The Evolution of African Spirituality with Thau-Thau Haramanuba

[@evandaley1248]

I wish we have more black people like this man..he speaks 14 languages and a deep knowledge of black history..teach them my brother

[@JerryFallwell-bt3py]

There are many brothers like this organic teacher. you just have to seek us out we walk in peace silently, If you feel what hes dropping you are one also. Iwuri' ase' O' oba O

[@tamuz9633]

A good start is to STOP calling ourselves the cursed English word, B-Lack ie be-lack. The English language is a spell language of cursing and magick. Every word has at least two meanings. Black means be-lack. As long as we keep calling ourselves black, we will always be-lack-ing. We are not a COLOUR. We are African Descent. Who told us that we are an English called 'black'. Its so RETARDED!

[@tamuz9633]

WE are Bantu, we are African Descent ❤🎉 We are not blacks! We are not Be-Lacks.

[@bafanantuli8091]

I hope ntate Haramanuba is aware that he is one of the greatest minds we're blessed to have in decolonizing minds and African identity, I appreciate him and am a big fan

[@jamaicantalkoutthebox276]

I WANTED TO GIVE A DOUBLE THUMBS.. BUT ONLY ONE ALLOWED.. GREATEST VIDEO I'VE LISTENED SO FAR FROM A RASTAFARIAN.. ONE-LOVE FROM JAMAICA

[@jamaicantalkoutthebox276]

Instead of RASTAFARIAN i should say AFRICAN ..

[@elleyonaspg9580]

I concur.🙏🏾 @758🇱🇨

[@suzgleason]

He is Goodwill king of the Zulu in Kwa Zulu

[@ooyeexotix5179]

He’s not Rasta

[@dibarondj8790]

I don’t think he is a Rasta man

[@HarrisonKamauharriskam]

am a gikuyu from central kenya and i agree with the grand master.....

[@samsonmutonga8756]

Kenyan too

[@mphomuthubi7363]

I am doubly awakened just by listening to Thau Thau and never will I be moved into adhering to any of the religious paths. Ntate, I am grateful to receive such clarity of thought and truths. My word, I have wiped off a section of a chapter in my book because of the errors and perspectives made irrelevant by the rich facts herein trumpeted by Haramanuba!

[@TehutiKhepra]

His wealth of knowledge, spirituality, and essence are shining light where we need to decolonize our christian beliefs and thinking.

[@HOOKZIE]

From the Diaspora: Thank you for bringing this video to us.

[@alphacharm]

Finally y’all waking up it’s been centuries!

[@rootsAlkebu]

When you consider how long europeans were in the dark ages, we doin good.😂

[@malinga139]

True 😂😂

[@thulimatshe3715]

As a learner seeking knowledge about African Spirituality, watching this was very insightful and enlightening.

[@charlesub1457]

I listened to him last night and dreamt I met Tau Tau in person in my dream, I hope it becomes a reality some day. I want to have a drink from a source of knowledge.

[@NomsaKhanyile]

Love this ❤! Thokozani Mkhulu. I actually think we also need reorientate ourselves away from fast fashion which is killing the world into more sustainable fashion. African fashion can lead the way. Expensive means that I need one quality item and not 10 cheap quality items that fill the land fills. We definitely need to invest more focus

[@businkala2554]

Grand Rising ASE Grand awakening

[@Lasoundmusiq2023]

Peace from Brasil. We All worship Africa Bahia de todos os Santos

[@mcamara488]

Very informative interview. Thank you 🙏🏿

[@emmanuelgondodza7460]

I really appreciate and admire the guest's deep knowledge and insight into things to do with African origin. In his opinion which language can can we use as a continent because we really need one. Speaking one African language does not only unite us, but also enable us to communicate and do business as Africans.

[@marthakiyai9432]

I am a proud KZbin student of Thau-Thau Haramanuba... Great teachings, great learning... This is the kind of schooling i could do for life

[@sechabadiphoko6465]

A very well learned schooler respect to the brother 👏🏾

[@skimanization]

I couldn't watch this video interview for one day I had to leave it for another day until I finish watching it. I know that there was something I needed to hear from him because I grew up as a Christian on my mother's side like he did but on my father's side, there's African medicine and spirituality. my father never married my mother. The best thing I have learned from this interview is that all of our political leaders including Nelson Mandela are lost when it comes to the African ancient culture of our ancestors, you never hear of anyone brewing and sacrificing a goat or sheep for their Ancestors where a group of the community including Sangomas or Amagqira comes around to celebrate. Christianity and Islam have got a very very strong hold on us black Africans wherever we are in the world and that's the BIGGEST danger for us. We still have a very long way to go as black African people all over the world because of this Christianity and Islam!!!

[@llinksenterprise4877]

Absolutely enlightening 🙏

[@lehlagaremogadime7494]

Now I have a lot of questions!! We give Thanks.

[@jadibdraws]

The things he was saying I'm just in awe with how it relates to my upbringing and the upbringing of many black ppl I naturally call my momma "Ma" for short without knowing that is the name of a the feminine God of creation. My fathers sister is very important in the family and plays a big role in keeping our family together and making events. It was just so many things but those really stood out to me. The connection, the pattern of it. Im in awe and appreciative of this knowledge.

[@Mrikoored]

I keep coming back here, this is so deep . He is so knowledgeable and has opened my eyes wider.

[@julietledwaba124]

I keep rewinding to make sure I didn't miss anything. This is the video I have been wanting for all my life. Thank You

[@zilindogomes1767]

Important conversation

[@AliensAlliesAlliance]

Everything you say resonates with us, siyabonga

[@Sgubudu_]

I have listened to Thai Thai Haramanuba before. He was excellent but here he is just top drawer. So much knowledge. As for his remarks on names like Africa, Alkebulan, Azania etc, he left me speechless

[@ssimakuhle]

I love this conversation, imnandi, igcwele, iyahluthisa. Beautiful articulation. I've learned so much. I could converse and listen to to Master Thau Thau all the time.

[@mikey2348]

Same

[@GoddessLanda]

I absolutely love when I watch a good interview, I’m totally and fully engaged. 🦋 another amazing upload 🌸

[@aishawilliams5933]

Thank you so much for teaching us , much love from Trinidad.

[@kokoyaro]

You're welcome

[@brianbenta1327]

Dear Thau- Thau Haramanuba you are a true Prophet , and i shower you with many Blessings.

[@mduduzipooe9619]

Powerful conversation. Re leboha haholo for the teachings Baholo

[@ayabulelamqayi2390]

This is the most informative and educative video ever Siyabulela Mkhulu Thau Thau 🙏🏾🙌🏾 love from CPT

[@kimsaarunga989]

Mkhulu means Elder? am a Kenyan bantu from the luhya tribe and we call an elder Mkhulundu 😊

[@RASTAWORLD]

absolutely delightful!!!

[@Mrcrip457]

There'll come a time when we will have this in our African education curriculum and awakened a generation that will rise and the great mysteries and secrets that are being preserved by our ancestors spirits for the rebirth of the slain mother land will come to light and the world will be a paradise its suppsed to be again before greed and evil took over it has been revealed in my dreams by the powers i cannot even begin to describe might not be in my life time but it will happen

[@Fx_szn]

The age of Aquarius. Age of knowledge. We are the first awakened ones of the new age.

[@georgediongoli9920]

That was so inspiring, I never wanted to watch this far but every moment keeps inspiring for more... Thanks a million for the work out there.

[@lacinabakayoko4634]

The knowledge of the truth will make you free

[@sibusisokhoza871]

Baba Thau Thau, thank U for such an educative discussion with the African Queen lapho. Greatly appreciated. 🙏😊 African Queen, thank for bring us the Teacher of African Spirituality...🙏

[@Gucciene]

GOD IS SELF not outside but inside yourself ,

[@MulkyNuriaInDenmark]

What a beautifull poadcast Bless his & interviewers soul & ancestors learned so much ❤️

[@itsyourboii_quan2898]

i am a student willing to learn, i am in my mid forty and i never had an African concept like your in our spirituality, my ears are open and ready to listen to this young master sharing wisdom with us all. Health and deep thoughts to you .b1

[@siboleketiyabantu1309]

salute to the interviewer for her listening skill and patience and of course our Old Man, very wise.

[@lesedi629]

Thank you our teachers for sharing your knowledge with us. Surely our lights are getting brighter and brighter.

[@sirkermitthefirstoffrogeth9622]

nice pfp.

[@leobvenzen8565]

Love this intervie! The Lebombo bone is 45,000 years old and is the oldest mathematical instrument to date!

[@bantusista9695]

Wow wow beautiful 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🇯🇲🇯🇲this is very very DEEP💯💯

[@petjeremiah8164]

This is music to my soul. Thank you for what you do ❤️🕯

[@elleyonaspg9580]

You are worth listening to. You are well a rounded/ grounded Rasta.

[@nokukhanyazondi153]

Siyabonga yazi ngiyathobeka ngoba bakhona abantu abakubonayo ukubona the kemet knowledge can be found in all abantu people.

[@michaelthompson6452]

Imagine 30 million viewers. Great video! Thank you for sharing.

[@katrina81-j3o]

Beautiful Soul!! This message is Beautiful!!! It has moved my spirit!! Blessings, Love, and Light to all the Gods and Goddesses🙏🏾❤✨✨

[@enestee5371]

Thank you for this eye-opening interview🙏❤

[@spirittraveller7411]

This Breddah needs to have an online class. #19Keys👑 is another powerful Breddah!

[@samuelmokhele3431]

Glad I watched this. Gratitude.

[@yonaltradespng]

i love your spirituality i think my anceztors practice it too

[@ntsoakinthaba6903]

Thank you Afrosay team for sharing such well of wisdom with the masses....🫶

[@coachwill1]

Tremendous knowledge and ability to teach w/humility. Also the interviewer did a great job. Love her spirit. Thank you.

[@mashilalanga3048]

Ĉ. V. W Q q

[@sireschool]

I could listen to him all day.

[@mthokozisimdlalose6573]

Siyabonga for the peacefully and enlightening interview. Siyathokoza

[@sylvesterraymond6131]

Siyabonga al material

[@damianlouison1482]

I'm speechless thank you for this

[@Mutale621]

Wow! Really needed this! Thank you 🙌🙌🙌💯

[@TressIdehen]

thank you for such lovely knowledge sharing!

[@sycheikhtidiane2586]

Give thanks from Sénégal guard n protect of our ancester on to you guardian of the one tradition

[@fruitsarelife7073]

I rewatched several times and still learn new valueable knowledge each time. It’s food for the soul.❤️❤️❤️

[@kokoyaro]

What did you learn this time?

[@afrikaiswoke5667]

Excellent exposition of the Nile Valley, Kemetism and how it relates to African History and Spirituality today...Thank you

[@zazitshabalala9838]

Thank you very much for the information

[@thulanikhuzwayo6956]

Beautiful umhabulo...siyabonga Brother Son of the Soil

[@shaboog2644]

Word, sound and consequent Power. This should be mandatory repeated 37:36 listening for our babies and adults are mature enough to listen. Rastafari Bless

[@ktm9853]

👏 splendid brother splendid.We are growing in numbers soon this message will overwhelm the earth.

[@Wnneferjengo]

My inspirer, my teacher. So much said. Dwa Ntr.

[@Brizeryer]

Thank you for this deep knowledge.

[@hughlowe4431]

This is a wonderful interview of a man I greatly admire because he shows how he has grown and he is important for us in the diaspora to bring us back to our ancestral knowledge . Nuff Raspect

[@yolandadyantyi]

Amazing lecture and conversation. Sihluthi sifundile. When I connect and manifest I ask my guides for knowledge and wisdom. Sibonge Abadala for AfroSavvy.

[@breal1294]

Thank you for sharing this video. Finding my way back to source of creation from my ancestors teaching is liberating! A lot of knowledge flows through you and your content, it will make a big difference amongst your people all over the world. Ase!!!

[@eattherich287]

Powerful and knowledgeable man

[@NfaFa-x9z]

Amazing knowledge great conversation thumbs up to gogo for asking the right questions and allow us to hear the teacher Keep flocking us with the truth so that we can wake up

[@khensib]

I love the learning that is taking place on both sides. This is such a beautiful episode. We Need more content like this

[@mathicsmahlangu13millmanifest]

Absolutely beautiful. Thank you very much for this, this is amazing information.

[@MasonShixwameni-xq6sz]

This is extra ordinary aspiration to me, this are caliber of people we need. To tell and impart us with African believes so that we can restore our culture which was deliberately debased by the evilness of imperialism.

[@FabioChivhandaManhizeMushava]

Inspired and most importantly even more connected to my roots by listening to such beautiful reality conversation regarding our amazing culture and traditions and our spirituality that other people disparage. I’m because you are. Much love❤we keep up keeping on spreading love to all and for who we’re Ubuntu..❤❤❤

[@Mabuthelezi]

Thank you, I really enjoyed this session. I learnt so much and looking forward to more! Thank you once again

[@africaondemand]

Akan and Ashanti's in the House .Akwaaba! 🇬🇭Ghana 🇬🇭

[@stanleyhall6801]

I would be a liar if I were to pretend to be a part of this modern-day woke culture every wise man knows that he knows nothing really but I'm grateful for the knowledge that you guys are sharing here... Just like in a dream we may not be awakened but we may be completely aware that We're Dreaming.

[@IshtarLinqu]

Nupuqi Om-Re Khonectics chamber degrees will guide you. The ancient name of Africa is Sahuda. The term came from the area of the western peninsula of the continent upwards into Spain called Afri.

[@thembelaty.7960]

This is a masterclass! Thau Thau has such wealth of knowledge that is waking us up healing us in the process, so profound. A genius, a teacher, a healer, a historian, a great reseacher, amazing! We thank him for saving us from ourselves and from the grips of relegion.

[@ZoeeeTripleO]

This was so amazing. Answered so many questions. 👍🏾👍🏾

[@motiveinmotivation383]

Mind blown

[@TheSerwaaAkoto]

Thank you for this interview.

[@samuelmokhele3431]

This was so so amazing. Thank you so much!!!!!

[@baabaheru1284]

My Beloved Brother Haramanuba, I plead guilty for having popularized the spelling AFRAKA here in America. I totally agree with your assessment placing the ancient roots of KMTK civilization in the fertile soil of Southern AFRAKA. Btw the syllable AF or AFU in Mtu Ntr is interpreted as Flesh. According to the Pyramid texts RA is called the HIDDEN SUN. KA has been referred to as the ETHERIAL DOUBLE, SPIRIT-SOUL. I also agree that many names of this great Mother/Father continent was imposed by foreigners. I consciously chose those 3 syllables in order to simultaneously praise and honor our KosmoGalactic AfrakAncestral SBA-star origins. Btw as the Elder keeper and guide of the SHRINE OF PTAH in America, I always referenced PTAH’S origin as TWA/ANU-the earliest smelters of metals in the Monomotapa forest regions of southern AFRAKA. There is a small faience statue of PTAH fashioned as a TWA that was stolen and is held captive in the Haskell ORIENTAL Museum at the University of Chicago. It was gifted to that institute by gyptologist James Henry Breasted. His racism should surprise no one having received his P hate d in 1894 in Germ many. Nuff said. Keep up the good work my Brother. Your presentations excel. ThAnkh you!

[@justinemurekatete-im9hr]

Your guest shares such invaluable knowledge.I follow his discussions on Unpopular Opinion as well.He mentioned that there is a book store where one can get literature on Africa/African Spirituality written by Africans.Where is the book store?.

[@lebohangpila8151]

Hey, the book store is Seal of Ujamaa in Yeoville, Johannesburg.

[@justinemurekatete-im9hr]

Thank you @Lebohang Pila.

[@khathutshelomatlou9712]

At most times I'd say I'm a traditionalist but I now realize I'm patriarchal. Thau-Thau👌👏👊🙏

[@stevie0323]

What an enlightening conversation, I definitely learned a lot...Much appreciated ❤️🖤💚

[@nalaneighnalaneigh4286]

This is just the right food to our souls...we appreciate your wisdom and knowledge from our ancestors.may they continue to reveal the truth to us through decolonising our minds...and be proud of who we are.Be blessed

[@Tha-Rock]

Grandmaster Thau Thau Haramanuba..Abakhaliphi bok'khanya madoda! Awu🙌

[@morroccorael9707]

This is a Well rounded Master Teacher. Ase

[@ebenezerbenjaminbray4305]

😂❤#Interesting lectures on African continent civilization

[@godsun798]

MANNY BLESSINGS🙏🏆🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@julianhessphoto]

Appreciate this lesson. Thank you guys. May need to adjust my approach to Alkebulan.

[@TheCanceriansmultiverse]

I just keep revisiting this beautiful piece of information and applying what knowledge I already possess to whatever he says💎. Glory to Our Gods and our people.

[@eassidemjkamara3837]

Can someone please explain the origin of the sun and the moon! Where do they come from because the names given to them, are not African. I just embark on my African spiritual journey and I am grateful for this powerful enlightenment ✊🏿🤴🏿

[@melikhayamahonga8408]

This is deep. Very eye opening. First I hear from this perspective

[@oumiamore]

Excellent information. It’s hard for me to listen to your videos more than a few minutes, because of your background music.

[@MoreArtThanHuman]

Great video, remember that you are responsible for your own research!!! Some things are very agreeable while others are lackluster and or missing some information. Otherwise a great video to spark one into their journey