As I was driving behind the hearse, I felt the weight of tradition—and the unspoken boundary set by the departed. In African culture, funerals are sacred spaces governed by respect, protocol, and deep meaning. “Funeral Protocols: African Tradition ” is a firm reminder of the etiquette that preserves high respect the dead - Some lines are not meant to be crossed —and understanding them is more than courtesy; it is a duty.

Sometimes God doesn’t remove you to punish you—He removes you to protect you. Not every room is assigned to your next level, and not every space can handle the light He placed inside you. What feels like loss is often divine redirection. In this episode, we talk about recognizing when God is leading you out of familiar spaces so you can grow, heal, and shine where you’re truly meant to be.

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Parenting goes beyond providing—it’s about shaping hearts and character. In this episode, I talk about raising respectful kids, teaching them values that last, and guiding them with love, patience, and consistency. I also share why teaching kids to cook is more than a life skill—it builds responsibility, confidence, and independence from an early age. Real parenting conversations, real lessons, and real growth—one step at a time.

In this episode, I share a painful but powerful story of a husband who passed on, leaving behind a family torn apart by the fight over his property. What should have been a season of mourning became a battlefield of entitlement, silence, and misplaced responsibility. Through this story, we are reminded that not every role belongs to us, and not every burden should be carried into the next generation. I also speak on the importance of training our children early—teaching them values, boundaries, stewardship, and contentment—so they don’t grow up believing everything must be fought for or taken. This episode is a call to wisdom, order, and intentional parenting.

In today’s episode of The Chronicles of ShugaRose, I share a deeply personal story about discernment, boundaries, and truth. What happens when someone respected as a man of God crosses a line you never expected? This is my story—how deception came disguised as familiarity, how God opened my eyes, and how wisdom and faith helped me walk away before harm was done. It’s a reminder that titles don’t always reflect character, and that God is faithful to reveal what we cannot see on our own. This episode also carries an important lesson for couples: learn to settle misunderstandings between yourselves. Not every issue in a marriage or relationship should be shared with outsiders, and not everyone who listens has pure intentions toward your home. At the same time, it’s important to say this clearly—there are many good and genuine men of God who serve faithfully and honor boundaries. Discernment is key, not fear. If you’ve ever struggled with trusting the wrong person or ignoring inner warnings, this episode is for you. May this story encourage you to seek God’s guidance, protect your relationship, and trust divine wisdom—always. Watch, reflect, Subscribe and share if this blesses you🙏❤️ #goviral #marriage

In this episode, I use my life as a case in point. I share how waiting taught me to choose peace over pressure and growth over rushing. Coming into marriage at 40+ means I’m not just bringing love, but peace, spiritual stability, and maturity to the table. I talk about emotional healing, mental clarity, and allowing God to prepare me from the inside out. This episode is a reminder that marriage is better when you come whole—not hurried—and when faith, peace, and purpose lead the way.

This episode is drawn from my real-life experience.

A moment where help showed up—

but with sexual intentions I never prayed for. I also shared —how God opened my eyes, gave me discernment, and taught me to pray for helpers with clean hearts and clear boundaries.

We must continue to remember that -

Not everyone who offers assistance is sent with pure motives. Sometimes, the hands meant to lift you, carry desires that can

distract, delay, or even destroy destiny.

I HAVE LIVED IT!

I’ve seen how quickly gratitude can turn into discomfort, confusion, and spiritual battles.

May our Destiny Helpers not be Sexually Attracted to us🙏

- May they come without hidden desires, manipulation, or expectations—only in alignment with God’s purpose. Amen

This Episode is a raw and honest conversation about growing up with silent battles no one talks about. I kept a lot in my mind and almost lost myself in the process.

Through my experience as a girl child, I share how stress, peer pressure, and depression can find us at any age—how I opened up to my mom at the last minute and how inviting God into those heavy moments brought hope, healing, and peace.

This episode is for children, youths, and adults who have ever felt overwhelmed and are searching for strength beyond themselves. Whatever you are serving- Go ahead and serve it - For I KNOW that there's nothing GOD cannot do.

In this episode, I talk about choosing myself in rooms where it would’ve been easier to blend in. Times when peer pressure tried to tell me who to be, how to act, what to accept—but I didn’t let it rewrite my values. I didn’t always have the words, but I had conviction. I knew who I didn’t want to become, even before I fully knew who I was.

My Self Love Story is not about waking up confident every day. It’s about the quiet decisions I made when no one was clapping for me. It’s about learning to sit with myself, listen to my own voice, and trust it—especially when the world was loud with opinions, expectations, and pressure. This is my story of self-love growing slowly—through boundaries, through saying no, through standing alone sometimes and being okay with it.

It’s about honoring my pace, my faith, my softness, and my strength. A Self Love Story is me, Shuga Rose, choosing authenticity over approval—and discovering that loving myself was the bravest thing I ever did.

The Questions We Do Not Ask Our Children is a personal storytelling podcast told through my own memories of growing up as a young girl. It’s about the things I needed my mom to ask me but she didn’t and the questions no one thought to ask me— the worry, the shame and confused love I had at the time and how it made me feel, and how those moments quietly changed me. In this space, I return to those moments with honesty and vulnerability, not to accuse, but to understand. This podcast is a conversation with my younger self, and an invitation to adults not just to listen more carefully to the children in their lives. But also learn to ASK QUESTIONS. Because silence teaches lessons too—and some of them last a lifetime...