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@menelikneil7149

5 жыл бұрын

Have you heard of Rastafari groups in Jamaica and the Caribbean they have been wait g Ital before the west incorporate the word vegan in your Webster stop given European credit for shit the did not start west love blood and greens and anything natural this dude is a cocconot bet your wife is European. do your research fully b4 u make a statement like that Inddou people from Indian worship cow and are fully ital they don't eat anything that move if you go there and eat Burger like u western they would beat your ass bounty .

very happy To see that,i have expérience in new York and see how américan say bad thing about Africa! thank you😉. i from Mali that is my conthry, Africa is the root for all black pepole! Love😘

@Searchforuhuru

7 жыл бұрын

your welcome. i might go back to Mali this year

@vintageincentives1896

6 жыл бұрын

Search for Uhuru Hi I was wondering is there a reason why they are sitting up there on those rocks or is this like just a resting spot for them?

@vintageincentives1896

6 жыл бұрын

Search for Uhuru Oh and those boys are so handsome

@horizonafrica3258

4 жыл бұрын

Search For Uhuru , I’m here 3 years later. I hope you got the chance to return in Mali and I had the chance to visit the south. The Mande tradition. The griot villages. They have good music. By the way the one that was translating dogon to Bambara was struggling. The one from Bambara to english was good,. In the Dogons country they do have lot of guides for tourist In sangha and I’m sure some speak English. Many young dogons are very educated . They study hard and attend universities in the city.

@iamwhoiam9666

2 жыл бұрын

I get treated the same in the US . Even at my job. Black Americans treat me worse than the white. Folks have no authentic culture and if they see u being different then they start coming against u

“He plays game, smokes his pipe. He’s very happy. No stress.” 😂 Love it.

@ricdavid7476

Жыл бұрын

was he an elder? he had life sussed.

I am loving your journey. I am a child of the dogon and also the fon people in Dahomey. I love what you're doing. Salute.

@Searchforuhuru

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks and please share

Living 60 to 80 years old without European medicine sounds very good to me

@tannerlane9669

3 жыл бұрын

?

@tannerlane9669

3 жыл бұрын

You’d live longer than that without European Medicine

@luckyandrews.566

2 жыл бұрын

Actually you'd live a longer & healthier life if you practiced hygeine, nutrition and exercise Eating more fruits, veggies, berries, nuts grains and seeds-----

Dynast what an awesome experience to visit and interact with the Dogon. It's almost incomprehensible that many brothers and sisters in the states have not heard of this tribe and the knowledge they possess.

@lisascott1422

6 жыл бұрын

Rashun Barr You'd be surprised how much our people don't know about Africa, African Americans live in a bubble.

I exist bro, I'm a vegan and I'm a born African, I never left Africa and I never adopted it from the Europeans, I on my own became adware of it and its not because I can't afford meat but I saw the need for it. If you wanna meet me I can hook u up and see for your self. African eats meat traditionally and they don't have such concept but for me in my experience for growth I have come to that realization of not eating meat on my own believe and not even tagging it vegetarian or vegan, its just that that's the word one can use to describe the practice because its already known by many. If you ask me I wouldn't say I'm a vegan but I simply just don't eat meat for a reason known to me and also believed by others who say they are vegetarians and vegans.

@windysoulflows

5 жыл бұрын

VB Formless Hi, What part of Africa? And does your family eat meat? Are you the only one that you know?

@Ehadassa62

5 жыл бұрын

I am happy to see your comment, with milk and eggs, there is no need to kill a living being...I believe God is guiding you onto the right path...

@missqt48

3 жыл бұрын

My grandmother, who I met twice in my life, once too young to remember and second time, aged 18. Revealed to us (her grandchildren living in the west) about her diet. Although she wasn’t vegan vegan she refused to eat animal. Even more interesting she never ate fried foods (which is now believe was introduced to us by the colonisers) all boiled or steamed or ate raw. She was a pan African. She refused to visit the cities towns after M’zungu showed up. She only lived in her village and neighbouring country villages. She died at 93 years old from a leg injury (cow kicking her while she worked in the field) after refusing to be taken to the hospital. If it wasn’t for that cow injury I’m sure she’ll be alive because her body structure had no hunchback and she walked with no aid, so much so she worked in her own fields. Rest in Peace Ambuya Mayani 💔

@Mragdoll

3 жыл бұрын

@@missqt48 one love to you and your queen grandma.💛

@missqt48

3 жыл бұрын

@@Mragdoll thank you brother 🙏🏾

Sorry, but my mind went beyond the vegetarian topic of this video into the realm of these children are so blessed because Life Doesn't get much better than to be able to sit up in the mountains under the protection and guidance of Grandpa while learning Mancala and about the history of your people just beautiful. peace

@airheadgoddess2985

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I wish I was one of those children.

Uhuru Africa looks so quiet and peaceful. Love the villages the simplicity of life the animals the people their way of life their hospitality. Reminds me of deep rural Jamaica where people like us are so kind and hospitable. Keep up good work.

this work sets u apart from many others at the forefront of our movement

@Searchforuhuru

7 жыл бұрын

thank you and please share

Veganism is ancient like the beginning of time, if you believe in creation. In creation, the diet was plant based. Eating meat came after "the fall." The 1st documented man ate meat out of survival. Meat shouldnt be consumed everyday, but during specia holidays.l Regardless of where veganism originates, our bodies age better on a mostly plant based diet.

@izarawanjiru

3 жыл бұрын

Well said Tamela Anderson 🦋

@Mragdoll

3 жыл бұрын

even egyptians did ate meat but mostly on special occasions ...it was religious celebrations. they did not have it everyday

@meditationatdawn7886

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly :) Facts 0n Facts

You're right! West Afrikans are NOT vegetarians. In East Afrika, particularly in Ethiopia, there are more vegetarians. And vegetarianism is strictly western, but you'll find vegetarians in some places in Afrika. I am a vegetarian/vegan - here in Amerikkka because of health. I have actually become a food minimalist because I don't trust the foods here. When I'm in Afrika, I had to eat meat and realize that my vegetarianism is going to end when I move to Afrika. Foods are definitely much healthier and fresher in the indigenous areas more than the cities but in Afrika on a whole. Dogon country is sooo beautiful! I can't wait to go there.

@jahfreep

4 жыл бұрын

Iya 'Fasade I have. Friend who has been in Ghana for 8+ years and is a vegan. He’s been a vegan for over 30 years and he would opposed to your belief that you can’t be a vegan in Africa. Matter of fact, he would suggest it’s easier because of the vegetables, beans and fruits that they have there.

@ghanadan5659

4 жыл бұрын

Me and my family haven't had an issue being vegan anywhere in Africa and I know many vegan Africans been vegans for decades

@tannerlane9669

Жыл бұрын

All of them were pre colonialism, post colonialism now they do ….. Stop just saying things to make yourself feel better

Thank you Dynast, your work is amazing, and I pray you get your own show on a major network

@Searchforuhuru

7 жыл бұрын

i received that

@erwinntakirutinka837

7 жыл бұрын

Straight up!

My mom visited the Dogons 6 or 7 times in the early 80's. Even met with their then President. Started a small karité lotion business to help them out. And an association so they could come and study in Canada...

@AI-mo6tx

Жыл бұрын

Blessings to your family 🤲🏾

We are a peaceful people you can see and feel it in your soul, when you see this video. The Dogons concept of God (Amma) and the story of creation and there knowledge of the cosmos is wisdom. I am so happy to learn about our ancestors from the motherland, beautiful video 🌅

such a peaceful vibe there....

@Searchforuhuru

7 жыл бұрын

It is

The real descendant of kemet .

@yenwuraaku8562

5 жыл бұрын

akan people as well

4 жыл бұрын

Dogon, Serer, Yorouba, Mende, etc. ---------> namely, West/Central/South/East Afrikans have lived within The Nile Valley.

I am glad this is not another white documentary on people who can speak for themselves.

not being able to eat meat raw is the first indicator that meat eating wasn't the original way. while mother earth was producing food that don't req fire. meat eating was adopted. i also believe that ancient african history was lost with movement and time. oral tradition can be destroyed easily.

Wayment. The interpreter is beautiful. Ok. I am trying to focus.

@ColdasIcePrincezz

6 жыл бұрын

i love his smile

Thank you my young brother for sharing your journey with us!

Dynast Amir_ At :40 The upper right hand corner of the mountain_ Eye see an image of a Lion's head and face _ my Spirit Guied is telling me this is a good Ancestral Sign_ for my up coming International Quest! Thank you

As far as I can tell, veganism is a concept that came from India. It is inspect of their traditional spiritual practices, had nothing to do so much with any concept of health. Americans and Europeans grabbed on to it in the 20th century and then made it into this whole other thing which took it out of context.... just like they've done with yoga. I do believe that going organic is a good idea though for the sake of health, but I'm not going to kill myself over it. I was a vegan for many years. I had to stop because traveling... It was impossible a lot of the time to find anything to eat. I don't do most red meat, but I do eat chicken and fish. I don't really have the taste for beef anymore and it feels heavy and greasy in my stomach. I just roll with what my body likes.

@Chizstarz86

7 жыл бұрын

Perhaps to be a vegetarian or veganism Is a concept from ancient africa rather than modern africa

@TRUTHTEACHER2007

7 жыл бұрын

Out of necessity perhaps, but not as a philosophical or spiritual practice. Personally, I think if that's what anyone wants to do fine. They don't need to try to pass it off as traditionally African.

@Chizstarz86

7 жыл бұрын

True, as a necessity sounds practical, like realistic.

@TheApostolicAnointng

6 жыл бұрын

TRUTHTEACHER2007 🙏🏾thank you for the info.

@arnetrahughes2277

6 жыл бұрын

Why eat animals when you were placed in the garden of Eden? Fruits and vegetables were available constantly. You only have to ear animals when plant based foods are scarce

Very informative, Thank You ✌🏿

Hello Dynast! Love your videos! You're doing a terrific job! Keep up the good work! Love you!

My bother has a nice smile..W are good looking people..

@arnetrahughes2277

6 жыл бұрын

Nekashee Matumizi amen

Thanks 🙏🏾 for taking us all to your country Nigeria 🇳🇬 Prince 👑 Dynasty Amir your awesome 👏🏾

I hope that you will bring gifts to this community that you visit.

@Searchforuhuru

5 жыл бұрын

I do

I learned about the tribe of dogon during the 1970’s from the writing of a French anthropologist. Since then I have follow the stories. You have done great work. I know the travel is expensive and time consuming. Thank you for the great work.

Beautiful Village, Thanks for sharing these videos my Brother. #JAHBless

This is beautiful. Thank you

Thank you tremendously

Cannot wait to visit the Dogon people.

I wouldn't be gone for a while and ended up having to have a blood transfusion and lost most of my hair even with the use of multiple daily supplements as a result I'm no longer vegan and eat some meat however when I went vegan I lost 60 pounds without working out one time

Why is that you can find the native ancestor peoples in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Australasia but you'll never find the native/indigenous peoples still living in any part of european cultures??? where did they vanish too??

@renegade2318

6 жыл бұрын

Scribe what kind of stupid question is that?

@scribe3770

6 жыл бұрын

well where are they then? where are your ancestors?

@scribe3770

6 жыл бұрын

it's not a stupid question!!! you've obviously misunderstood my point.... if I go trekking into the deepest forests in south America, Australia or Africa I'll bet I'll still find native peoples practicing ancient ancestral traditions....you don't find the same practices by authentic indigenous tribes people in the British isles????? Where are they????

@selendriamuganogo7077

6 жыл бұрын

Scribe I never thought about that until I came across your comment... That's a good point... I'm gonna Google that lol

@thebridge5483

6 жыл бұрын

Scribe yeah seriously where the hell are they? I have never seen them

Woowww what an amazing video!! So informative!

@Searchforuhuru

6 жыл бұрын

You are welcome and please share the info.

Great work my brother, its nice to hear from the source that veganism is a European concept. Africans In the west love to paint pictures of what the content is by spreading mis information. There is no vegan or strict vegetarian traditional group in Africa period, we have always been a balanced society that has a healthy relationship with life and death. We understand that something die for something to live and that everything is balanced.

I so admire you as a brother. I wish I have a husband like you one day that can share your knowledge and journey with me. I am so proud and happy for you.

Good information to know.

Love all the Videos 👍 brother leaning a lot keep up the good work

Thank you for searching for the truth and posting

Thanks! Always knew that Africans ate meat. Hunting has always been a part of their culture.

@iamwhoiam9666

2 жыл бұрын

Yes we eat meat but not a two weeks old chicken looking like a horse.

I am African and we eat a lot of meat. Visit Botswana, we have meat festivals

So cool!

Thanks for your wonderful work all over Africa. I'm Luo from Kenya but i live and work in Switzerland. Good job brother, continue educating people and creating awareness about the real Africa. Will check you out in facebook and i'll also share info whenever necessary. "Mungu abariki Afrika"

@Searchforuhuru

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you brotha and please share

Great Video very informative

The Most common sense things to do, is to listen to our body, it will most definitely gives the signals signals when something is not right no matter what you’re eating. Thank you, it is so awesome to know how our culture lives in African.

Happy to find you

I'll be honest I am Native American (Navajo), if you blindfolded me and dropped me off and took them off. I would think I was back on the reservation, the enviroment and the buildings matches too perfectly.

@melanierobinson4152

Жыл бұрын

That's amazing!

Very good info

New subscriber here. Love your videos!

People in Africa generally eat much healthier, more organoc food. I chose to move from the city to my home village because I could not handle the pollution and the stress. Some food we eat: Non gmo beef,goat,sheep, game meat, millet, sourghum, bean plant leaves.

How can I meet the one in this video who is Dogon? The one who speaks Dogon and English fluently and is from the Dogon village? It would be an honor to speak with him.

enjoying your recordings brotha - love to the people - churr

Thank you. 🇺🇸🌹💯❤️✈️📚🌈🌸🌺😇

There are a sect of people in Nigeria called Dada that are vegetarian.

@livebreatheeatfitnessco.4146

2 жыл бұрын

It’s a really intelligent concept.Don’t eat anything dead 🧠 🇳🇬 we in here 💪🏾

Excellent Excellent Knowledge.....but can somebody please call and tell EDDIE LAVERT that his 1st cousin is a Translator in Dogon Country.....!! i think i would have fainted if while walking up or back down the mountain the Translator (Eddie Lavert lookalike) had started actually singing or playing the song on a BoomBox cassette or The KZread Video of O'Jays Live Soul Train Performance 'STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN or FAMILY REUNION or WAKE UP EVERYBODY by Harold Melvin or something by FELA......that would have been a wonderful yet seriously unexpected surprise and very creative touch...LOL, maybe i'm thinking too much. peace and love Global Black Family

You got some interesting insights there nice work bro 🌟

Its time for Africa to used their ancients knowledge to built their society and improve the live being of the people that will reduce people changing their spiritual believe and worship Western god.

😂😂😂😂😂 we dont have money to buy things with chemicals lol

❤️❤️❤️❤️YOUR VIDEOS & TRAVELS SEEKING TRUTH!!👍🏽👍🏽🤗🤗🤗💋

there is no trash.

@thebridge5483

6 жыл бұрын

jrae yep clean

Next time you going to Mali 🇲🇱 let me know we fly there together bro I’m from Mali 🇲🇱 based in Thailand 🇹🇭 there is a lot of amazing places you need to visit in the country #Respect 🙏🏾🤗🤗

I watched most of your videos! As an initiated (ONE-Africa) Isralite I honestly appreciate your documentated work. Just to admonish you my fellow Adamite/African there are two ways to look at the Bible, Organically (Adamic perspective) or GMO (European perspective). ONE-AFRICA ONE-LOVE!!!

As an African in diaspora (in America), I have chosen veganism (along with carbohydrate, sodium & sugar restriction in my diet) for health reasons. As you so appropriately pointed out, lots of chemicals tend to be added to the foods here in America. Thus, I have decided to consume (natural/chemical-free) foods that more easily cycle through my body while rendering the greatest amount of nutrients. May the Creator bless you my brother; and may Creator Energize and Empower Africa and Africans throughout the earth!

My first time learning of the Dogon people and I'm intrigued 💫✨ better late than never- awakening!

@gsheverything_2716

6 жыл бұрын

Create, Share And Give yes Sister

@horizonafrica3258

4 жыл бұрын

Check out the dogons and Sirius. Or the dogon cosmogony.

the Guide was speaking BAMBARA he is for sure from Mali .

@azaniabantu

4 жыл бұрын

Dogons are sunni arabs that came from KINGDOM of soghay

Yeah ... but native Africans aren't listed among the healthiest and longest living humans in the world. Rather than debate ... respect the innate wisdom and design of the human body. Try both styles of eating ... and let your body tell you what it prefers. You will feel the difference ... see the difference if you try each way of eating long enough (months ... years). At the cellular level ... the body only uses the minerals, vitamins, enzymes, etc. as food. Meat, fruits, veg ... even water and air ... are just the "package" that minerals, etc. come in. The form doesn't matter .... except that some "packages" are harder on the body ... when it comes to extraction of nutrients. Meat and oils/fats are the hardest to digest & assimilate (about 12 hours), followed by starches (about 5 hours), then green veg (about 5 hours) and then fruit (about 2 hours). You can choose to make the body work harder to extract nutrients ... or not. Your choice. But more "wear & tear" on the body over the years means a faster rate of breakdown and aging ... due acid waste created from digestion. We each will make our own choice ... and learn to live with the results. Either way you choose ... you are betting your life on it.

@dannyn4768

5 жыл бұрын

the human DNA is not coded to generate, on it's own, at least 8 essential amino acids and that is a scientific fact whereas gorillas do. therefore, and it takes large consumption of vegetation to get correct caloric value. therefore, sometimes the simple wisdom is better.... the point is, to eat vegan requires science if u want to do it right. it is not as simple as vitamins, minerals, etc.... that is a promulgated lie. and as a matter of fact, the Japanese tend to live the longest and it is with large consumption of seafood and vegetation

@DanielJones-sx8qz

5 жыл бұрын

How about people only talk about there own experience in life and relate that to people instead of forcing opinions on other people

@datdon1

5 жыл бұрын

Because premature death brings down the average lifespans, if listening to your body was a reliable way of living drug addicts wouldnt exist

@datdon1

5 жыл бұрын

Danny N yeah except its not scientific fact because its literally a theory that has never been proven true or observed in real life, really wish ignorant people would stay quiet.

@Neon12J

Жыл бұрын

Tell me what fruits and vegetables contain fat soluble vitamins? Heme-iron? Vit A retinol? A balanced diet is key for longevity.

i started out vegan in america because of the nasty process foods there. i am in ghana and still continue vegan because of my history of american foods on the mind and body that are exremely dangerous and fatal at times. thank you though for this valuable info.... who knows maybe i will start eating meat here

@Searchforuhuru

5 жыл бұрын

For now the meat in Ghana is clean and fresh, just stay away from Shoprite

Veganism don’t exist NOW in Africa but BEFORE the invasion that WAS our way of life😐 Vegetarian are very common in other cultures like India & Tibet😐

jrae said “ there is no trash”. I throw out one HUGE green plastic bag of trash a week. I don’t know how I make so much of it. There are many things they are without but the very first thing that came to me 3 minutes into watching this is there is no dumb T.V. invading there thought waves.

I don't think anyone said vegan was a African concept. I only heard that meat is not good for the body especially a black body. It is already proven that a plant based diet is heathtier. Hinduism n Buddhism has a vegetarian based so it would be more eatern than European. Africans themselves don't have a long lifespan so I wouldn't eat what they eat in general. Mali average lifespan is 58years

@TrenchDwellerFBA

5 жыл бұрын

You’re not taking history into account and the fact that they don’t have a proper healthcare system and sanitation in a third world country isn’t ideal. I thought someone with a brain could understand this. For example in 1918 in America the average life expectancy was 42 years old. You really need to read a book.

@jeremiahwoodsi4202

5 жыл бұрын

I feel you it is documented that India have been vegan for years with laws that prohibit you from killing animals but the European fucked up African history so bad you have to personally know Africans who have a veggie diet and I know plenty of them but yes Massai and the other one you mentioned do eat redmeat which like you said is bad for black folks

What was the name of the grain or herb he was talking about....I think it was spelled pongon??

@emprezzmadonna3312

6 жыл бұрын

AliDeville78 Yup Pongon

@ANGELJohnson911

3 жыл бұрын

@emprezz madonna your comment did not help at all. Smh. Yea we know it's spelled Pongon - but what is the name of it in English.

Nice video

dope!

is that a Mancala board they have there? Again DynastAmir showing stellar word indeed!!!

@Searchforuhuru

7 жыл бұрын

the game they were playing?

@personkid21

7 жыл бұрын

@15:00 looks like a mancala board. One of my favorite games

@maudlynmaginley9385

5 жыл бұрын

We play that game in Antigua. We call it worri

Very good video and yes veganism is not our concept 👍

The Difference between Africa and the West is Africa don't eat only meat, or big meat eaters like America. Africa eat in Variety, meat, Veggies, and Starch (in Combination).

ask the dogons do they believe in the Bible and who are the people in the Bible that they're referring too

Thanks Dynast I have been a vegetarian for 6yrs. and I don't just feel better and I have a stronger since of smell. The future is no one will eat meat and live on the 5dimension and I don't judge anyone for how they eat my wife and children consume a lot of flesh. Whether anyone can except the changes that are coming to mother Earth or not change is coming. We Earthlings on planet Earth have received a dispensation by the prime creator we are going from the 3dimension to the 5dimension a much lighter vibration and the consumption of animal flesh is to heavy for this new dimensional shift. Please don't be angry with me for the info I have sent to your channel because I really love your channel and I am your brother who loves you.

Its interesting to see how they have the same things that we have, in terms how they identify the clans and the names of the spiritual leaders. Now, I know the name for the men which is Hougan, but what is the name for their women? We have both Hougans and Manbos that represent the masculine and feminine aspects of the divine black order. Uhuru, how did you find that guide?

Our ancestors did not eat flesh. They are new age dogons. That's why they dont live as long.

Not every single thing out of Africa is right. Many Rastas say "don't kill"...and, I agree.

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If you want these important and unique Dogon people to survive we must consider arming them with the best and latest weapons to fight against the Islamist fulani Terrorists now.

there are peoples who don't eat meat but it's for a spiritual purpose , the are close to what we could priest

Please tell this guy that Africa is the place of Vegetables What Peopel Shoul know about Africa is that Africa is not just a Country but an Continent whit all most 54 difrent Tribes . Now Country like Mali ,Senegal ,Burkina faso , Niger , Guinea , Chad ect.... Are the Deserts land . And as we all know its not so eazy to have Vegetabls in the Desert area as well the only food that Can be so ezay to fund in Meat and Milk ..... The other Africa Countrys some like Codivoire , Ghana , Ethopia, Cameroon , Benin Republic , Togo , Congo , Not even talk about Countrys like Zimbabwe , South Africa , i can,t even say all But trust me all this Country eating more Vegetabls than Meat So Africa is Bigger than what we think

@debbiemarcum7488

5 жыл бұрын

Congo is Edom....

@koowanaasodangaataa8408

5 жыл бұрын

@@debbiemarcum7488 what is the mean of Congo is Edom please?

My brother you need to write a book, let me know when you do and I'll get myself one.

No pollution there..I'd love to visit there one day

I am finding that as I honor nonmaterialism there is always still the desire to acquire something buying is how we are used to achieving this task. Since the exposure of Trash Island, I personally am trying to respect "my square foot". I have reduced my use of prepackaged items, reduced the sugar isles, and no longer buy frozen. The can goods I purchase are for "Armageddon" lol. I actually decided today as of Sept. 1st I am going to drop sugar for one month. I know I will feel the difference. I am giving that to me for my 63rd birthday on the 16th. I know a bakery that makes chocolate out of avocados, I am going to have one of those desserts. Birthdays are always more like New Years as I have gotten older. so this next year off the sugar and continue to reduce animal proteins. I believe quitting smoking was the hardest thing I have ever given up, did that a long time ago but the oral fixation is still there. I'm just going to blame that on these anotomical bodies we have here.

You see that game! The Europeans stole that concept and its game in America.

Wow, this is great. The only time I've seen the Dogon is on National Geographic type stuff. This is better.

@Searchforuhuru

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you and please check out the other Dogon videos on my page and please share.

When are you going to Congo Kinshasa in the provincie Kivu to Babembe trube?

@Searchforuhuru

7 жыл бұрын

Im going to Congo to visit the Bakuba tribe and the Chokwe

@etonabintu

7 жыл бұрын

Search for Uhuru wauw that nice brother i am happy to see that you want to know our african cultuur one love brother and God bless you

@Searchforuhuru

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you love and please share the videos

oooh they playing manchala

Brother, I love this channel. Please keep up your work. Peace be with you Akhi.

@Searchforuhuru

7 жыл бұрын

thank you and please share

20:57 That game, we call it Morabaraba in Setswana (South Africa). It challenges your mathematical & tactical skills.

@azaniabantu

4 жыл бұрын

Yes it is in bantu accent of southern African

very intersting, this really makes me wonder about our origins. I always thought that humans started out as vegans, and then figured out how to use meat. Veganism works for me anyway. Great video Dynast

@TRUTHTEACHER2007

7 жыл бұрын

Considering all the hormones and pesticides in the meat these days it's probably not a bad idea. But traditionally, it wasn't from anywhere in Africa I know of. But the thing is, the meat was organic and there were also a lot of plant foods as well, so there was a balance.

@TRUTHTEACHER2007

7 жыл бұрын

***** I think they have certain days they fast or abstain from meat but it's not a dietary custom per say.

I don't think they're right on that about veggetarian being a euroupean thing. So, if you keep seeking you're going to get the answer my bro for they are many Africans out there to inform you on that...

they are part of mandé I'm a mandenka

I am a American Indian (thats what we call ourselves only liberals call me native American) I tried to be vegetarian then vegan I got so sick. I do follow Americans on their tre nd in food,