Musings Of A Sanguine Christian Woman

Naturally, we are religious by nature, or there won't be Best-Sellers on book titles like "Why We Do What We Do" or something to that effect.

As much as we probe and ask why, in some aspects of life/society, we hardly do the same for ourselves as individuals.

We hardly question why we do what we do. Furthermore, we hardly question the origins of the "whys" behind our "whats" if they are ours or others.

The motive is always more important than the motion.

This and more forms the thread of the talk this episode.

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In this episode of #MovieMusings

I'm sharing the first part of my musings on the movie, "Queen of Jhansi".

I see movies as learning moments. This isn't about cinematography but the story as it was portrayed in the movie.

More on this to come. Have a listen and send me a voice note on what you think.

Peace.

This episode addresses "The Power of Perspective in Relationships"

The impact of thoughts and perceptions in human relationships and exploring how shifting perspectives can improve communication and connection.

The impact of different perspectives in human relationships and how understanding and embracing diverse perspectives can strengthen and deepen connections.

#perspectives #connections #relationships

Praise Jehovah!!!

This episode is about some ways I manage my health.

This episode addresses the similarities between the Bharat Sub-continent and the African Continent. In terms, of cultural practices that invaders took advantage to "sweep through" the continents.

It also talks about the lingering problems as well as the progress that has been made.

There is also a mention of African spirituality somewhere in this episode.

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Rumour has it on Twitter that Nigerian men are being banned or arrested from Kenya 🇰🇪 because Nigerian men are allegedly impregnating Kenyan women.

Rumour also has it that a few Kenyan women had come out to say, Nigerian men marry them and pamper them.

Considering this persecution over women, "ownership" had happened in South Africa too, and the S.A. women had nice things to say about Nigerian men, and then you will understand why I don't believe the claims of "impregnating" women.

Do you think these African men are going too far?

What do you think Kenyan women should do, especially if they speak differently from Kenyan authorities?

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The netizens are at it again. A woman is wears very revealing clothes, her man-friend is said to have embarrassed her in public.

Who's to blame?

Let's starts from where it began...

The man...

My initial reaction to a podcast Dr Umar Johnson was featured, which hiccupped when leadership and masculinity of black men in the community, was discussed.

The bros where just okay with being leaders as individuals and not as COMMUNITY LEADERS.

Why the leadership hoarding though?

Now that's a topic: Leadership Hoarding.

Listen and share what you think of this.

Oftentimes, men seem helpless as primary caregivers of their children. While some just don't want to be their children's "nanny." This episode is an appeal to encouragement to choose fatherhood and take it as they do their jobs. To take fatherhood with the same spirit, commitment, determination, courage, and patience they had with everything they have achieved, won, and succeeded.