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If you’re wondering how tarot cards work, basically, it is designed to be a one-to-one mirror of your reality. Each card represents a specific person, event, or energy, and as you select certain cards and lay them gently on a surface, you begin to understand the complexities of any situation. Right before your eyes, your entire narrative is illuminated through colors, characters, and symbols. In just a matter of seconds, tarot offers a window into your past, present, and future.
I had a one on one reading with master tarot reader Midred Awino.
My character unraveled before my own eyes.
It is interesting, it's controversial, it's spiritual. It is WOW!
Oduor Jagero speaks about his writing. Wobanda speaks about her editing. How Oduor writes. How Wobanda writes and edits.
We talk about whether a writer imposes their beliefs into their writing.
Women are good. So much love and care come from women. There is also a lot of online controversies, misunderstandings, and discussions around the place that women occupy in the society.
Onyango Otieno, an Afro-masculinity champion has been very much on the forefront on issues affecting women; specifically, he has been directing his opinions and beliefs to the men.
Now I have been to Rix's wall and something is pretty disturbing. That men don't comment on his posts (about women). On the other hand, it's a beehive of activity for women.
Rix says men go to his inbox instead. I don't believe him. I believe that men are not taking part in these conversations. And I have an idea; the women in these conversations don't entertain men and their opinions.
So I sat with Rix to chat around why women's issues are largely ignored by men.
Should men marry women who are older in age? Well, I am discussing this with David Aswani. We discuss if a man marrying an older woman is after something or love. I would love to know what your feelings are. Lets chat.
I have lived with pain for close to ten years. Omondi Ochuka has lived with pain a little bit more than that. Ochuka suffers from liver cancer and I suffer from Planta Fasciitis. In this episode, we talk about how to live with pain. What we take for pain. You can leave you comments about your pain or any other comment that you have.
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