Effective engagement doesn't require a degree or PHD. Also get a tripod for your camera and also get a mic for sound. Travel and hold seminars. Try to reach two or three cities per province. Pushing Bantu Soul. The knowledge is needed, keep on delivering. Camagu!
it is a great honour to awake to such a powerful video , rich in wisdom and truth ... ubaba uyisibusiso kuloyo onayo indlebe yokuzwa nenhliziyo yokuzwisisa ... singabaNtu , those who have trouble resonating with the truth when it is told just because umuNtu/moTho telling it doesn't have a "PHD" should spend more time questioning their sense of UBUNTU , because as the video relates , "...RE BATHO , AND THUS OUR STANDARDS SHOULD BE BANTU BASED , SO SHOULD OUR CRITICISM OF INFORMATION , THUS WE DON'T NEED TO USE COLONIAL PARAMETERS IN FURTHERING OUR DECOLONIZATION , FOR THAT WILL BE CONTRADICTORY TO THE MISSION TO DECOLONIZE..." i will always be amazed how ubaba speaks to our spirituality as vhaNu in a manner that speaks to current state of events and consciousness , yet with emphasis on our prowess that is engraved in our ancient state of being , events and consciousness ...
Once upon a time man was one with God ,there was never a separation between him and his divinity. During that time even the word God didn't exist because there was no need for it. When man was with God he had supernatural abilities,he could communicate with nature all day long,his sensory system was high level,he could communicate telepathically,move object with his mind,his perception was on point. Nothing could manipulate or deceive him in anyway. The man of that time was called devine. Then there was a great shift in consciousness man was suddenly separated from his true nature,he lost all his supernatural powers,he saw himself as inferior ,he could nolonger perform certain tasks he used to................ To be continued. That devine men still exist even today, we pray to him Avery day, because when we get to the depth of who we are the only face we gonna see is ours.
@@AstroKemu369 Elder Thau Thau has studied deep African Indigenous Systems across Africa. Traditional medicine in the form of Insangu and other herbs. His ability to perform an African prayer to Mvelinqange and ukuphapha amadlozi. He is an embodiment of Africacity and its ways. His Sanusi because he is authentically African in Insangu and prayer which can and will cause evil spirits and abathakathi to run away. He thus can smell abathakathi via their language and patterns and can dispel them🙏🏿
@@mabhadubhadunongombili1511So many people deeper than him, don't be fooled by this rasta man. Who going around taking other rastas wife. Us we know him... He was booed in rasta church, trying to advocate for isangu kanti he smokes ciggs. Bro, do deep research about your scholars. We are in crucial moment of information and many false ones will prevail too. He might know so much, but he, himself deep down knows he is not a sanusi. Go to Cape Town and ask about him.... some of us are surprised to see him with big aunkh'd and all, all of a sudden. He needs to relax. You don't just become a sanusi by knowing a few thing.
Thobela bagolo, ke kgopela go lefa maele a setegeniki. Ge le tsea di video for UA-cam, the best format ke go shoot ka landscape eseng potrait. Potrait works best on mobile phones but on the tv the picture looks narrow. Landscape works for both. It would also allow for both of you to be in the picture. Also consider getting a tripod to mount the camera so that you have a stable picture.
Miss Host I mean no disrespect to you but please don't disrupt. I'm not saying though, that you cannot add to the conversation or even direct it but to simple interject at very inopportune time is not adding anything to the discourse.
Effective engagement doesn't require a degree or PHD. Also get a tripod for your camera and also get a mic for sound. Travel and hold seminars. Try to reach two or three cities per province. Pushing Bantu Soul. The knowledge is needed, keep on delivering. Camagu!
Us opposing Afrikaans and accepting English broke my heart😢Thank you so much for this information.
Decolonising the mind, body, spirituality, African spaces is very challenging, its like ripping the plaster off a wound😢
Effective engagement doesn't require a degree or PHD. Also get a tripod for your camera and also get a mic for sound. Travel and hold seminars. Try to reach two or three cities per province. Pushing Bantu Soul. The knowledge is needed, keep on delivering. Camagu!
True the world has changed and if he thinks to appeal to the public you need a university credit, his in for a surprise.
it is a great honour to awake to such a powerful video , rich in wisdom and truth ... ubaba uyisibusiso kuloyo onayo indlebe yokuzwa nenhliziyo yokuzwisisa ... singabaNtu , those who have trouble resonating with the truth when it is told just because umuNtu/moTho telling it doesn't have a "PHD" should spend more time questioning their sense of UBUNTU , because as the video relates , "...RE BATHO , AND THUS OUR STANDARDS SHOULD BE BANTU BASED , SO SHOULD OUR CRITICISM OF INFORMATION , THUS WE DON'T NEED TO USE COLONIAL PARAMETERS IN FURTHERING OUR DECOLONIZATION , FOR THAT WILL BE CONTRADICTORY TO THE MISSION TO DECOLONIZE..."
i will always be amazed how ubaba speaks to our spirituality as vhaNu in a manner that speaks to current state of events and consciousness , yet with emphasis on our prowess that is engraved in our ancient state of being , events and consciousness ...
Once upon a time man was one with God ,there was never a separation between him and his divinity. During that time even the word God didn't exist because there was no need for it. When man was with God he had supernatural abilities,he could communicate with nature all day long,his sensory system was high level,he could communicate telepathically,move object with his mind,his perception was on point. Nothing could manipulate or deceive him in anyway. The man of that time was called devine. Then there was a great shift in consciousness man was suddenly separated from his true nature,he lost all his supernatural powers,he saw himself as inferior ,he could nolonger perform certain tasks he used to................ To be continued. That devine men still exist even today, we pray to him Avery day, because when we get to the depth of who we are the only face we gonna see is ours.
The grand master have spoken
Camagu
The attire of the Sanusi Thau Thau is beyond superb! Uvunule uBaba
There is no way Thau is a sanusi... We appreciate the teachings and all (dress code, etc). Kodwa, naye deep inside he knows he is not a SANUSI.
@@AstroKemu369 Elder Thau Thau has studied deep African Indigenous Systems across Africa.
Traditional medicine in the form of Insangu and other herbs.
His ability to perform an African prayer to Mvelinqange and ukuphapha amadlozi.
He is an embodiment of Africacity and its ways.
His Sanusi because he is authentically African in Insangu and prayer which can and will cause evil spirits and abathakathi to run away.
He thus can smell abathakathi via their language and patterns and can dispel them🙏🏿
@@mabhadubhadunongombili1511So many people deeper than him, don't be fooled by this rasta man. Who going around taking other rastas wife. Us we know him... He was booed in rasta church, trying to advocate for isangu kanti he smokes ciggs. Bro, do deep research about your scholars. We are in crucial moment of information and many false ones will prevail too. He might know so much, but he, himself deep down knows he is not a sanusi. Go to Cape Town and ask about him.... some of us are surprised to see him with big aunkh'd and all, all of a sudden. He needs to relax. You don't just become a sanusi by knowing a few thing.
He really deserves the PhD...
TAU TAU 🔥🔥🔥
We really owe it to our children
We give thanks.
Thokozani Bantu Soul Society, Sicela izindlela zokxhumana. Siyabonga
Or look how Pretoria came up with Spitori, honestly it's easy to develop a language
I love listening to your teachings however, the sound is always a bit to low. Thanks for the teachings. 14:21
Thank you Mr Thau Thau😅
Question, heard people saying Afrikaans is not a colonial language but one of indigenous languages. Please help
Thobela bagolo, ke kgopela go lefa maele a setegeniki. Ge le tsea di video for UA-cam, the best format ke go shoot ka landscape eseng potrait. Potrait works best on mobile phones but on the tv the picture looks narrow. Landscape works for both. It would also allow for both of you to be in the picture. Also consider getting a tripod to mount the camera so that you have a stable picture.
Miss Host I mean no disrespect to you but please don't disrupt.
I'm not saying though, that you cannot add to the conversation or even direct it but to simple interject at very inopportune time is not adding anything to the discourse.
Effective engagement doesn't require a degree or PHD. Also get a tripod for your camera and also get a mic for sound. Travel and hold seminars. Try to reach two or three cities per province. Pushing Bantu Soul. The knowledge is needed, keep on delivering. Camagu!