Fertility in African History (The Period, Pregnancy & Birth)

What did our ancestors practise and understand about the period, pregnancy and birth throughout our history and how is it relevant to this day?

[@MoonMinister]

As a American who’s been here for over 5 generations yet identifies as a African women it is a breathe of fresh air to know there are many Africans around the world who teach our ancient ways. Keep it up sista 🖤

[@oborabu]

you are black. how else were you going to identify as?

[@tebzangwana2487]

Talking about menstruation has got me wondering what African people used prior to pads and tampons? That solution whatever it was could greatly assist in these challenging economic times.

[@MakedaWisdom]

Aside from primarily bleeding in a specific hut, we used plant sponges and more recently reusable pads

[@Cheyenne-og8db]

​@@MakedaWisdomRags... where the term "On the rag" came from. Collect the wash water and water your plants... they GROW WOA!

[@mcamara488]

We use clothes, cut the size as face towels and or modern towels as it absorbs the blood better. They must be washed properly and keep for ourselves as we considered those periods towels to be very sacred. As our sister said in the video, those blood can be used for both negative and positive ways against a person

[@katherine_art05]

❤ I am not African. I am colombian, but our indigenous people were colonized for Spanish people, and we are a mix of African, indigenous, and Spanish people. It is very important to know because there is knowledge that, unfortunately, we have not had a chance to know. Catholics religion was our main base for our relationship with God and nature. Thank you. It is so beautiful and gives us power.

[@noludlamini]

Your wisdom is a gift to us, thank you✨

[@marthakiyai9432]

I needed to watch this as I get myself ready for motherhood.

[@brendavauters2023]

I was born with a vail over my face in the 50’s. So my placenta was not buried. I have deep understanding that this has been the source of problems in my life. Thanks for sharing Beloved!!!

[@genesisbitruskulkwa1574]

hey I know a spell caster that can help you manifest children into your womb in less than 2weeks,he helped my sis and my aunt. He can help you with twins or triplet,he is so powerful♣♣♣♥✔✔♥💕

[@MakedaWisdom]

Thank you for your video. Just to mention that in Senegal and many other African countries, you can ask for the placenta at the hospital and they will give it to you. It is also something you can ask if you give birth abroad. It is common practice for women who are aware of the importance to arrange that the placenta be return to them. Even in the US, the doula or midwife can preserve it as you desire. Same for the baby foreskin after circumcision, which is also important for the well-being of the boy. As more women become aware, they can make better choices.

[@gay-neen6148]

I painted my first mural with my menstrual blood . I washed before Collecting with a diva cup and applied it to my painting .

[@magdalene6627]

I wish people would make more videos like this. Thank you for sharing this knowledge with us ♥️

[@genesisbitruskulkwa1574]

hey I know a spell caster that can help you manifest children into your womb in less than 2weeks,he helped my sis and my aunt. He can help you with twins or triplet,he is so powerful♣♣♣♥✔✔💕❤

[@ChatWithBrat]

Oh my goodness, this is absolutely beautiful!!! I don’t even have children yet but I am definitely utilizing this information 🥹

[@sarahphillips8884]

Im currently trying to get in touch with my African roots. this was so nice is made me cry

[@thabangmabaso4724]

Please do a video on african union/weddings. Rituals that are performed etc.

[@brendavauters2023]

They took these very important rituals. Duau Beloved to bring this information to our people.?

[@Maat-obabaa]

Wow! As an African Diasporan/stolen African this is probably the best video I've seen on KZbin. Thank you so much Sistar! Lots to research. #KnowledgeIsPower

[@jasminerosewater3891]

This video honestly just changed my life. I will listen to this daily.

[@ajahniquethomas6703]

Same

[@danniellak314]

Thank you for sharing your light with us....I would like to add that when I gave birth to my child in 2001, in an American hospital, I did request that my placenta be given to me and my request was granted...🧚🏿‍♀️

[@gay-neen6148]

Cool very informative.

[@neidarodriguez528]

Ohh My. I have just discovered your channel. I am in AWE!!!! All these throng I have watch make perfect sense. Things that I have thought about previously that I have been trained not to think. It’s amazing. Thanks you

[@fundyZulu88]

Thanks again for The intelligent,informative and insightful Presentation. Your simatic frequency is divine and I enjoy listening to the tone of your voice. Your style is unique and the way that you present yourself (clothing) inspires me. Thokoza 👏

[@baybeeblue1510]

Hey sisi I love how you break down about our traditions without bashing or looking down on western culture just being matter of fact about their influence. I just had a baby and I am a Christian Zulu and (not but) followed our traditions that have to do with child birth such as going home, being secluded with the baby, burying inkaba and burning inyamazane. I had a revelation over the past year concerning spirituality and theology and Christianity and I have a 'mix bag' of beliefs but a truth has been revealed to me that I do not feel the need to defend. Would love to have a conversation with you.

[@mpumidhlamini1607]

Powerful as always, Thank you.

[@thabangmabaso4724]

I loved this teaching, now I have an idea on the rituals to perform when I have kids.

[@fortuneradebe625]

Ah Nzalabantu❤💜♥️💛💝

[@nontokozomchunu5366]

Thank you so much. This was really informative and insightful. In fact, all your videos are incredibly insightful. We appreciate your life's work and light. Peace and Blessings unto you 🧡

[@zanemvula8599]

Thank you so much!💖✨

[@rebeccamalete9688]

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[@kgolofeloellamafa7082]

Take care of yourself Girl Boss, you are amazing! 🌸

[@carrolnelson3858]

Thank you for your beautiful love💜 and light🧨 I am thankful and grateful to our divine creator for choosing you to share for such a beautiful introduction into our creation. I was born in the Caribbean and all of the rich knowledge has been lost💜💜

[@babsie3235]

Yho wayibeka sana indaba. This is so insightful, we need a series to dissect this subject in its finer details. Thank you so much.

[@oborabu]

asante sana dada. ujuzi wako wa mambo ya kiafrika ni zawadi kwetu. nashukuru kwa niaba ya waafrika wa Kenya. just to add to this point 6:15, the creator of life in Gikuyu is called Mumbi. All the nine tribes of the Agikuyu come from the nine daughters "created" by Mumbi; Wanjirũ, Wambũi, Njeri, Wanjikũ, Nyambũra, Wairimũ, Waithĩra, Wangarĩ, and Wangũi Mumbi translates to "creator" in many dialects across Africa especially in Kenya. These are the descendants of the fig tree; the mkuyu tree is swahili. The fig tree people, the Agikuyu

[@marieoliver7381]

Forbidden Knowledge Un-Chain. Thank you my sister. This video is simply Awesome!! Thank you for bringing our history to light.

[@TheRealCrystalReid]

🖤Ase! Thank you for this beautiful truth

[@autumnrayne100]

I am so thankful for this information you are sharing along with your time! Blessings to you!! Thank you so much. You are helping me understand who I am on a spiritual level.

[@lulu8091]

Siyabonga kakhulu for this gogo, truly amazing!

[@zanemvula8599]

Thank you for watching! 🙏🏾💖💖💖

[@Mabuthelezi]

Siyabonga! I loved the video and the knowledge shared. Yoooo there is so much that my eyes are being opened to c via your videos... all Africans should be made aware of this knowledge w=so that we can make informed decisions about our lives.

[@genesisbitruskulkwa1574]

hey I know a spell caster that can help you manifest children into your womb in less than 2weeks,he helped my sis and my aunt. He can help you with twins or triplet,he is so powerful♣♣♣♥✔✔💤💕

[@kelsd9321]

Beautiful creation ....this whole production

[@princessgigiking]

Powerful. Thank you so very much for this video. ❤️❤️❤️

[@tamarasbeauty1016]

Wow!! This is both amazing and beautiful.

[@primillak]

This video is absolutely amazing. Thank you so so much for the information and sharing your knowledge with us.

[@janine2317]

Thank you so much!!! Any suggestions to preserve our destiny?

[@nontandongidi9613]

Yes yes!!! Love love it

[@Tiffvert]

Asante Sana ✨

[@ajahniquethomas6703]

Thank you, I yelled out” I found a new teacher” 🎉 🎉.

[@ajahniquethomas6703]

For those of us that were not knowledgeable is there a way to correct it?

[@healingpalmtree714]

Beautiful video, gogo. Thokoza🙏🏾🔥🧚🏾‍♀️

[@hmo1989]

ty gogo

[@nobleseven390]

Peace Sis. Loving your videos. Are you familiar with Ra Un Nefer Amen work?

[@nontandojiya9309]

Thokoza Gogo, Do you consult ? I need your help with this particular wisdom 👏🏾

[@zanemvula8599]

Thokoza, I don’t consult but my mother does 🙏🏾💖

[@pearln2308]

Thokoza Gogo, where are u and ur mother based for consultation

[@tamikabell6575]

🙌🏾💜

[@siphesihlesidelo280]

Hey Girlfriend ❤️

[@alexisgraham1800]

Blessings sister. I've been having a difficult time getting for the last few years. Do you have any idea or ritual that I can do to assist in getting pregnant? Thank you

[@zamam.7953]

Thokoza gogo

[@hoperasekhula4112]

Hi Zane. What is your take on pregnancy dreams that reoccurring? The context is the dreamer is virgin and has no male figure in reality.