Thokoza let’s start midnight prayer 🤲 on Sunday ? I will also be going to throw coins at the ocean 🌊 and praying over everyone’s prayer requests. Please comment with your prayer requests and retweet to get to everyone who may need this.🕯️🙌🏾🙏🏾 I have a feeling this prayer will change lives. ❤️😅
We entering African year end month! It’s always a month of letting go of the old and accepting the new beginnings. 🙌🏾
@BrendaWardle I had the same conversation with a law client where we both agreed that you can't trust the cases references AI give you as it makes cases up sometimes. AI is great but as an attorney it is risky to take the output as is and submit it for whatever purpose.
Whenever I think about the Morita situation my heart sinks. The promised return would have been handy. Gullible or not, the financial strain we face pushes one to look at various to make money in order to stay afloat. Now to pick up the pieces and restart
Losing money through a scam is not a great feeling. I've been feeling down and frustrated. For a moment it felt like izinto zizodibana. It wasn't about getting rich quick but rather welcomed financial relief. Now I need to pick up the pieces and figure out what to do next.
These are important conversations that we as men need to have. Unfortunately due to various reasons we are reluctant to have these conversations and continue to suffer in silence.
During the recent Men’s Indaba Dialogue Session hosted by Higher Health in collaboration with the University of Mpumalanga, Families South Africa (FAMSA) and Masikhulumeni Madoda, Peer Educator Hlulani Sean Nkuna shared a reflection on the silent struggles many men face.
Needless to say I've stopped wasting my time with the games and videos that promise big payouts, coz they just create more hoops while they get paid by their advertisers. Coz I am trying to make extra money it is demotivating and breaks me.
Few months ago I started playing games to try and make extra money. In this time I came across games and videos that offer "big money" with a promise of immediate withdrawal after completing certain levels. All I can say is the big payouts have more hoops to jump and no payout.
it is an unwritten rule of life that after every prolonged period of hardship and uncertainty, there is going to be a period when you are going to achieve quantum leaps across multiple areas of your life. the only requirement is that you do not give up on yourself
@KhutsoTheledi@Gabojust Lord, anchor me so deeply in You that no chaos around me creates chaos within me.
All shall be well today… if you fell yesterday, RISE today!
People really forget to check up on others.
We forget to check up on our healer friends because we think since they pray for people, guide people, read people, cleanse people and carry people… they must automatically be okay. Meanwhile, nabo they are fighting battles they don’t even talk about.
We forget to check up on the “strong” ones because they look like they can handle everything. Just because someone has a strong personality doesn’t mean they don’t get tired. Some people are strong outside and silently falling apart inside.
We forget to check up on the happy souls too. The loud laugh, the jokes, the always-online status, the “😂😂😂” in every chat… hai bo, that doesn’t always mean umuntu is okay. Some of the funniest people are actually going through the most.
We even forget to check up on our own partners and lovers. Just because umuntu is next to you, sleeping in your bed, posting you, or saying “I’m fine” doesn’t mean they are really fine. A relationship is not automatic emotional maintenance. Check in properly, not just “u right?” and disappear for 9 hours.
Please check up on people.
Not only when you need a favour.
Not only when you need a reading.
Not only when you need advice.
Not only when you need prayer.
Not only when you are bored.
Check up on people because they are human too.
Life is moving scary these days. People are dying so fast it’s actually heartbreaking. One minute umuntu is here, posting statuses, laughing, saying “sizobonana,” and the next minute… gone. Then suddenly everyone is posting “I was just thinking about calling them.” Yho. That pain is not nice.
If you love someone, tell them.
If you miss someone, call them.
If you care, show it now.
Not at the funeral. Not in the Facebook caption. Now.
Because sometimes “I was going to text them” becomes a lifetime regret.
Please check up on your people.
Even the healer.
Even the strong one.
Even the happy one.
Even your partner.
Even that friend who always says “ngikhona” but you can tell something is off.
Sometimes a simple
“Are you really okay?”
can save a life.
Chakra Gogo Sifiso 🕯️