Evil vs Good

Many of our choices are between good and evil. The choices we make, however, determine to a large extent our happiness or our unhappiness, because we have to live with the consequences of our choices.
Lately I have come to realise that it doesn't take much for someone to get involved in evil doings/work. Sometimes the person may not even be aware that they have deviated from correct path because hey are blinded by the darkness and evil forces around them. I have also come to learn that some people will cross your path, befriend you and you innocently take them under your wing, mentoring and sharing sensitive/confidential information with them in the process. You know you have a good relation going but when evil strikes, its almost as if that relation /friendship never existed. 
Now if you are weak, you will easily fall prey to evil but if not then good for you! Evil attacks in different ways and it is entirely up to us to fight it at all costs. We cannot be weak, we must not ever succumb to evil ways just for temporary power and so called strength. Believe in yourself, your ancestors and the powers that they hold. Things may move slowly but that's how it normally is with abadala. In the end though, they will put you on that pedestal, bayokuphakamisa in a way that you nor I have ever imagined. There are no short cuts kulomkhakha! Okwethu is to persevere and press on doing good works so that lamandla akithi may be set free. Yes we all need money, but is that reason enough to set your yourself back just for temporary financial relief? 

Respect who you are and more importantly respect the spirits that live in you. Listen to them and heed their warnings because Good always prevails over Evil!

Bayede  

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  1. I have been reading a couple of your articles. I myself is going through this journey of connecting with my ancestors and unleashing the power within. And I must say most of what I have read from your articles I can relate and you just on point.
    Thank you for the blog, it has given me the insight and confirmation I needed.

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  2. Thank you for This blog. It is so insiteful and helpful

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