powerful Learing, Thank you allowing to understand my sacred pass that was stolen from the African child, I enjoy your teachings. I love and am so proud being an African Woman
I am a Jamaican, I think I have akan roots, I can see far and sense things, my dad and my uncles use to dress up an do jankanoe on holidays, I see that tradition in some African countries also.
A very educative work. Mo ne adwumapa. But we should know that calling black/blacken defamed.or shameful is a brainwashed term to disgrace blackness. So as a black enlightening channel, we should be careful of this. Since ancient days, we have called ourselves Black people and black means fullness. Also, let us work on proper pronunciation of the Twi words. If it must be done then it must be done well. Medaase.
meda ase for this video! I have been searching for understanding my akan heritage and your video was on point!
Yɛnni aseda! I am glad you enjoyed it!
Very well done... excellent presentation/introduction. Leaving me wanting for more! Proud of you noble and wise Niece!
Thank you!
powerful Learing, Thank you allowing to understand my sacred pass that was stolen from the African child, I enjoy your teachings. I love and am so proud being an African Woman
You are very welcome. Thank you for watching.
Thorough presentation!!!!
Thank you!
Very informative! Please continue to share your knowledge!!
We will!
I will like to hear more. Thanks for sharing 🙏🏿
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I love it our people are amazing ❤❤
Please post videos on the topics you mentioned at the end! Medaase piiiii
Thank you for your interest. We will surely do so. Please be patient with us. We are in the process of gathering accurate information.
im loving your content! thank you so much for what you do.
You're welcome. Thank you so much for watching. 🙏🏾
Maame kasa din !!
Mo ne kasa❤
Meda wo ase paaa.
Great presentation. How does go about getting the herbs and other items to cleanse your Soul?
Thank you. The herb is Purslane, which is considered a "weed." It grows plentiful in nature during mid to late summer in the USA.
@@koraamammereTano ty so very much I will look for it
An absolute fantastic through presentation, please do more presentations on this most fascinating area of life.
Thank you, we surely will. Please subscribe for more content!
We need more
I just posted a new one. Please tell me what you think.
Truly enjoyed this video. Would like to learn more.
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Please make more
We will. Thank you for watching. 🙏🏾
I am a Jamaican, I think I have akan roots, I can see far and sense things, my dad and my uncles use to dress up an do jankanoe on holidays, I see that tradition in some African countries also.
I just came across your channel and it feels like a blessing to listen to your videos. Would love to hear more about the concept soul.
Thank you so much. Okay, we will start working on a part two.
mepa wo kyew yɛ bebree
Another great video. Are you doing anymore?
Thank you! Yes, we are.
Medaase! Please keep going
Yɛnni aseda. We surely will. Thank you.
Please I would like my group to meet you🎉
How do you spell the Akan expression her or his soul is good or the person is lucky or fortunate? 5:47
"Ne kra yɛ papa" means, "her/his soul is good".
Thanks for watching.
A very educative work. Mo ne adwumapa. But we should know that calling black/blacken defamed.or shameful is a brainwashed term to disgrace blackness. So as a black enlightening channel, we should be careful of this. Since ancient days, we have called ourselves Black people and black means fullness.
Also, let us work on proper pronunciation of the Twi words. If it must be done then it must be done well.
Medaase.
Noted. Thank you for your feedback.