37 thoughts on “African Spirituality conversations in the kitchen”

  1. Thank you for this channel ,we will support it because of this Grand Master Sanusi Thau Thau Hanamaruba. I for one will drink from his chalice of knowledge for as long as I need to.

  2. Sir thank you for your teachings.I love all you have to say but I would like to show you that sometimes your ignorance comes forth.Ignorance in the sense of not undermining but I could show you a few things.This perpetuation that bapedi GA se batswana has to be corrected.Batswana is a all compassing word for bapedi,Basotho,batswana.Whites says Sotho groups which is misleading.Now Modimo,RaRa and Imanng are all words for supreme God.Gobe is a 'smaller' God.Gobe is also Gaba.

  3. There's no African spirituality that thing is only here in SA and Lesotho it's not known in other parts of the continent ask your fellow African brothers and sisters about it.

  4. THANK MY BROTHER FOR THE WORD "KGUBE" MEANING MODIMO, IT'S THE FIRST TIME I HEAR SUCH FROM THE PEDI SIDE, I'M REALLY APPRECIATIVE OF THIS KNOWLEDGE AS A WHOLE. THANK YOU SO MUCH GRAND MASTER THAU THAU HANAMARUBA

  5. AFRICANS have so many gods thus there will be many spiritualism, question is which of the gods are the true God, one of the latest African god was emperor haile sellassie who was a coptic Christian, whose god was Jesus christ.

  6. Really insightfully empowering especially considering I'm in deep spiritual search and trying very hard to find myself as to feel grounded, whole and complete. Always taken and carried away by your teachings honourable master Thau-Thauโค

  7. Devil in disguise… Because you don't practice all you preach.. You just a womanizer, delaying the progress of the movement in the process.. Usisifebe nje with no direction..

  8. In lingalla or ki kongo frok the Kongo (D.RCongo), the word "mbote" means goodness, or all that which is good , and we greet by saying : mbote Na bino, whch litterarly and essentially translate by : " I wish all that is good/pure to you (plural) even when adressing a singular individual… This is done to acknowledge that a person is never alone, by greeting. Them (singular) I also am wishing greatness to all that are with(in) them….

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