Dr Khanyisile Litchfield-Tshabalala | African Spirituality | Violence | Apartheid | African Queens

[@peterdawes9711]

"The truth makes us angry because we are victims of lies".... That quote hit HOME for me!!!

[@kwesidiamonds8242]

I love ❤️ that

[@CryptoBun-G]

I learned more about African history in this one hour podcast, then I have in my 33 years of living combined. I was born and raised in the usa, stripped of my heritage and my culture I have adopted the Western way of living. But recently I have been looking into my ancestry and my history, and this is the type of teaching that we as African descendants need throughout the entire world. Thank you so much I feel humbled and appreciative.

[@sunriseemandleni206]

Ntsiki can you consider subtitling the podcast? This content is important and I can help.

[@peterdawes9711]

Jamaican here, and best believe I'm interested in discovering my genetic and cultural roots beyond just my Jamaican maroon ancestry.... This video is a most opportune scaffolding for me to start my journey!

[@OyaRevolutionary]

8:53 I understand your stance completely. Individuals can be good but I hate white privilige and fake white superiority

[@latonyaalexander1078]

I can't understand most unless it's English I really want to here and understand the complete message. It's what I need to here from our mother 🌹I still listen so my spirit can receive what my flesh don't understand. I love to here the whole message in English I'm in America 🌹

[@user-jr2ue9nu6y]

But I take it you will never strip yaself of all your western heritage and modernity and head back to Africa. Cause its too UnStarbucks.

[@Frequency1682]

The powers of Ancestral Memory resonate throughout this Woman's thoughts. I'm reminded of an African Proverb I've heard that enlightened and sustains me... "The good teacher works to help the student to remember things that they already know". This woman is a good teacher.

[@luluhlophe3023]

“The land is barren because we have removed the womb from the land” Wow, I agree, TRUTH, THANK YOU MAMA

[@bongumusicntuli491]

"African men should speak patriarchy out of their mouths as soon as I finish this podcast " As a young, black, conscious and handsome man . I was like " take us home Mama"🙌🙌

[@danielholley6829]

That statement alerted me. She hit that statement HARD and I felt it.

[@tsholofelotsholofelo3427]

I love "UNPOPULAR OPINION" because the show helps us to choose our own heroes. Thank you sister Ntsiki

[@sekasizani3124]

TRUE!!!

[@K.mbambo]

And help us to meet people we are supposed to know , thanks Ntsiki we really needed this lady.

[@user-cq7ur3nt1x]

Niiice...

[@bongumusabhekizizwe3684]

From this day onwards as a black man, I vow to love & respect our black beautiful queens. The Dr brought back memories of my grandmother & it's all crystal clear now the role she played in my family. May her warrior soul RIP. Sis Ntsiki we need Part 2 with the Dr, please! Thokozani bo Gogo!!

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Ngijabulele lemizwa efana nale!!! If the podcast moves even one man, then we are advancing against patriarchy - we are laughing at its face. Ngibonga ngiguqe ngamadolo Bongumusa. Please teach the men you interact with

[@NtsikiMazwai]

Noted ❤️

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Camagu! Makaphumule uGogo, abe yiDlozi elihel

[@matshidisokitime5246]

@@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala Mama I'm inspired and understand myself better becoz I thought and was made to feel weird for not believing and drowned to Christian but more inclined with my black spiritual.. Thank you for your time and wisdom. Highly appreciated

[@practicalgrowthacademy3189]

We love and appreciate you and your awakening King

[@leigh4326]

I’m a Motswana and Khoisan descendant, I’m so glad that I was raised in a family that follows such, my tribe maybe small but we were taught there’s no gender roles. My dad, uncles and brothers all cook. My mom loves gardening. No one is higher than the other. To cook and clean doesn’t make a man feminine or to be a “sissy” nor does gardening or agriculture make a woman masculine. I just wish more outside of my community understood this, gender roles have never been an African way of life. We needed to support each other and one another’s talents. Enkosi Mama and enkosi Ntsiki. This is beautiful. We are wired with 14 generations of memories, let’s unlock them and walk in our glory. Mayibuye iAfrika.

[@nolubynature9513]

❤🙏🏾 and to me this would certainly make a balanced harmonious home

[@southernafricanboy4148]

Leigh where you from in Botswana?

[@zazzleq6139]

Ga gona morafhe oo ipitsang Khoisan please. Iketle pele ka sekgowa

[@khanyi1927]

I love how Ntsiki sits quietly and attentively just LISTENS and lets the guest tell her story. Amazing ❤

[@ladytee3249]

I feel like I have found a mother who shares my beliefs. I'm literally am filled with tears. I'm so vested in what she is sharing.

[@nolubynature9513]

❤this is how I felt the first day I heard her speak as well 🙏🏾

[@nontethelelomaphanga5373]

Tiktok brought me here and I don't regret it. I'm enlighten and reformed. Thank you Sis Ntsiki and I agree with everyone we need mama monthly here because we are a generation who can't have these truthful conversations amongst ourselves.

[@GoodGoodGuyaneseGirl]

Right. Mama said the social media thing is not her calling. She needs the help in that regard. That should always be a part if this platform, where we listen to the elders.... how else will we know, learn, our story and not his?

[@paipai9545]

Me too yazi.

[@judithmuna1068]

Ma'am!❤❤❤❤

[@user-cq7ur3nt1x]

...

[@lebohangmoramotse9828]

More books need to be written about the real African history and its spirituality.

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Camagu! Mawavume amaThonga. Mawakhulume, sibhale!

[@prowessmpanza9550]

True Africans should tell thier stories indeed.

[@Steve_the_og]

They already exist brother, they're just suppressed

[@lebohangmoramotse9828]

@@Steve_the_og We can start by having mini-libraries in our neighborhoods. And our people need to know that it's not about conversion, it's about history and knowing where we come from.

[@madimetjamoabelofilms]

@@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala Thokozani Bo Gogo. I am a filmmaker and I want to tell african stories. Where can I learn my true history? Please recommend for me any relevant material. Camagu

[@beverlyneadhiambo3224]

Kindly include English translation for some of us who do not understand South African language which is so sweet to hear. Watching from Kenya🇰🇪 Dr. Khanyisile is an african queen gem I love a perspective and psychological reasoning.👏

[@kinyanjuikariuki3700]

Weirdly enough I didn’t feel like I missed anything. As much as I didn’t understand those parts, It’s just flowed. I can’t really explain it.

[@ronaldtucker8997]

@@kinyanjuikariuki3700 so what did she say then?

[@faithwaeni3069]

I never get lost in this conversation somehow I understand

[@grahammuriuki8805]

Don't complain, listen, and you will understand what she says. We Africans have gone through great trauma. Look at what the Europeans have inflicted on us through greed and brutality.

[@tebohomarou4335]

What is south African language 😂nxaa

[@khulanelehrsa6621]

We need part 2.. Please... Mama has a lot for us to learn. Truly she can be there for 20 hrs. She keeps you captivated with all the info. Thank you for inviting her.

[@NtsikiMazwai]

😙😊💛

[@ntokozosibanyoni6960]

Please can we have more of the teaching.

[@cryptotasha9153]

So true I was so enthralled. She has the capability to transport us back to the actual time.

[@printedplainmerchandiseksh4765]

Literally

[@ahmedyoussouf1974]

Ooo myyyyy!!!

[@chubekambewu2569]

This episode is so liberating, as a black woman in this Era where the conversation is so loudly conflicting, yenza kubenzima nyani kuzifumana as a black African woman...yemmaann but the colonizers really did a number or us🤬, they stripped us of everything, they came for our all👹👺, but now we know and we are conscious. Thank you, for teaching us

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

That was the aim Chubeka! Colonialism was designed as a forever system. Trade Politics and Christianity in Africa and the East: -1916 Paperback - July 8, 2009 ; by A. J. (Allan John) Macdonald (Author) ; Print length. 332 pages. There are so many clues in this book about it. If Arabs and Europe wanted temporary exploitation, they would have taken our minerals and people at gun-point. No, they wanted a re-make of us into permanent slaves, which we still are - at varying levels. Their bodies are gone now, but their systems remain, with our permission. Their religions remain, with our permission. I was watching CGTN this morning, the Chinese Govt meting out Chinese medicine to victims of a flood. Thina? Umhlonyane is a viral disease AK-47. Shall our Govt patent it? Now before a white monopoly pharmaceutical company does? No, we promote benylin, med lemon, etc, etc.....

[@njabumabu5224]

@@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala mama Khanyisile, I literally have second-hand trauma just listening to you. On another note, I appreciate how articulate yourself. So easy to follow and understand. Thank you

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

That was the aim of colonisation = colonialism. We are living it. From religion, to social systems and education. The very foundation of our colonialism, the foreign religion (Islam or Christianity), is also the very thing that when shattered, like all foundations, would send the colonial house crumbling. Ixaka lapho ke sana. In Soweto, we say, brigga bhova! i-brigga net daar! So we continue self colonising

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

@@njabumabu5224 I live this trauma every day. In August, on my birthday, I was on empty beach at night, in Dar Es Salaam, with family and a local friend. It was full moon. As I started ukuphahla, I saw and heard the screams and cries of Afrikans at the bottom of that part of the ocean. Then i remembered that Zanzibar was twice a slave market, for the Arabs (Trans-Pacific) and the Europeans (Trans-Atlantic). It was so horrifying. And all these spirits ask really, is that their story is told. For their story to be upheld, across generations - not as if some goats or chickens died. You know a story that just fizzles into the air

[@njabumabu5224]

@@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala and thank you for being that vessel. Listening to you, I'm questioning many things that I've learnt about spirituality. Experiencing a lot of cognitive dissonance as well. I appreciate learning regardless. 🙂🙂 On a different note, you look like the Litchfield women from Malutha, Eswatini

[@highandmightyqueen79]

I just love how Ntsiki is just learning from her guests...listens and is always attentive. this podcast is amazing

[@AfrocentrikQueen]

Ooohweee “African spirituality it is so deep, and women led it because African Men understood one thing; that the process of giving birth is a process of procreation….we were called procreators.” 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾👏🏾 the power in that statement.

[@eugenetsheponhlabathi6723]

This queen is a priceless encyclopedia

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Sibonga amamThonga

[@anozivamarindire5881]

I stan for this woman's intelligence and wisdom. I am a Christian but I have always claimed from my own analysis that patriarchy is not an African system.

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Thank you for being open-minded. It is a strength that most of us do not have. Most Christians do not think like you. Never lose your strength

[@lebobarbie3593]

Wow Wow Wow.. the African culture that we have lost🤲🏽😭 More of our elders need to write books to leave us with our stories told by us Africans❤ Thank you for sharing!

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Camagu! We must write, write, write...

[@audreyhartley-martin1597]

Yes indeed for me and the next generation.

[@adaemma1005]

Our ancestors wrote through arts, signs and symbols. The very art works the christian missionary made sure to destroy and demonize. Those are the writings of your father's. Study the art works around you. That's where the information you seek are hidden.

[@mcebomaziya3299]

She is preaching!! My Lord how have I only just experienced this amazing woman? Thank you for this. This is the best interview I’ve seen in years!

[@Fadzi]

Hi my love. I am thinking the exact same thing as I am watching this, how am I only just now experiencing this powerful woman?? Yho!!! I am forever changed by this interview. Scrolled down to comment and saw your comment here hehehe. Next time I see you we are taking this discussion further over some bubbles🥂😘

[@tinkerbell3162]

This episode is so explosive and necessary!!! Language plays a significant role in African spirituality and white people understood this when they came to steal. A brilliant example is that the word "Nkulunkulu" is actually "Mkhulu woMkhulu". "Nguni" is actually "Ngoni". All these words were intentionally warped. If a person is constantly hearing and aware of the the word "Ngoni", it becomes harder to colonies their mind. You learn that you are without sin which completely goes against what religion teaches through. When you change the language you get to control people and introduce religion as the only gateway to the whitemans concept of "repentence", you remove from their language and lives the knowledge that they were never with sin ie:babengoni. Also, the introduction of "the lamb" was anoher way of removing us from ourselves. Sheep descend from Europe and Asia, not Africa. We used goats and so to remove us yet again from who we are, they eliminated the goat and introduced sheep. This is also another reason why if you observe closely, very very few African practices make use of the sheep when offering ancestry sacrifices. If you remove the goat, you remove the connection.

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Ohhhh Tinkerbell....you are so wise. Mawabongwe aamDlozi akupha ukukhalipha. uMkhulu woMkhulu would be what they call God. Hence I tell people the whole concept of God is foreign to Afrikans and it is the source of confusion. Uyabona imbuzi nemvu..... yo! I know ngoba I am a Litichfeild and a Dlamini mzukulu. uMa wazihlaba zombili mekenza umsebenzi weSintu ngoba yena nguMuntu, oLitchfield (ubukhwe bakhe noma abakobaba), ngamangisi. They are sheep people Vibva mbuzi! The cleanest animal on earth. It cleans its own system. It eats herbs.

[@tinkerbell3162]

Ngyabonga mama ❤️looking forward to reading your book! I absolutely love learning

[@dlepuno]

So profoundly true and powerful.

[@vusih.vilakazi3048]

The truth we don't want to hear. We need more of her 😍

[@morrisgreen6863]

As a African living in America I can relate to so much of what this wise woman said. Especially especially them forcing us to do these degraded things. Prostitution, pimping, drug dealer, and drug users. They created the ghettos of America just like in South Africa they created townships. I think they got together and decided what they are going to do with black people on both continents

[@lrlavalais2068]

Not to mention, forcing the gay/trans agenda on our people.

[@tlaly]

Though a christ believer myself, I loved this episode so much. It's so good to never just accept what we're told but to be objective, question and seek more knowledge. Contrary to popular belief, I believe this is what God requires from us, to endlessly seek knowledge ❤️.

[@wandiledlamini9788]

Shoo Ntsiki i actually shed a tear on this podcast. Please bring UMama back for a second episode. She is a walking library with information that we need to hear and refer to when we liberate our people. Thank you for this episode and to the team behind the podcast.

[@sibusisiwemagubane4266]

This is mind blowing and definitely makes more sense then the life we are forced to live now . I think that’s why there is so much mental health struggles in our generation today because our spirits are unsettled. We should not be living like this .

[@ayandamhlongo5144]

This is the ACTUAL reason.

[@stephenkyalo8170]

You are sharp..I tend to think It is by design so that we can enrich the big pharma.

[@okina3way]

People who are not watching your podcast are really missing out. Please never stop. This podcast will end up in the history books. I need this so much. Thank you for sharing!

[@NtsikiMazwai]

Thanks for encouraging us to continue

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Camagu!

[@osekwuchinaza9412]

@@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala b

[@movewithmalberriiyogii6034]

She’s the first black woman president South Africa needs. If only wishes were horses

[@retha_]

I will be repeating this podcast as many times as I can. There is a lot of unlearning to do and I am glad that I have found this podcast to assist with the learning and unlearning. Thank you to everyone involved 🙏🏾

[@NtsikiMazwai]

Everybody does read your comments ❤️we thank you

[@unpopularopinion_za]

Thank you Retha 🙏🏾 We are so happy you are learning from the podcast!

[@thapelomalebo7024]

For real though🔥🔥

[@shulazungu6805]

She’s a walking encyclopedia of knowledge and the voice of our time. Thank you Ntsiki

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Kunjalo ukuhamba nezinyanya. Camagu!

[@albertchikadaya2685]

Leadership. A whole library of wisdom & African consciousness.

[@JohnThomas-li2vi]

As a Pan African man from America, whose father was freedom fighting Pan African man, I can truthfully understand from a spiritual and cellular level what she is saying. I feel it deep within my soul, even if I try not to feel it is always with me. Living in white America the horrors that I and other African Americans people have witnessed is truly traumatic. But we are a strong, tough and truly resilient people who will come through all of this. After our trials and tribulations are over we will once again take our place in the world where we belong. And once the script is flipped our ancestors will help up do what we have to do, stay strong. Peace and love.

[@kennethwelch6212]

Thanks for talking in English my ancestors did awful things and my schools don't teach us this, thanks for talking about it in a language I can understand. You are helping me understand why the cycle must stop. Thank you for this content

[@southernafricanboy4148]

God bless you sir. We just want the truth told. We don't seek vengence or anything like that

[@sylviafuller326]

Dr Khan is a powerful Woman. You taught me a lot. Thanks warrior Queen, spitting out the truth while educating. Jamaica sending Strength....

[@tukzbeatsmusic2279]

Sis Ntsiki, i cant thank you enough for the work you are doing to help our people elevate their consiousness, I APPRECIATE YOU QUEEN!!

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Sibonga i-Unpopular Opinion nyani, nyani! To think that they are doing this out of their pocket.

[@Ncebzit]

Wow, the only content mainstream won't show, this should be on national TV 📺. So we could make our own minds

[@ronaldmohlala9439]

Sesi Ntsiki , ka nnete ra leboga for poleditšano ye, e na le maatla kudu, Modimo le badimo ba go boloke🙌🏾

[@CelestialShaman44]

She is a warrior!! I watched both podcasts. And I am proud this channel has given hee powerful voice to how historical oppression colonial domination from point A to point B has destroyed spirituality and culture. Let's crush what has happened and cleanse and. ..remove all this pain.

[@lungelonxumalo1404]

We must protect uMama, she is a fountain of knowledge and wisdom!!

[@thamsanqamashaba4515]

please bring her back i really don't think she really unpacked in all honesty, she needs at least 3 more episodes too really unpack

[@samorankente9161]

Enkosi maGcwanini for bringing us Dr Khanyisile, what a liberating conversation.

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

camagu!

[@nonkolo_faith]

Im completely Christian but this woman speaks to me so much!!! I am going to research about my people... the Zungu clan because there are parts of me that cannot conform to systems and I know now that it must come from my lineage. Thank you Dr Khanyisile!!! It is beautiful to see Nstiki come into her calling.

[@NtsikiMazwai]

🥰🥰🥰

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Bafune sisi oZungu, mewubathola, uzozithola nawe. Futhi ngeke ukholwe ukuthi kanti uzalwa ngamaqhawe anje!

[@nonkolo_faith]

@@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala this means so much to me... I really appreciate it!

[@shiruel7]

As I am on the line of RE-MEMBERING who I am, trying to unlern all the sewages induced propagandas ive been fed for decade, am Thankfull for finding this podcast, the ancestoral lineage I come from is trully guiding me HOME. CREDITS TO MAMA am Trully happy. Much love from Kenya

[@ThembyTisha1]

mama is touching on everything essential. We need her wisdom - our winning lies of rectifying the african spirituality misconception first.

[@mikedlulane3971]

African spirituality is powerful and very relevant

[@sibisivusi7352]

Makwande! thank you for inviting the Elder Dr Khanyisile Litchfield-Tshabalala.....may the ancestors continue to guide and protect her...

[@Kushy36]

Mama, what you said about white people got me asking myself "how did we forgive them after all they did to us?" Beautiful episode, so eye opening "we had gender relations" PAC must be resurected. Mama is our female president we have been waiting. 50:14

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

The Berlin Conference, that decided the scramble for Afrika, sat over 4 years. They sit annually now, under another name. Planning evil.

[@nandiphanonkwelo9732]

Wow Wow nice one Ntsiki ... AGAIN

[@banziimavusotv]

This woman is powerful. Mind blown, all I've been reading about patriarchy and it's nonsense is proven here.

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Izinyanya, amaDlozi in this woman, are powerful. Not her! I am merely a vessel who was willing to painfully detach from Catholicism and Protestantism (ubuzalwane) and totally embrace a Spirituality which related to demonism, even by its own people. It is a life of isolation. Ngobonga nina Mavuso, baShengu.

[@banziimavusotv]

@@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala Beautiful! I'm a Xhosa Mavuso. Please share your contact details. I would love to invite you on my podcast 🙏🏼

[@nolubynature9513]

​@@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalalait really is an isolated life😢. I used to be Catholic too, went to Catholic primary and high schools and was deeply involved in the youth and choir at church so detaching and unlearning was super difficult and alienating. But I found so much joy, light and hope in the information and truth and messengers like yourself Mama 🙏🏾 long life to you and all that you do, may you continue to be a lighthouse for us who are lost out here in this messy system as we try find the way back to our true ways❤🙏🏾

[@ntombiceliangqandu]

My daughter my children should, will listen to this podcast. I'm keeping for a lifetime...I'm learning too

[@unpopularopinion_za]

Let’s teach our children their true history and identity!

[@energy_positive]

very powerful and touching...uMama was even connected to the ancestors hence a bit of a (CRY}....Thanks you Unpopular Opinion Team.

[@siphemwellie3326]

This episode brought me to tears 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🕯🕯🕯❤️❤️❤️ Camagu and thank you sisi Ntsiki for the platform to assisting in healing the black African child and bring us back to our true selves. As for uMama uDr Khanyisile I have no words just gratitude thokozani bogogo 👏🏾🕯 Makukhanye

[@NtsikiMazwai]

👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿ebukhosini

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Thokoza! Camagu!

[@saneleselby9771]

Mmmmm m speechless!!!! No wonder there was a Queen Nzinga and so on women were powerful

[@kwamedoka8229]

I'm from that country so call Sudan today, the kingdom of Kush, and I never here a single person talk this deep knowledge and history before, really I want to read your books, promise my self first and my people's in Sudan I will be the Messenger to translate this knowledge because we're unconsciousness about our history 📚😥

[@nomondenkosi4611]

Ungi khulisile umama Khanyi 🖤✊🏿🖤 she thought me about Africans spiritual,

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Ukhuliswe ngaMaDlozi akhe

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Ukhuliswe nagaMaDlozi ami sisi. Unjani? Good to know that usabambile

[@molokomoloko5099]

I got so emotional watching this episode so much that I had to pause and regroup. This is a world of knowledge. Thank you Dr and Ntsiki. I love you my queens

[@sphekza]

Yoh Ntsiki, please plan another session with Mam' Khanyisile. I cannot get enough of her.

[@NtsikiMazwai]

Noted

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Niyabonga. You cannot get enough of amamDlozi ami. Mina nje ngiyimi ngiyisiwula.... amamdla nolwazi kuphuma kubona

[@kwenaferdinent2532]

i needed the gender part. ive been preaching this so much.

[@mzoomadela1588]

Yhoo camagu dadewethu ngenqubo eyakhayo kubobonke abanezazelwa zokubuyisela ilizwe ebantwini. Umama uliziko lolwazi ngemvelaphi yomtu omnyama ngokubanzi. Uyabulela uMaqathalkhuni. Camagu!👏🏿

[@cathrinenzimande8906]

This is the best education I’ve ever received Thokozani 🙌

[@NtsikiMazwai]

💛

[@Katstix]

Sudan has more pyramids than Egypt? Oh wow, when was I going to learn this? First time hearing her and I am obsessed with Mme Dr Khanyisile - she needs to keep speaking. Thanks you Ausi Ntsiki

[@friedahmshwane195]

Ntsiki promise to bring her back please, She has so much Information for us to consume 🙏❤

[@NtsikiMazwai]

Got you ❤️

[@Ramasan---]

Thank you Ntsiki, as a black man, I'm slowly liberated from my patriarchal inheritance. Mme Litchfield, as always, our mother queen!

[@solomzitutuka9169]

This is so powerful, I truly wish all Africans can watch this. Thank you Mama...

[@peterselane9549]

wow wow wow.....im speechless and tears rolling down my face

[@behindtheseams810]

I wish we had more accessible information about African spirituality, Thank you for starting these conversations

[@Katstix]

I cried when she scried

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Camagu! That is the spirit of our ancestors. I am crying now reading your comment.

[@bongiwe]

I love this woman. She is peaking jewels, pearls of wisdom.

[@dawnsocosathando3419]

😭😭😭😭what a time to be alive👏👏👏👏 today came across this podcast and been binge watching every episode....Thokoza boGogo noMkhulu❤❤❤❤

[@carolsmind]

We are yet to unpack the psychology behind the humiliation of the black man. I can 100% resonate with umama.

[@lehlohonolomogadime6161]

How did I miss this beautiful story? ❤

[@patricknkosi5412]

Wow... umama just obliterated the cult curtain! I cried with you mama, the loss is immense we need people like you right now, Africans are lost! And tell it like it is don't minse your words as you just did. I envision a conversation between umama, Mkhulu Ntsingiza, and Maponga J III... that could be lit🔥

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Camagu! Mawavume amaThonga!

[@aishawilliams5933]

She is so powerful!!!!

[@OTGCAP]

powerfull...we need to regroup as black people our magical unity is our rescuer...qamata mvelinqangi kemet nomkhubelwane ntu nonke nina besgodlo buyani nize kuthi nisincede siyanicela .....enkosi ntsiki ngale podcast

[@Dumisi1]

Ntsiki I just want to thank you for this PodCast this is by far the most important podcast I have ever watched. Re a leboha🙏🙏🙏

[@NtsikiMazwai]

We thank you for your support 🙏🏿

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Camagu!

[@kim_i_said6598]

Cannot wait to read "Ubulingisa in African Gender Relations" mama Khanyisile😃🤗😃😘 I'm so grateful to have discovered you today mama 💋❤ Please read up Phatisa Nyathi's "Lozikeyi Dlodlo Queen of the Ndebele" (A very dangerous & intriguing woman) She was the senior queen of King Lobhengula and AN INCREDIBLE FORCE! I couldnt stop reading in the office today 🙊 Wow. This conversation is truly confirming to me that Africans are finally rising up. Mwali/ Thixo, through the intercession of our ancestors, is moving mightily! One Africa. One economy. One military. One currency. One passport. A global super power! Each culture/ kingdom thriving in all their glory!!!! And all women, as queens, finally taking their true and powerful position shoulder to shoulder with great men.

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Will do, ngiyabonga kakhulu.

[@kim_i_said6598]

@@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala @Khanyisile Litchfield-Tshabalala OH MY GOODNESS MAMA 😃 YOU ARE WELCOME! I'm searching & watching you videos on KZbin . Kindly educate us more. I want to know... 1. How to safely & smartly get into politics & be effective 2. African spirituality 3. More of our erased or little-known African history as you discussed 4. Pan Africanism schools of thought, organisations to join/ follow, etc 5. Elicit Flow of Funds....dark money hidden off shore, etc WE NEED MORE MAMA!!!! 😘💋

[@kim_i_said6598]

@@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala By the way if you're not familiar woth Phathisa Nyathi do follow his work & get in touch with him. I suspect you'd great conversation!

[@angiepoo4839]

My mother is Christian but I’m so grateful that she never forced her religion on me. That allowed me to think for myself and discover who I truly am. I am saddened that I may never know my true roots being born in North America but I’m going to try to learn as much as possible. Thank you

[@amunra5336]

WOW! Great information from a knowledgeable Elder. powerful! Africa will rise again. Ashe'

[@tassiaalibai2337]

It is an amazing podcast. Please put subtitles for people that don't understand african languages?

[@MAVARARA-Anpu]

Thokoza Gogo! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿❤️❤️❤️. Thanks Sisi Ntsiki! 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@deezkemet31]

Wow, I just now found this channel from TicTok.... You are more than beautiful inside and out... I thank God that I waz led to this channel...

[@langabi408]

Much respect and appreciation for Dr Khanyisile. Very interesting and informative interview. Siyabonga Nsiki

[@molebatsindleve4728]

Wow wow wow!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥I'm speechless.

[@christopher.marimokobe2795]

Ss please bring our Doctor back we want part 2 of discussion, very informative-i totally agree with 95% of what she said.

[@khethiwekhabule-dw1fh]

Thanks for knowledge of African spirituality long live bogogo ❤

[@maudiramaboea3803]

The goosebumps I got watching this show! I am very grateful for people like Dr Khanyile for their wisdom. I can listen to her all day! Thanks Ntsiki for your show

[@blissfulwillsun60]

Ohh what a joy to be watched these two Goddesses 😢😅❤️💛💚🖤👌🏿👑👑👑👑👑👑

[@amoeng4516]

Wow mind blown, Thank you.

[@Mokonewantshidikgolo]

Watching this one feels like crying , wondering how will we reclaim the glory of Africa.

[@hermanslebona8323]

Thank you Gogo, for the greatest wisdom, I remember first listening to you at the first Sedibeng Regional launch in Midvaal and heard the power of your voice and the wisdom of your words. Thank you mama

[@lihleqozi3406]

Mna I am born into a Christian family, but with that I have always been told I have a "Gift". As I tend to be connected to my Great Grandmother even though she died way before I was born. Coming across this video has truly opened up a new sense connection to my African being and in a way it is so comforting. Thank you Sis Ntsiki for such an informative video.❤

[@noma8095]

I'm happy for you I have been confused of who's this great grandmother I connect to now I'm at peace aswell

[@CelestialShaman44]

Thanks!

[@lindanimngadi2505]

It's the 24th of September. It's a Heritage Day in South Africa. And it's my birthday today. And mus' say, this will be the most memorable birthdays of my life, because of this podcast. Thank you so very much to uMama. And from the man's perspective, I've learnt so much today. You're truly a Goddess. A risen Queen. You're the chosen one, to lead and liberate those who resonate with your calling. LONG LIVE THE SPIRIT OF A BLACK PANTHER!!!!!!.✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Happy born day and happy new year (yesterday was the Afrikan new year)

[@lindanimngadi2505]

@@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala Oh wow!!!. Thank you so much Ma. And a Happy New Year to you too. Again, thank you to infinity. For blessing us immensely, with your wisdom. Makukhanye!!!!!!.🙏🏿

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Camagu! A blessed belated. You were born on the first day of the year! The Afrikan calendar year ends in Sept, on the 23rd.

[@patrickk.n953]

Wonderful we are a GREAT PEOPLE LOVE VALUE AND APPRECIATION

[@MandisaManci]

Tjoh, its her sensitivity for me when she was telling the stories, I also cried.

[@danielrosow8772]

Had to play this twice deeply touched by the real black panther story. Yes the Bible deity acts more like a demonic force as the Gnostics said ‘demiurge’ the son who forgot its mother and proclaimed himself The Creator. Thank you for helping us to remember 🖤

[@Nn.Az.24]

The creator is neither male nor female. We refer to the creator as he because we humanize God, and the masculine vessel is the representation of power. In Islam, which many tend to think is oppressive to women, the creator is described as "we." This is all just femme-babble.

[@danielrosow8772]

@@Nn.Az.24 I agree Great Spirit is beyond concept. Same way the name YHVH Yod Heh Vav Heh is I, Him, Her/Fire, Water, Air. Or the 99 divine Arabic names that all take on different attributes. However, as far as the biblical deity is ‘jealous’, tribal, and commanding of genocide I find it to be a political deity that takes from older traditions while accusing those very same traditions of being pagan. So metaphorically speaking Abrahamic religion is like a child that forgot its parent. That doesn’t negate the faith and heartical devout presence of The Almighty who is greater than books. Let us not let the books become idols man made books Most High made heaven and earth.

[@nomsebenzi1]

Mama needs to come back...siyacela Ntsiki

[@NtsikiMazwai]

Noted

[@nomsebenzi1]

@@NtsikiMazwai Enkosi👏🏾

[@kagisoramokgadi9120]

The RICH History which should be taught in our BLACK SCHOOL.....Big ups to Mama.

[@Mainy098]

What a time to be alive🙇🏾‍♀️🙌🏽 Thank you for bringing us these truths. I'm studying this episode.

[@NtsikiMazwai]

❤️

[@DrKhanyiLitchfieldTshabalala]

Camagu!

[@Ireallydontknow600]

I feel this in my soul. Thank you Mama.❤