🚨Here is a traditional spiritual healing or taking place inside a home or sacred shrine space (indumba) in South Africa. A traditional healer (gobela) in cultural attire leads the ritual alongside several initiates (mathwasana), who are covered in red ochre (ibomvu), dressed in traditional beads, and kneeling on reed mats. During the ceremony, men in modern clothing approach the healer and initiates, kneeling or lying down on the ground to receive blessings, spiritual intervention, or cleansing. Throughout the process, the room is filled with rhythmic chanting, clapping, and traditional ritual songs (itshoba), which are central components of African traditional medicine and spiritual practices (ubungoma).