Zookey Zarling

06/11/2026

People will succeed whether you like them or not. God is not Bob your Uncle!

05/11/2026

oh nge ANC kaGogo wami ...IDLOZI lePolitiki navele nalishaya ngoMKHONTO eKhezeteni...😭🥹🤣 ningibize mase niyoliphosoLwandle 🙌⚡

04/11/2026

Water supply: Isiziba

Sanitatation: Pit toilet

Road: TLB (you hire or own yours)

Education: Dreams and Visions (sometimes a lil help from bones. Stars. Moon. Sun. Rainbow. Thunder. Animals and trees)

Health System: Medicinal herbs and trees and roots in your yard and vegetable garden and multiplication of your animals....right down to using sawdust from wood to rid bad scent and deodarising pit toilets 😂

Housing: Most sustainable thus far and secure is proving to be rocks and they give a better foundation and more bullet proof against changing weather conditions

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If you are ever keen on advise on what NOT to do on living on wetlands and in mountains. Ask me. I have made all the expensive mistakes anyone unemployed should never make!!

But then my Greats think they employ me...and maybe they are right.

On other news...here is a reminder on Vimbela and their colour meanings for those writing exams...fighting for their jobs and those under attacks...nani ke enifuna ukujola Disemba...qinisani ukha-khayi boDali🤞😂😎💃

Of course you need more root cause treatment over and above vimbela!!

Vimbela is a Vaseline-based traditional medicine that can be smeared on the body for protection, pain release and energy balancing.

●YELLOW : Gives a direct connections to your ancestors, it clears your dreams and helps you to remember, gives peace of mind.

●WHITE: Brings back your fortune, creates physical connections and/or opportunities.

●Blue: Helps to reject negative spirits around you, it invigorate/refreshes the prayer spirit and can also repel sickness.

●BLACK: Chases evil spirits around you away, fight enemies and negative effects, removes weird dreams and gives better self clarity of such dreams.

Emakhosini.

03/11/2026

Vote for YOUR family and home and peace ...some basics we take for granted...basics that cause generational burdens when left unnoticed.

01/11/2026

kumanje khona abaphuza imali leKhansela abazi kahle ukuthi angeke baliVotele

01/11/2026

Sundays is for lovers....even if it means loving yourself or as luther said it "Love the one you with!....That's right...love the one you with!"

28/10/2026

28/10/2026

Forget the tigers eye that makes us see more accurately via our gemstones we find or jewelry you were ...works better if your third eye is always open.

Me as the Nyamsoro that I am says. Try fish eye...it will give you the mirror effect.

I know a lot of Mndzau people don't eat fish but as a Holistic Cultural Diplomat I say the best way to see someone is through fish eyes. 🤞🤣😌🥰

And all the Mndzau colleagues said? Ndauwe. Shewe. Ndamarai.

Sithokoze emakhosini amaCool kaCool

28/10/2026

oh yes. we heal with alcohol. She kept saying "Yonke insipho iyawasho kungcono if we cleansed her ngeJameson" which we did.

that is when her niece started hitting her back for attacking and being rude to us.

sengivala umkhokho wokudelelwa

she was forcing us to heal her. which I refused and reasons stated. I love money. but I choose how I use and get my monies.

ngiphethwe. angizilawuli.

two. in healing her niece. she was forcing us to take a child who can barely breathe in a shallow river to the Waterfall in the middle of heavy rains and a thunderstorm.

She later said she was performing so she gets my attention to heal her and why am I always so happy and peaceful with my Dlozi.

maybe coz I chose to be humble beyond humble and respect and honour boundaries and stick to my lane while daily understanding and growing to be the best ME I can Joyously become.

She was also pi**ed that my kids and patients refused to be taken on holiday with her money or to take her money that she was generously offering them to become like them.

I repeat. Ngivala umkhokha wokungadelelwa emakhosini.

Respectfully. The one Priest and leader settled peacefully with me and drove from Jozi after flying in from KZN over a piece of my land. He advised his congregation to respect me and asked them if abalisabi IZulu? we all laughed. And indeed it thundered and rained at that point.

Yena uChommie...this was the second attack on me and my calling and home. no More!!

Yebo isiphuma emaphoyiseni lendaba.

I am Gqwethakazi.