Queer & interracial relationship in African Spirituality

Queer & interracial relationship in African Spirituality



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30 thoughts on “Queer & interracial relationship in African Spirituality”

  1. Hi gogo hope all is well. Thank you so much for the knowledge you share with us. Gogo may you please please please also touch on transgender people and african spirituality. I was born a boy but lived my whole life feeling like a girl. Im at a point in my life where as i feel i need to transition so how i feel on the inside can be reflected on the outside but when i think about spirituality, i all of a sudden start having doubts and fears about transitioning because what if my ancestors wont accept me on the other side, or what if i can't go back to the source and i'll be stuck on earth as a ghost forever. May you please share some enlightenment on that. Thank you

  2. Thokoza Gogo. My greatest curiosity is around masturbation. The perception that masturbating is safer than engaging in multiple sexual relations or relations that may affect your energies. I really hope that one day this would be a topic you are inspired to speak on. Thank you so much for your teachings Gogo. You make it easy.

  3. Kodwa UNkulunkulu akavumi interracial relationship. We can fall in love for example with Nguni person as I'm a Zulu under Bantu and Nguni clan…. but not outside your clan. Kumele sikhumbule ukuthi konke kuvela kuNkulunkulu noma amadlozi ekhona kodwa kume silalele imiyalelo yakhe. We shouldn't subtract the Most High because He's the creator of everything….

  4. It’s 4:57 in the morning and been watching your video since midnight and self examining my life and relationship one been in a interracial relationship both been from 2 different country

    Am Luba from Congo she’s Xhosa from South Africa

  5. Thokoza Gogo πŸ•―οΈ thank you for your spirit, for sharing with us the precious knowledge that you have. I appreciate most your historically factual perspective on Africanism because it validates our truth as a people. Kea leboga Koko, from the bottom of my heart β€οΈπŸ™πŸ½

  6. Thokoza, GogoπŸ™πŸΎ. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you so much, Gogo for this topic!! Sometime it gets so scary and intimidating to follow a certain path, because it's outside of your cultural upbringing or norm! Thank you ABUNDANTLY for sharing this information with us! πŸ™πŸΎπŸ™πŸΎ

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