some people refer to the Gut as the 2nd brain.. what you feed it, matters the most.
Hormonal imbalance, anxiety, stress, depression and even pyschosis is also linked to bad eating habits. 🍃💚
some people refer to the Gut as the 2nd brain.. what you feed it, matters the most.
Hormonal imbalance, anxiety, stress, depression and even pyschosis is also linked to bad eating habits. 🍃💚
@DaTwede@SabzerAzoh Kaningi omkhulu babenza ngoba bakhula kwenziwa. They were a generation that did things without questioning, singabasoli kakhulu. Accepting religious indoctrination uprooted us from our indigenous spirituality
Even in the simplest of settings, the sunset reminds us that every ending is a chance to refill our own cup of hope and watch our own light shine, undisturbed by anyone else’s vibe.
📸 : Ngobamakhosi Mcusi
Wayibeka kahle wena kaLindamkhonto. Culture evolves. Traditionalists don't want to hear this conversation but if you are a spiritual person you will know that this conversation is long overdue.
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Inkosi yamaKhosi oMoya leads the way in nurturing and maintaining spiritual families. Tropical Friday Love Life Service
Guided by Inkosi yamaKhosi oMoya on building strong, spiritual families through love and unity. #Spiritualawakening
F1: Isibhodiya (Bride apron)
F2: Isifociya (Girdle/Belt)
Isibhodiya is made out of wild animal skin and is worn by a newly wed Zulu wife who has not yet entered motherhood. The skin was/is a symbol of fertility and a promise that she would one day make a shield out of it for her first son, or a sleeping blanket for her first daughter.
Isifociya is made out of wild wetland grass (Imizi) and it is worn by a wife who has now entered motherhood. It is a symbol of protection for her offspring when they are out to hunt or away at war. It covers the woman’s womb, just below the belly button.
Reality TV isn't a blueprint for Isithembu. It’s a mistake to think one family’s televised life represents an entire cultural practice esp. if it isn't part of your own immediate heritage. To truly understand the dynamics, we should listen to the voices of those actually in the arrangement or people who grew up within it.
You have to understand certain culture and traditions first. mostly what u see on TV isn't handled correctly, if these shows portrayed every traditional aspect accurately, they’d be boring obviously for the uninformed viewers.
TV is more about entertainment than education, they often trade authenticity for drama.