I have so much family there it is overwhelming. I lost the courage to visit for my first time to Samoa because my father passed 2013. But one of these days, I will see Samoa for the first time, and meet the rest of my aiga there.
I love our custom's but the laying on of hands to apparently bless the individuals is in my opinion a waste of bloody time and absolutely unnecessary. It has nothing to do with custom and just another needless cost for the family who are probably already in debt to their eyeball's. Its all for show as far as I'm concerned. One speech by the ranking matai would've sufficed.otherwise awesome video. Thank you
Our faasamoa goes hand in hand with our Christian beliefs and practices. The laying on of hands has always been a part of our faasamoa when a father wants to bless a son or successor to a title.
E kakau a ga kogisala le au alii ia aua e makaga i le agaguu vaega ia e akagia ai e le fealofagi e fekauai le au kaukua!! Kuu'u e kakau ga kai 5 aumakua ma fafaga le guu uma le case!!
Le kakau ga e faia ga kl laga o le alii Lea ga kufa iga le ava e le iloa gaia, filifiliia e le aiga le isi kamaloa ga ke kufa iga le ava 😠o luga lava o le fiafamea ,mo Lou faaaloalo lava faafetai💙
