Excellent video and overall channel. Our ancestors are very proud of your efforts. This divine work you are doing is opening up the destiny and eyes of many potential diviners and healers.❤️🙏🏿🙌🏾
I'm always amaze when the messenger brings the message and the hearer wants the introduction to become obsolete an amateur has to be guided we need to be respectful at all times.
Brilliant! As usual. Please share similar content from the practices and perceptions of West African countries like Cameroon Nigeria Congo..... If possible. Also any guidance or reference on books on that subject would be greatly greatly appreciated 🙏🏾❤
Thank you! I plan to go into more detail about West Africa, especially the Yoruba and Igbo systems, which will likely need their own video. I'll find a way to distill the information. I'm also working on the myth about the Orisa Ifa, that is its own video too, so bear with me. I've included some reference journal articles I used for this video, particularly regarding the San. Moving forward, I'll aim to add as many references as possible! It's always great to hear from you!
Thank you. The music is a mix of African instrumentation (djembe, kora, ngoni, some vocals, etc) with synths and other instruments, fx, etc. It's the music I make. Check out more of it on the music playlists of this channel.
Some malevolent entities tried blocking the comments box‼️ I seven recorded it but thanks to my San/Nguni Ancestars they failed❤️ Brilliant as ALWAYS🦋 Siyabonga in divine Ubuntu-Maat🙏🏾
So happy that the videos are coming more often. I learn so much! I wonder if it is possible to have these videos without the words across the middle of the screen. The on screen text seems to me to obscures the art and pictures which are so beautiful! Still great work, and still my favorite TH-cam channel!
Hey there, I'm glad you are learning from this work. You are the first person to ask me this. Tell you what, I'll experiment with video without the words, and I will see how the house responds to it. We can take it from there. Thank you for letting me know your thoughts!
LIKE IT, LIKE IT - O.M.G.! The combination of your VOICE, the Music, and the ART complement the Content and create such a synergy. I could just listen to the content as a podcast. I could frame the art and hang it on the wall. I could listen to the music as a soundtrack. A master piece! The sublime and the profound reaching to touch the divine within that is every Africans birth right! Like so many people on this channel all I can say is thank you and may our ancestors bless you for your great work!
Thank you. And thanks for watching. I make music for each episode. I aim to upload each of the background music to my playlist But I'm behind, I'll try to upload it, plus a few more this week here: th-cam.com/play/PL4i9UyaJswfeFiBW9Yv8GbmCVp3ZEPHT7.html&si=9Ibd2rUGWMzJdwp_
Is it misfortune if you get good things bad things all things? Were my ancestors blameless? Y was i made to b removed from my creator to be put in the hand of ancestors? Y would they wan to teach me by wrath when i know so many other ways to learn?
Your questions reflect the curiosity of someone truly seeking wisdom, and the answers lie in understanding the deeper aspects of life and existence. The ideas of "good" and "bad" are not always straightforward; what seems like misfortune might be a necessary experience that shapes us, tests us, or helps us discover hidden strengths. In this way, good and bad are intertwined, and recognizing that not everything harmful at the moment is ultimately negative can bring peace and insight. This leads us to the nature of misfortune itself, which, when viewed from a broader perspective, becomes a tool for growth. These challenges, though difficult, disrupt our comfort and push us to seek deeper truths, fostering significant personal development. In understanding why the Creator might seem distant, we can consider that this distance is a gift, giving us the space to exercise free will and grow on our terms. The ancestors, who have lived before us, step in as guides, sharing their wisdom and experiences. It's not about being abandoned by the Creator, but rather about being allowed to learn from those who came before us. This idea naturally ties into why we often learn through hardship. Such challenges force us to face truths we might otherwise ignore, revealing things about ourselves and the world that comfort alone cannot. This method of teaching, though difficult, is not meant to be cruel, but to lead us toward deeper understanding. Ultimately, your questions show that you are on a path of seeking true knowledge, a journey that requires exploring the deeper layers of wisdom to find the clarity and understanding you seek. Keep asking.
Being claimed by spirits at birth means that, from the moment you were born, certain spirits or ancestors have chosen you for a special purpose. This belief is common in some cultures, especially in places like Nigeria and Ghana. When you're claimed by spirits, it usually means that you’re destined for a spiritual role, like becoming a healer, a spiritual leader, or a diviner. You might show certain signs early in life, like having unusual birth circumstances, displaying special abilities, or having vivid dreams. These signs are seen as the spirits' way of marking you for your unique path. As you grow, you’ll likely undergo training to learn how to communicate with the spirits, perform rituals, and help others. This role is important because you’ll serve as a bridge between the physical world and the spiritual realm, helping to guide and protect your community. In short, being claimed by spirits means you have a special connection and responsibility that’s recognized from the very beginning of your life.
Yes, incense and gemstones are used by some African diviners, though practices vary across regions. In Yoruba Ifa divination, incense is burned to purify the space and connect. Some Southern African Sangomas use gemstones and crystals in divination, often as part of a collection of the bones that are cast and interpreted.
Deep wisdom!
Peace my brother, beautiful voice🖤
I appreciate that, thank you!
This channel is one of my favorites and I always learn + confirm so much from your teachings. Thank you for your work and research.
It's my pleasure. Thank you for being here.
Excellent video and overall channel. Our ancestors are very proud of your efforts. This divine work you are doing is opening up the destiny and eyes of many potential diviners and healers.❤️🙏🏿🙌🏾
Thank you, for your blessed words 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Thank you I appreciate you
Pleasure!
I appreciate this channel, always great videos. Thanks!
My pleasure!
Your video has informed me the paths of the dreams, visions and opened my inner standing to my ancestral callings. Thank you Asante Sana
Most welcome!
Seems U have just revealed my life 's path as this video has resonance deep within me.
I give thanks. May your path be filled with wisdom and blessings.
I'm always amaze when the messenger brings the message and the hearer wants the introduction to become obsolete an amateur has to be guided we need to be respectful at all times.
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Thank you❤
My pleasure.
Brilliant! As usual. Please share similar content from the practices and perceptions of West African countries like Cameroon Nigeria Congo..... If possible. Also any guidance or reference on books on that subject would be greatly greatly appreciated 🙏🏾❤
Thank you! I plan to go into more detail about West Africa, especially the Yoruba and Igbo systems, which will likely need their own video. I'll find a way to distill the information. I'm also working on the myth about the Orisa Ifa, that is its own video too, so bear with me.
I've included some reference journal articles I used for this video, particularly regarding the San. Moving forward, I'll aim to add as many references as possible!
It's always great to hear from you!
Love You All 🥰😍😘🤩... I Listen Now Everyday And Every Night... Over And Over... This is Honestly VITAL LIFE GIVING TRUTH 💫💫💫
What do you use for your drummings and music? This is beautiful.
Thank you. The music is a mix of African instrumentation (djembe, kora, ngoni, some vocals, etc) with synths and other instruments, fx, etc. It's the music I make. Check out more of it on the music playlists of this channel.
@@house_of_horus Nice work. Thank you.
Thank you
My pleasure!
❤ I give thanks for your message, this video spoke deeply within me, it is nourishment for my spirit.
I'm glad.
Some malevolent entities tried blocking the comments box‼️ I seven recorded it but thanks to my San/Nguni Ancestars they failed❤️
Brilliant as ALWAYS🦋 Siyabonga in divine Ubuntu-Maat🙏🏾
It's my pleasure! Give thanks to the San/Nguni ancestors 🙏🏾
Aboru Aboye Abosise ❤
Ogbo ato asure iwori wofun 🙏🏾 🤍 ✨
So happy that the videos are coming more often. I learn so much! I wonder if it is possible to have these videos without the words across the middle of the screen. The on screen text seems to me to obscures the art and pictures which are so beautiful! Still great work, and still my favorite TH-cam channel!
Hey there, I'm glad you are learning from this work. You are the first person to ask me this. Tell you what, I'll experiment with video without the words, and I will see how the house responds to it. We can take it from there. Thank you for letting me know your thoughts!
Your response and openness make me an even bigger fan!
@@AdeOdara Let me know if you like the latest video!
LIKE IT, LIKE IT - O.M.G.! The combination of your VOICE, the Music, and the ART complement the Content and create such a synergy. I could just listen to the content as a podcast. I could frame the art and hang it on the wall. I could listen to the music as a soundtrack. A master piece! The sublime and the profound reaching to touch the divine within that is every Africans birth right! Like so many people on this channel all I can say is thank you and may our ancestors bless you for your great work!
As always man, top tier content, I need the background music, where can I find it
Thank you. And thanks for watching. I make music for each episode. I aim to upload each of the background music to my playlist But I'm behind, I'll try to upload it, plus a few more this week here: th-cam.com/play/PL4i9UyaJswfeFiBW9Yv8GbmCVp3ZEPHT7.html&si=9Ibd2rUGWMzJdwp_
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Is it misfortune if you get good things bad things all things? Were my ancestors blameless? Y was i made to b removed from my creator to be put in the hand of ancestors? Y would they wan to teach me by wrath when i know so many other ways to learn?
Your questions reflect the curiosity of someone truly seeking wisdom, and the answers lie in understanding the deeper aspects of life and existence. The ideas of "good" and "bad" are not always straightforward; what seems like misfortune might be a necessary experience that shapes us, tests us, or helps us discover hidden strengths. In this way, good and bad are intertwined, and recognizing that not everything harmful at the moment is ultimately negative can bring peace and insight. This leads us to the nature of misfortune itself, which, when viewed from a broader perspective, becomes a tool for growth. These challenges, though difficult, disrupt our comfort and push us to seek deeper truths, fostering significant personal development.
In understanding why the Creator might seem distant, we can consider that this distance is a gift, giving us the space to exercise free will and grow on our terms. The ancestors, who have lived before us, step in as guides, sharing their wisdom and experiences. It's not about being abandoned by the Creator, but rather about being allowed to learn from those who came before us. This idea naturally ties into why we often learn through hardship. Such challenges force us to face truths we might otherwise ignore, revealing things about ourselves and the world that comfort alone cannot. This method of teaching, though difficult, is not meant to be cruel, but to lead us toward deeper understanding. Ultimately, your questions show that you are on a path of seeking true knowledge, a journey that requires exploring the deeper layers of wisdom to find the clarity and understanding you seek.
Keep asking.
@@house_of_horus well said. I innerstand. May the clarity u provide continually b urs to do as u will.
This is deap, but tell me something, what does it mean when you are claimed by spirits at birth??
Being claimed by spirits at birth means that, from the moment you were born, certain spirits or ancestors have chosen you for a special purpose. This belief is common in some cultures, especially in places like Nigeria and Ghana.
When you're claimed by spirits, it usually means that you’re destined for a spiritual role, like becoming a healer, a spiritual leader, or a diviner. You might show certain signs early in life, like having unusual birth circumstances, displaying special abilities, or having vivid dreams. These signs are seen as the spirits' way of marking you for your unique path.
As you grow, you’ll likely undergo training to learn how to communicate with the spirits, perform rituals, and help others. This role is important because you’ll serve as a bridge between the physical world and the spiritual realm, helping to guide and protect your community.
In short, being claimed by spirits means you have a special connection and responsibility that’s recognized from the very beginning of your life.
Are incense, scented oils, Gem stones (crystals ) used for & by diviners in Africa...?
Yes, incense and gemstones are used by some African diviners, though practices vary across regions. In Yoruba Ifa divination, incense is burned to purify the space and connect. Some Southern African Sangomas use gemstones and crystals in divination, often as part of a collection of the bones that are cast and interpreted.
@@house_of_horus YES, Thank You..!!
I would prefer you go straight to the main idea of your content rather than stretching it; you lose me with this.
Hi there, all videos on the channel have chapters, please skip to the sections you are interested in. Thank you for your thoughts on the matter.