Our African languages are beautiful. Still cracking my skull, trying to find a word that would best discribe kudzila. I’ve thought of about 10 already, just the connection to “grounding”, mind blown! Depth…
My mom passed away when I was 13, 10 days later my grandmother passed away. Amidst the extended family fighting over who gets to keep me, my whole world had fallen apart and no one was concerned with that. Rather I was told "you're not the first and last person to experience death" which 19 years later I realized that careless statement kept me from grieving and healing. We don't talk enough about how reckless our families can be when it comes to handling orphans, all they see is the money they stand to gain from trust funds and insurance payouts. Losing a mother is the biggest loss and it never heals no matter how long it takes
Spirit will find a way for real!! I remember days after my father passed away he came to me in a dream and it was like he was saying goodbye, thanking me for the clothes I had bought him before he passed and it was like he was explaining how he had died as it was under unclear circumstances. His brother also, my uncle, came after he passed to tell me stuff about my life as well. This was before I had started on my path.
Losing a mother at a young age, i believe is very traumatic. But for me, losing my mother at 45 meant loss of a parent that i wished i had. It really meant nothing. I can't imagine how i will feel when i lose my father, at 52 because he was a loving parent for me between the two. Let’s not generalise, not all mothers are like yours. Statements like these put a lot of emotional burden on those individuals whose mothers abused, allowed people to abuse them, as if there's something wrong with them if they don't miss their mothers.
I hear you…..I hear you. My mother was a force of nature and it was a privilege. I hear you. It’s not for everyone. And yes I know VERY well that mothers can be TOXIC
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Our African languages are beautiful. Still cracking my skull, trying to find a word that would best discribe kudzila. I’ve thought of about 10 already, just the connection to “grounding”, mind blown! Depth…
My mom passed away when I was 13, 10 days later my grandmother passed away. Amidst the extended family fighting over who gets to keep me, my whole world had fallen apart and no one was concerned with that. Rather I was told "you're not the first and last person to experience death" which 19 years later I realized that careless statement kept me from grieving and healing.
We don't talk enough about how reckless our families can be when it comes to handling orphans, all they see is the money they stand to gain from trust funds and insurance payouts.
Losing a mother is the biggest loss and it never heals no matter how long it takes
I also have an big sister cousin who told me I'm not the 1st or last to lose a mother....
Must be the reason we don't get along.
I think only people who still have their mothers would say such a mean thing
Figland 🥹🥹🥹
our people are wreckless with words yazi
Hugs to you queens 🫂🫂🫂
Camagu Gogo! 🙌🏽 Beautiful conversation. Siyabulela!🙏🏼❤️
That in-love analogy is kinda fire, makes sense
Took me so long to watch this, already in tears 🥺
Spirit will find a way for real!! I remember days after my father passed away he came to me in a dream and it was like he was saying goodbye, thanking me for the clothes I had bought him before he passed and it was like he was explaining how he had died as it was under unclear circumstances. His brother also, my uncle, came after he passed to tell me stuff about my life as well. This was before I had started on my path.
Thank you for bringing gogo Celuxolo. Very down to earth ❤❤
Much needed conversation
We love her
Great conversation. Siyabonga ❤💫💫
Gogo Simenjalo! Namanje siyabonga. Healing and Special episode indeed MaMiya. 😊
Very special episode
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Thnks so much for this great episode❤❤❤
Very soothing and reassuring content ✨️
I love the intro
Great work wethu. Thanks. ❤
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Thank you so much ladies siyaphila from these teachings🙏
G INFO!
UYAWUZ’UMOYA….!!!!?
Greetings, I am traveling and would like to know how can I contact Gogo Celi?
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Losing a mother at a young age, i believe is very traumatic.
But for me, losing my mother at 45 meant loss of a parent that i wished i had. It really meant nothing. I can't imagine how i will feel when i lose my father, at 52 because he was a loving parent for me between the two.
Let’s not generalise, not all mothers are like yours.
Statements like these put a lot of emotional burden on those individuals whose mothers abused, allowed people to abuse them, as if there's something wrong with them if they don't miss their mothers.
I hear you…..I hear you.
My mother was a force of nature and it was a privilege. I hear you. It’s not for everyone. And yes I know VERY well that mothers can be TOXIC
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