much for that, brother.
That elder's words will save lives!
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I don't comment on or like videos often but you deserve both. This man knows and understands what he is talking about
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Your message is beautiful and brave to show such fearful people how wonderful this world truly is. Thank you brother for your passion, your mission. Peace be with you on your way
This man.... needs to be listened to. Love from Canada.
We need to leave that man alone and let him enjoy his wonderful natural life , for as long as we don't distroy his living enviroment.
I am from Ottawa, Ontario.
@@Redspittingcobra central ontario, Georgian Bay area, myself.
Seeing his smile was enough to lift my day
As an Indian I respect the native tribes of Africa and their culture. Long live Africa, Long live India and Long live the humanity in this world.
But india have caste system .
Untouchability
@@Divine_wave23unfortunately yes. Some of my fellow Indians leave me in embarrassment
@@srijanraghavula Stop towing this propaganda. This is a foreign concept, imposed on our ancestors not very long ago. Gita clearly says VARNA is based on Aptitude, profession & personality (गुण कर्म स्वभाव).
Manusmriti says, Varna changes if the profession is not followed for 2 generations.
@@Divine_wave23 That was a abrahmic system who killed Jesus, established church & committed genocides calling them crusades.
The other book too, was maligned like that. All copies collected, burned and a new version released. This new version is spreading terror in the world even today.
If Shoemaker is not derogatory, how come the indian word is? If Smith & Goldsmith are not caste system, then how is Indian system?
Gita clearly says VARNA is based on Aptitude, profession & personality (गुण कर्म स्वभाव).
Manusmriti says, Varna changes if the profession is not followed for 2 generations.
@@ndahiya3730 wow, that's flexible. But I'm not towing, I'm seeing. Although it's not that active in my friend groups, it is in parents. that's being adopted a little by the their kids. It depends on the region
Great conversation from different walks of life. Thisan is blessed with knowledge and love of life. Great interview.
I want to hear more from this man! What a treat.
I love how happy he is! his energy is amazing!
Never thought I would see the wisest man on the planet in Zimbabwe.
you are right, partially. just consider that we are not living on a planet, but a plane. yeah, indoctrination goes deep.
I'm not even lying when I say that this is the best interview I've watched in the whole of RUclips. Society has normalised having a lack of connection, and after watching this its validated all the concerns I've had throughout my life about how unsociable people are and how lonely and sad people are as a result of living in the 'city'. I truly believe that happiness is on the other side of healthy organic foods as well as a good supportive community, both of which are unfortunately lacking. Keep doing what your doing!
Wow. The end of this interview had me in tears. Two authentic human beings sharing a real and raw conversation 🫶
Only one's authentic the other one is polluted by 'civilization '.
i lived in Zambia for 7 years many years ago and this rings true to the heart , many respects to all and the up loader , great truths spoken about civilized world
@@Amaryllis-Hyacinth as a kid growing up in the mid 1970z zambia was a jungle adventure , real cool place and zambians are some of the best people in Africa . i would go there for visit (even live again) its great now down under (australia) shout out to the big apple
Zambian here 🙋.. I'm so glad you have fond memories of our country and our people 😊
This is Zimbabwe not Zambia
@@thecreativeKue the person was talking about their experience in Zambia, they did not explicitly say that this video was shot in Zambia. I'm sure they know it's Zimbabwe. either way Zambia and Zimbabwe are sister countries, and we share a border🌊 of course there will be similarities and comparisons.
Hope this comment helped
@@thecreativeKue maybe so but the things i learned and lived in Zambia ring true listening to the man in video from Zimbabwe ,, same shopping mall different shop ,,,the point ??? i cherish the memory and life experience of Zambia Africa and the joyful childhood i had there up to age 13 my sister was born in zambia and had a zambian birth certificate , as a white boy i found this funny , love africa much love , be as you wish
He got the wisdom of the ancient Africans ancestors! What a great man!
"Come together with other people" such beautiful wisdom. It fills my heart with happiness to hear this wisdom!
Wow wow wow!!! That grandpa must transfer his wisdoms to many young modern youths. Loved from Nagaland, India🇮🇳.
Nagaland is absolutely beautiful
Mr. Mpisi is a beautiful wise man! I’m glad I watched this! Thank you for sharing the wonderful world!
This gentleman reminds me of my hillbilly Dominican maternal Grandpa. May he RIP🙏🏾. He despised city life. He even hated his country’s big city capital of Santo Domingo. He especially hated NYC 🗽 where he would spend a couple of months a year with us as my mom would fly him up to stay with us. He would even cry like a child at times when he would deeply long for his Dominican farm and animals in his Village of Puerto Plata Dominican Republic after only a month or so. He was a very simple man,but a very happy man at that ❤😢.
Olá Miguel, Ledesma é um apelido judeu. O teu avô devia ser judeu. Não sei se sabias disso, amigo. Muitos judeus que foram para as Américas escolheram esse estilo de vida simples.
Estoy aquí en Puerto Plata. If you want to invest in some property in Republica Dominicana .
@@freehermanjose5816 No soy Judio pero amo a Israel 🇮🇱 y al pueblo judío. Que Dios siga bendiciéndole juntamente con el pueblo Judío🙏🏾.
@@rmeansrealty9006 😂😂😂👍🏾
I love how universal Mpisis’s message is. Eat good food, enjoy your community, stay happy to live long. 😊
What an individual! This man is one of the greatest men I've never met. What an inspiration of a human being. Mr Mipisi, you left quite the impression on the world from a humble village in Africa. How amazing
Go to Zimbabwe - greatness is the norm, it’s not humble at all
Thanx for this, the world needs to hear his words. Maita basa Mdara. UBUNTU 🇿🇼
This is the best video I've seen this year. I will take this African man's wisdom and feel happier, this has activated my curiousness of experimenting the same ways I was born, in the country.♥
This man is speaking facts, straight to the point. When things get messy, it’s the wise, prepared individuals like this man who will survive.
These are the things that makes me super proud to be Zimbabwean. So insightful!!
Mpisi is maybe the most wonderful person Ive ever seen. Joyous, intelligent, open, curious...what a gem. This overall gives me more curiosity and hope, more drive. Thank you both, and of course the film crew so we could all see this.
Mpisi is a wise man with a big heart. I wish I could go visit him too. Thanks so much for sharing with us!