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Prime Minister seeks Pan Afrikan unity

⁣Date: Saturday- August 13th, 2022
Time: 8:30pm Est & 2:30am GMT-South Africa
Guest Speaker: Prince Khoza-Consult with the Oracle the ancient ones speak.

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Prince Khoza a direct lineage of The San Tribe in South Africa, also known as an Oracle of the ancestors. Prince Khoza has written several books including Short Stories, African Folklore for Children and Adults, and The Oracle's Guide-Dream Interpretation book 1 and Dream Symbols Book 2. This dialogue will take you on a spiritual & ancestral journey outside of ordinary time and stepping outside of the grip of linear time. This Epic journey connects you to our ancient wisdom and ancient wisdom to come. Brings you to the realms of the Ancient Ones-The Ancestors, Grandmothers and Grandfathers. Ancient Memories, Ancient Wisdom, the ones who have stepped outside of time but slip through the curtain to help us remember the ancient ways. Drinking directly from the Nectar of Life-just like the hummingbird; enjoy the sweetness of life from the perspective of the Creator and/or witness.

More information on Prince Khozoa: https://www.youtube.com/c/HistoricalAfrica


To purchase his books:
** https://www.amazon.com/Mpho-Kh....oza/e/B0B74FVG39/ref

*The Oracle's Guide Dream Interpretation-volume 1
* The Oracle's Guide: A Story Night
* The Oracle's Guide: Dream Interpretation-volume 2

Who is The San Tribe? A Great Description:

The San tribe has been living in Southern Africa for at least 30,000 years and they are believed to be not only the oldest African tribe, but quite possibly the world's most ancient race. The San have the most diverse and distinct DNA than any other indigenous African group.

The San are descendants of Early Stone Age ancestors. Clans and loosely connected family groups followed seasonal game migrations between mountain range and coastline. They made their homes in caves, under rocky overhangs or in temporary shelters. These migratory people do not domesticate animals or cultivate crops, even though their knowledge of both flora and fauna is vast. The San categorized thousands of plants and their uses, from nutritional to medicinal, mystical to recreational and lethal. San men have a formidable reputation as trackers and hunters.

The San have no formal authority figure or chief but govern themselves by group consensus. Disputes are resolved through lengthy discussions where all involved have a chance to make their thoughts heard until some agreement is reached. Certain individuals may assume leadership in specific spheres in which they excel, such as hunting or healing rituals, but they cannot achieve positions of general influence or power. White colonists found this very confusing when they tried to establish treaties with the San. Leadership among the San is kept for those who have lived within that group for a long time, who have achieved a respectable age, and good character.

The San are excellent hunters. Although they do a fair amount of trapping, the best method of hunting is with bow and arrow. The San arrow does not kill the animal straight away. It is the deadly poison, which eventually causes the death. In the case of small antelope such as Duiker or Steenbok, a couple of hours may elapse before death.

The San belief system generally observes the supremacy of one powerful god, while at the same time recognizing the presence of lesser gods along with their wives and children. Homage is also paid to the spirits of the deceased. Among some San, it is believed that working the soil is contrary to the world order established by the god.
The San eat both animal and vegetable. Their selection of food ranges from antelope, Zebra, porcupine, wild hare, Lion, Giraffe, fish, insects, tortoise, snakes, Hyena, eggs and wild honey. The meat is boiled or roasted on a fire.

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