Tjo: Somizi Believes Ancestors Warn Peeps About Dodgy Partners
- Somizi Mhlongo has once again made another motivational post and this time it seems very close to home
- In the lengthy video, Somizi spoke about spirituality and his relationship with God and his ancestors
- Somizi suggested that ancestors are able to warn people and keep them away from those who have bad intentions for them
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Somizi has been very vocal about his life on social media. Although he has stayed mum about the state of his relationship, he has thrown enough hints for people to put two and two together.
In his latest motivational Instagram post, Somizi chatted about ancestors and how they watch over us. He made it clear that he does not worship ancestors, and only worships God.
Source: Instagram
He said that ancestors, instead, served to guide us through life.
What really stood out from his chat was when he mentioned that ancestors can warn people about the intentions of their partners.
“Growing up we realize why certain things do not happen, why we don’t get certain jobs, or why certain people we thought are going to be with us for a lifetime, either friends or relatives or partners, they leave us or we leave them.”
He continued:
“There is something that we take for granted, that your ancestors will fight your battles, they will guide you, protect you, enlighten and that happens when we lose certain people that we thought they are our rides or die because our ancestors see what we can’t see with our naked eye,…They see the plots, the connivingness, jealousy and hate that our so-called either friends or soulmates hide from us.”
He then called on people to be in tune with their spirituality so they can have a full understanding of these concepts.
Meanwhile Briefly News previously reported that Somizi recently raised some eyebrows when he said that he would find his next husband in Mthatha. The media personality was on a visit to the area to promote his work.
Obviously he enjoyed the reception he received because he revealed that his next hubby would be from that area.
In a short video shared on Instagram, Somizi revealed that he loved seeing the diversity in terms of sexual orientations. He also loved going out in the area. He urged his followers to start sewing their wedding clothes because he would definitely be picking a Mthatha man soon.
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