The 3 Stones | isiNtu | Leopold II of Belgium | AmaJazi | Abrahamic Religions | aBantu 

Umbona udlumvubu ukhiphukyede,

also kenyan though xhosa inanipita

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Close Caption works ... It's a good way to learn the language though... Some words sound like Kikuyu

@@georgiaithaca5388 worddddd bantu languages are like conscious music, if you listen with your whole heart after a few hours you'll understand what's been discussed at least, im shona tho maybe its easier for me

Above else all, I love his listening ability ❤very intelligent! I wish the others can be like him

We call it being "grounded"😘yeeer the world would have been a better place if we could just listen b4 we speak.

Very much grounded.. I've learned alot from him over the years

Yeah..me as well

I look up to that man wish I could meet him in this life time he’s my Beyoncé (Thau Thau )

I hope they touch more of that last 12 mins on the next episode.its so interesting!

Siyabonga. We have a few things coming up to engage more. We appreciate your support.

We Thank You

Ungowakihi

He'll end up speaking over her

What is a number in your mother tongue?

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What is the meaning of umuntu wa munyama

a black person@@salomegondwe1322

You don't just build, you first deconstruct and relearn. We have deep programs within our psychy that needs to be demolished. In decontructing and decolonizing these Abrahamic concepts, we are also relearning

​@eskeeyie I agree with him. This program just an anti Christian network of former Christians. Plus remember the first people to research and write about African Spirituality were Christians like John Mbiti. They were not perfect but they saw the new to represent African spirituality well. That's why I think that without the Christian world view I doubt they would be able to articulate their world view well.

Yes, he eats into others' talking time, as if he's the guest.

Thokoza ❤ if I may ask is Kemet the closet form to explaining African religion or traditions

No, what we do is use Kemetic states and principles as a reference point that is familiar. Because there has always been a contestation regarding whether Ancient Egypt/Remetch/T-Mery is an Afrikan civilization or not, we reference Kemet also because many of our older scholars have clearly stated that although Kemet is not the most ancient Afrikan civilization, She is a place where many Ancient civilization met and established clearly defined Rituals that resemble the ones performed throughout the continent and beyond

Are you aware that you can simply stop watching and find the space that will talk about what you want, when you want? When you say that 'we' who is this we? I am not tired of the context that is given in trying to understand how western influence has made us forget who we are. I think it's a you problem that you can't discern what's being spoken about. With every episode aBantu and iSintu is spoke about, but it can't be ignored that the background is set in a world where outside influence has played a major role in how we got here. This channel has been around for a year and you're tired. This kind of thinking is not too dissimilar to white people saying let's forget slavery and apartheid, let's talk about now without acknowledging how those time periods still play a role in our lives till this day. I swear some of you just want content, not too interested in learning and growing. You'd swear that these guys just come on and bash Christianity and go home. In fact they don't even bash Christianity, they state it's history and influence. But you'd never see that cause you're not too interested. You want what you want, not what you need. My advice. Move on. There's tnousands of voices, go find the one that speaks to you.

​​@@motormax5762Agree with you 💯💯💯💯💯💯

@@motormax5762well said 🙏🏻

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