AHV PODCAST EPISODE 3

Spirituality in Fashion & the History of African textile with Phumzile Ntuli.

[@TracySlindile-fl8hk]

Siyabonga sidinga abantu abaproud ngobubona njengomama❤

[@k.kanyemandy8422]

Spiritual must lead and more more wisdom in our youth generations to generations to come 🙏

[@MandlaMthunzi-q4e]

Sanibona ekhaya kuhle, siyabonga kakhulu umsebenzi owenziwa I,AHV because yazi iyavuselela and iyavundulula, spirituality must lead

[@mnyawu_nompilo]

Insightful episode.

[@SbusisoLindaniNzimande-mh9ml]

Thank you to Afrikan Hidden Voices for an insightful podcast. Thank you to our guest Mam Phumzile Ntuli I loved your Pont that we as Afrikans who are the major Consumers need to start Manufacturing our own products. Thank you

[@LangaMatshisa]

Siyabonga. #Spirituality must lead

[@ntombikayisemabhena]

Our Spirituality leads every aspect of our lives. We are grateful for these enlightening episodes.

[@MxolisiMyez]

Wow lol 😊it's soo fantastic to be a black person because we are first born

[@TholakeleNcube-v2h]

Welldone hidden African vioce

[@silindilekhumalo4452]

Thank you AHV. Slowly but surely kuyalunga❤

[@LoreeineMonze]

❤❤❤❤Siyabonga am learning a lot 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@lindiwemqhaba2467]

This is a great podcast well done African Hidden Voices. Great African attires and dsigns well done Mam Phumzile

[@AfricaStories-r9l]

Mmmh now its time we take our history and clothes seriously, coz alot need to change European had damaged us soo much in all aspect of life, all thanks ones again to AHV for unmasking our Africa truths

[@thandekandlovu5173]

Wisdom will always come from those who know their True Identity (Spiritual identity), Thank you Mama Phumzile for sharing your wisdom with US , "how we dress reveals who we are" #Self-discipline #Self- Respect .. Thank you please come again.❤ Queen 👑

[@luricsjamagiant2427]

I love the the point ethi the way you dress define the kind of person you are even spiritually. Nice conversation AHV🎉

[@nombusopearl467]

I'm glad I've subscribed to the podcast

[@suzanselebogo4796]

Releboha haholo AHV ka Podcast..re ithuta tsengata..

[@user-samkelolonda]

Thank you AHV

[@ntombikhumalo7654]

Great work AHV let put Africa first

[@sindintuli8685]

Thank you AHV very interesting episode I have learnt a lot from sisi Phumzile that clothing is not only about fashion but it also spiritual ❤❤

[@TrshNewcastle]

I like this wisdom

[@DimphoMoeketsi-cr6bu]

I could not agree more with uma'Phumzile when she says she's happy to be interviewed by a youngster. Imboni always teaches us about the importance of youth involvement in Spiritual aspects,so the future of Afrika is great hands because as the Youth we able to carry what has been planted to grow even bigger. I also liked on how she had stated that wearing African garments is Spiritual.I remember when Imboni taught us that our forefathers were so fearless and powerful in such a way that they rode Lions,Leopards and so forth because they had deeper connections with animals in a Spiritual way/form because they knew what those animals represented in a Spiritual aspect . The more we realize as Afikans that everything about us is Spiritual is the more we understand and appreciate our true selves. Zulu

[@wongamelekevin1726]

The spiritual aspect is really informative and eye opening. The things u wear and the color u like, I had to look at myself and find some info about I.

[@axolamlomo511]

I 100% agree with you mama when you say how you dress describe who you. Dressing is spiritual.

[@lindelwesibanda2432]

Beautiful, beautiful job, AHV. This podcast was very insightful, especially to the youth on the point that clothing is spiritual and it tells people who we are. It has definitely opened my eyes and is making me think deeply about how I express myself spiritually through my clothing as an African. This podcast needs to reach more screens. Thank you , and keep up the good work. We are indeed unlearning to relearn. These episodes need to be longer🩵

[@LwaneleMhlaba]

We have to embrace our spirituality

[@mlungisilanga5279]

#AHV podcast it's very interesting episode ✨ spirituality must lead

[@axolamlomo511]

African Spirituality is really the way. Mama Phumzile is the true reflaction that African Spirituality informs everything. Fashion, Education, Politics etc

[@thabilebuswana7658]

Very interesting. Thank you AHV ❤

[@Blueskull101]

Indeed the wisdom she shared with us,reminds us to be conscious about life and never limit spirituality.We hope to see more guest who will share with us their wonderful experience of being an african #PhambiliNgeAHVPodcast

[@ayabulelamafenyana434]

The excellence of the true power of a woman. Telling a story through fashion. This was a great eposide well done. I enjoyed it.

[@LyaNdlovu]

Great work African hidden voice siyabulela

[@PhumiTati]

Thank you AHV, I'm loving both your outfits you both look stunning Sis Palesa no Sis Phumzile, Kuhle ❤

[@axolamlomo511]

Continue the great work mama decolonising through clothing.

[@NangamsoNogaga]

Nice episodes I would’ve loved to hear if she ended up knowing where our “traditional attires” come from and discuss that at a deeper level. Also, who controls fashion according to her, who determines whats fashionable and when because one outfit could be rejected at some point and found fashionable probably after a decade. Is it people changing or is it because of marketing?

[@buyiselwaadams9407]

AHV is the best, really sibusisekile i sizwe sama Sosha❤ sithi Huntshuuuu M-Africa. Ngempela it's African restoration left and right. Sibonge ku Mqambindlela u Tata we Sizwe. Nibahle Bantase kakhulu❤

[@nolonwaboluwaca1907]

I've learned something to day....thisi is so educational ...

[@mbaliwotsa]

Thank you for the podcast AHV now Africans especially youth will slowly but surely go back to respecting themselves in terms of what they wear through such podcast and in that way Africa will go back to its state kancane kancane

[@mlungisilanga5279]

Thank you mama Phumzile for the wisdom, dressing up is spiritual 🙌✨ spirituality must lead

[@THOKZIDO]

Thank you for subtitles for accommodating everyone

[@maxakanasandiso7697]

😂 I have been waiting for this I wanna watch every podcast in this channel because it inspires a lot and the presenta asks the relevant questions. Siyabulela kwi IMboni yakwantu big up to AFRICAN HIDDEN VOICES great work guys #Spirituality must lead. Mawuqhube umsebenzi omhle 👏👏👏

[@Yanga_Mgonana]

We unlearn to relearn indeed ,what an incredible information about the clothes that we were only on certain ceremonies determin who we are ,how disciplined you are 🥹African Hidden Voices is doing such an incredible,unmatched amount of work to enlighten us about the depth of Our Indigenous spiritual #UnmaskingtheHiddenTruths

[@ayabulelamafenyana434]

The beauty of us as Africans in our own way of clothing and who we really. As you are what you wear sometimes. As the true definition of you as a person can be seen also in the type of clothing you wear. Great eposide AHV

[@LindiweZulu-m6e]

Kuhle masosha wow ngiyithandile kakhulu mom phumzile inxoxo yakho nesosha sozama kakhulu ukukuxhasa kuhle ukbona umuntu omnyama ephumelela utata wethu imboni yakwantu ifisa ukbona umuntu omnyama ephumelela balala🙏🙏

[@ThembaNgomane-b5h]

Kudala silindile siyabulela kakhulu AHV 👏🏾👏🏾

[@sinikelojali3473]

Wow keep up the good work guys... thumbs up to the AHV podcast

[@AfricaStories-r9l]

I like how the Centers of Home are becoming go getters, and they are succeeding

[@yolandaa_dm1635]

Thank you for sharing fashion wisdom with us, clothing is spiritual indeed

[@ViweMtati]

Wow thank you so much AHV & I'm happy that I have something to share with my family during festive holidays.ouch I have a free content from your podcasts👌

[@geraldsithole9524]

Africa hidden voices nenza kakhulu 😁👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💃 I’m enjoying watching ngisemsebenzini after I have lots of questions that I’m asking myself siyabonga kakhulu kumsebenzi omuhle kangaka sibonga naye uBaba uZwilezwe 🕯️🙇‍♀️❤️

[@doramhloli5530]

Behind you, carry on the good work ❤❤

[@nonhleshinga8086]

Ohh wow what an inspirational episode. Really spirituality is an experience. I learned a lot from this episode. Thank you so much African Hidden Voices for the awesome podcast , impela we as Africans need shows like these esifundisa ngezinto zethu kwantu.

[@ThandoDunjana]

We connect spiritually everyday with our clothing! Point taken!!❤

[@BulelwaPholose-xx4rk]

Thank you AHV yenza umdla i podcast yenu it is educational dressing is spiritual ndiyafundar every day ndi mamela. Keep up the good work lots of love 💙💙

[@yandisasapepa4251]

revival of Africans is here

[@ayabulelamafenyana434]

We should look good and we should look like Africans. Those word's are really powerful. I also believe we don't have fashion that's why even amaTrends they come from the West.

[@sphathisemdakane5802]

Thomas Sankara speaking to other heads of State in the OAU: "I'm the only one hear wearing a pair of shoes made by my own people , leather from cows grown by my own people, tanned and processed in my own country. You are wearing shoes from France and shirts from Belgium. You could change the economy of your country if you made your own clothes and ate the food you grow and developed your economy based on self-reliance. Thomas Sankara, The Upright Man

[@SECHMOU]

❤🙏🏾 Siyabulela

[@TrshNewcastle]

Yiyho maSosha Yiyho

[@tembaphiri4329]

Shaped how I view fashion from now on. Most of the high end fashion designers are men from different communities in society. Even the run ways are full of clothes that reflect nudity which left me with questions whether it was their way of trying to normalize their sexuality. It might look funny seeing abo Doja Cat nabo Janelle Monae pulling stunts kuma red carpet. Kodwa it shapes the future and how people will dress ngoba bakhona who will follow. I would also love to see a blend of cultures in our fashion without fighting one another. That can only happen if we learn the STORY behind the attire and match with similar stories from other cultures. Great informative episode

[@AvumileARNOLD]

❤❤

[@ayabulelamafenyana434]

Really our Spirituality influences every part of who we are as Africans. Today we speaking about fashion in restoring us as Africans.

[@SakhumziMakambasi-mv3pv]

Ndingathi mna ngawam amazwi ukuxhiba kuyakuchaza uba ungubani ukuxhiba kuyenye yendlela zokubuyisela umntu omnyama kubuntu bakhe

[@sakhisenimhlongo219]

Dress how you want to be addressed Iqala kuwe self syabonga

[@axolamlomo511]

Even colours to us as African had different meaning.

[@axolamlomo511]

The most popular designers are designing for African narrative but inspired by Western Culture.

[@nolonwaboluwaca1907]

Facebook page ka mama phumzile guys ithini?

[@axolamlomo511]

By the way civilation began in Africa at Egypt, but a lot has been stolen to us.

[@luricsjamagiant2427]

We do not know the history of our cultural clothes. We don't know who we are supporting, this goes back to imfundiso zeMboni. Ugqoka ini, udla ini ephumaphi when are we going to support izinto zethu

[@doramhloli5530]

Behind you, carry on the good work ❤❤

[@nonhleshinga8086]

Ohh wow what an inspirational episode. Really spirituality is an experience. I learned a lot from this episode. Thank you so much African Hidden Voices for the awesome podcast , impela we as Africans need shows like these esifundisa ngezinto zethu kwantu.

[@NangamsoNogaga]

Nice episodes I would’ve loved to hear if she ended up knowing where our “traditional attires” come from and discuss that at a deeper level. Also, who controls fashion according to her, who determines whats fashionable and when because one outfit could be rejected at some point and found fashionable probably after a decade. Is it people changing or is it because of marketing?

[@nonhleshinga8086]

Ohh wow what an inspirational episode. Really spirituality is an experience. I learned a lot from this episode. Thank you so much African Hidden Voices for the awesome podcast , impela we as Africans need shows like these esifundisa ngezinto zethu kwantu.

[@doramhloli5530]

Behind you, carry on the good work ❤❤

[@NangamsoNogaga]

Nice episodes I would’ve loved to hear if she ended up knowing where our “traditional attires” come from and discuss that at a deeper level. Also, who controls fashion according to her, who determines whats fashionable and when because one outfit could be rejected at some point and found fashionable probably after a decade. Is it people changing or is it because of marketing?

[@doramhloli5530]

Behind you, carry on the good work ❤❤

[@NangamsoNogaga]

Nice episodes I would’ve loved to hear if she ended up knowing where our “traditional attires” come from and discuss that at a deeper level. Also, who controls fashion according to her, who determines whats fashionable and when because one outfit could be rejected at some point and found fashionable probably after a decade. Is it people changing or is it because of marketing?

[@doramhloli5530]

Behind you, carry on the good work ❤❤

[@doramhloli5530]

Behind you, carry on the good work ❤❤

[@doramhloli5530]

Behind you, carry on the good work ❤❤

[@doramhloli5530]

Behind you, carry on the good work ❤❤

[@doramhloli5530]

Behind you, carry on the good work ❤❤