African Spirituality : My Story – Chosi // Part 1

African Spirituality : My Story – Chosi // Part 1



Hey Everyone, thank you for joining us today. Today we are joined with an amazing guest and artist – Chosi. A dear friend to us and someone whose thoughts and experiences around the world of African , we really value and honour! This is Part 1 of our two part conversation.

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00:00 Coming soon
00:32 Introduction
02:00 Who is Lindokuhle?
06:05 When do you conciously remember knowing a concept of a spiritual reality?
15:57 What is your turning point?
26:31 What are the things that frustrated you?
35:44 Next Time
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25 thoughts on “African Spirituality : My Story – Chosi // Part 1

  1. Facebook brought me here. Saw 1min 32sec clip I think and I'm like am going to look for this episode and guess what am touched because I can relate to what she's saying. Not everything though but some of the topics. Please I love her so much😭😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️ waiting for Part 2. Gonna subscribe and click that notification button because Wow haiboooo 🙌🔥

  2. It's my first time watching this channel, and this conversation is absolute 🔥🔥I grew up in a Christian home all my life, so it's very interesting to hear other people's stories of their lives before Christ and how they got to have a personal relationship with Him. I can't wait for part 2!!!😁

  3. i know uLindokuhle from Way of Life, great to see how she's grown from then.
    Shuu feel ssure real for Lindokuhle to retell the "Way of Life Church".

    I remember the conversations then yhoo i was lost 😂😂 im not laughing but ke im part of the group who saw it as blasphemous.

  4. I love this, beautiful conversation! However, I wish the interviewer (sitting at our right) would stop asking questions that sound like already knows the answer to. I get he wants to sound like he’s done his research, maybe structure the questions well ahead.

    Mean this in the purest way 🫶🏾

  5. God is not Christian. God is not African. God is not Muslim. God is not Hindu. God is not Buddhist. God just is…

    If you find that the best journey for your relationship with God is Christianity then that’s perfectly fine.. it’s problematic when one thinks their personal journey is what’s best for the next person… it’s also problematic when it’s insinuated that our personal experience with set belief systems are the only experience of that set belief system

    Lovely conversation

  6. Omg I found friends in you. Ndilahlekile but hayi after finding this I feel like ndinabantu… I don’t know you guys but I’m inlove with this. Please note this name Pamela Hlwele and niyiqhube lento niyenzayo ningayeki plz. Will join whatever and whenever although I’m far living abroad ndcela unazi

  7. Maaan this is so similar to my story 🥹. I grew up in a Christian based family from both maternal and paternal but my maternal grandmother is a Sangoma and she went to Zion. My paternal grandmother had a gift of intuition and seeing but she is very Christian , my great grandmother from my paternal side was a prophet so they knew I have a spiritual gift, I’m currently embarking on my spiritual calling.I’ve been the favourite grandchild on both sides. My step dad is a pastor but a dirty one who also inflicted a lot of abuse on my mother and I . I appreciate bumping into this topic

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