Sho’kwani

Love is both beautiful and rare. When you find it- treasure it, pride it, cherish it, or you risk suffering the pain of regret once you lose it.

Welcome to this episode of Sho’kwani as Melissa D explains the concept of happiness and how that we need to choose it, because it does not come from the possession of mere things and/or articles. Happiness is an interesting concept that we all ought to consciously choose to have. Hope you’ll find this presentation to be insightful and helpful.

Welcome Melissa D on Shokwani as She expounds on the issue of “regret”. It’s interesting to note that this issue affects all and sundry.

In the final episode Comfort Nkulukusa continues to expound on the notion of stoicism and how it relates with simplicity.

Comfort Nkulukusa continues to expound on the notion of stoicism and how it relates with simplicity.

On this Sho’kwani episode Comfort Nkulukusa expounds the philosophical idea of “stoicism” and how it relates with simplicity.

Ian Moombe gives an account on his life fraught with uncertainty and a myriad of challenges.

The old adage says: “strike while the iron is hot”... this expression holds true now than e’re before. Why you may wonder? Well simple. Opportunities have a window within which to be “realized” ; beyond which if not acted upon morph into sour memories of pain and regret. Take it from a Sho’kwani 🙈as this is to and of itself a telling and autobiographical expression; lucid portrayal of true events/reality . Thus, as it would be aptly expressed in Latin - “carpe diem”, meaning “cease the day”. Don’t linger; waste time; do it now ... scripture renders it succinctly: ... “today if you hear his voice, harden not your heart”.... This episode is fraught with meaning and relevance. Hope you find this episode to be insightful 😊👍.

Brokenness is a sad reality. And many employ a “smile” as a coping mechanism. What lays behind many a smile is a cry for help.

Do things happen without any strings attached ? Listen to this episode to learn more .