African Spirituality : My Story - Chosi // Part 2 

Very important topic. Thanks for highlighting it again, especially in regard to this. Here’s the first podcast on this, that light tickle your fancy. We do need to do more - but maybe this episode might help : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-t0kAf5KyNTU.html&feature=shares

1. Lies will always move faster than the truth… 2. Everything is capable of giving you peace if it is done correctly 3. Christianity worked for Lindokuhle because she did it correctly African spirituality did not work for her because she was doing it incorrectly and it’s a shame because the people around her were setting a poor example of what “African spirituality” should be and because of that it did not sit well with her soul because there was a lot of turmoil going on with her spirit… However as soon as she found Christianity there was a sense of peace and there’s honestly nothing wrong with that 4. Often times we receive African spirituality as being “demonic” because the only examples of African spirituality being given and shown on media are negative examples, African spirituality and Christianity are no different… the same way you have people using African spirituality as a weapon against humanity, we have seen Christian pastors doing the exact same thing. The only difference is that when Christianity is involved they can clearly disassociate the bad from the good but with any other belief system if there’s one testimony of a person having a bad experience with for example ‘African spirituality’ suddenly no one can disassociate the bad from the good so all of a sudden all of “African spirituality” is bad period, and because the bible said that ‘thou shall not worship false gods’ if a person talks about a bad experience they had with Hinduism then ALL of Hinduism is evil and the bible is the answer… but you will literally have a plethora of girls being raped by Christian pastors but it’s not the belief systems fault it’s because of the devil “overcoming THAT pastor” This pattern of demonising any non Christian belief system is rooted in colonialism itself 5. I use the term “African spirituality” very loosely because I don’t think it’s a religion or a belief system but rather a way of life like breathing… if you are being told your ancestors need jack daniels to ‘help’ you then that’s definitely a red flag the same way that if you are being told you need to sacrifice a percentage of your salary for tithe so that the pastor can buy a Range Rover that’s a red flag too.. people must just be able to discern right from wrong from their core innately and stop vilifying belief systems they don’t fully understand because the bible told them so 6. Lastly, there’s nothing wrong with Christianity when it’s practiced correctly, there’s nothing wrong with African spirituality when it’s practiced correctly, there’s nothing wrong with Hinduism when it’s practiced correctly… all these things are vilified by people at the end of the day I don’t expect anyone to make it this far but if you’ve read up to this point God bless your patience 🙏🏽😅

@@Mel0UltraMel I'm intrested in learning about african spirituality, how do I go about it please?

​@@Mel0UltraMelwell said

Beautiful said, we can't deny African spirituality exists and until we learn that we cannot separate our ancestors from God and call them demons, we will learn to accommodate all people at church and allow people to seek God.

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