Homosexuality never was in African Culture go to GREECE if u wanna bring that shit up

You look like an Egyptian pharaoh! Amazing videos!

Great videos! Thank you for sharing your wisdom here on you tube.

Peace,Harmony and Bliss to all.
Om shanti..

Ive been looking for this for over three years now. Thank you.

@seekingjustthefacts He says those things because being gay and black is a double minority. What comes with being a double minority? Being exposed to hatred from 2 different levels, one based on race, the other on orientation. Both are aspects we didn't choose to be, but we are. Thus, gay blacks are more easily/readily able to see the truth. Reality hurts, and social structure has been worked towards masking reality. Those who see through it see life for what it really is, and thus experience enlightenment. Ta-da~

I would def like to become an african shaman, omg this is crazy, this is something i'v ebeen wanting to do and to come across your video is def a synchronicity. How do i contact you for further information. I've always been very interested in metaphysics, the occult etc and just started reading about Santeria.

Part of the reason the Afrikan community suffers is because of a lack of using indigenous spiritual resources and a general divisive "tribalism" between men vs women (and vice-versa), straight vs gay, light vs dark, etc. All of this was non-existent during our Golden Age but came with the advent of the invaders. Afrikan men who sleep with men suffer particularly because they feel ousted by all spirituality and often find comfort in excessive and self-destructive materialism and sex. Thank you for providing them with an alternative and for reconnecting this segment of the PanAfrikan community with the spiritual renaissance taking place now as the Original human beings embody Heru and re-establish Maat. Ashe! Hetep!

i love you swami ji bless me

Just wanted to say, thank you sooooo much for your last video. Very inspiring and uplifting. I shared with 3 of my best associates on youtube so far but it needs to be heard by many more. I'll let you know when how many more I managed to share it with later in my spare time.

Love your work Nesu-Bit Ra Sema Ba Ifagbemi <3

I support this great work.