Naturally Outspoken is a vocal platform by Nelma Karina Sumbe of Naturally Nelma LLC. where we dive into our spiritual journey to self-discovery, self -care and self-love in order to reach the highest and most beautiful level of being.

In today’s episode, I am joined by my beautiful neighbor and friend Oge, born and raised in Lagos, Nigeria she moved to Texas in 2004 and Houston in 2007 where she resides to the day and I am excited to open up the floor for us to talk about her journey as a spiritual African woman of the Diaspora and the steps she takes every day to be her most authentic and beautiful self.

· What is spirituality to you in your own words?

· When tapping into your spirituality as an individual, do you ever encounter resistance due to perceived judgment from others:

· How has your family played a part in the proximity or alienation of your original practiced religion?

· How do you believe your sexuality plays a role in your spirituality, do you believe they are connected?

· As you come into alignment with your divine feminine energy and power:

o  What tools do use and what energies do you draw from

o How do you keep your shadow self in check?

Post Interview Notes: Oge’s Words

· Spirituality is when one is more concerned about their human spirit verses. Material/ external things and being

· Resistance is usually met when I take on my: Yoga practices, smudging, digging deeper and having more questions and being super curious about the spirit

· Being raised born Baptist-Anglican-  then raised catholic and grew up Baptist up until her early 20’s she encountered her the need to look deeper in the midst of all the confusion.

“Goddess beauty is the extension but, in my core, sex is a passionate act most especially with a God-like man and through this act, you create such a beautiful experience” Oge spoke about tapping into her Inner Suadela a Greek Goddess of Seduction and how that energy allows her to navigate through everything.

“Catering to a god-like man makes me feels the most feminine. This is rare these days because so many masculine energies have emerged within women that we’ve forgotten that nourishing part of themselves so taping into that allows for more softness, but that energy is not for everyone” – Oge Dympna