Wiseman Mncube SangomaShaka Zulu Actor Wiseman Mncube Reveals That He Is A Sangoma [Image: @wiseman_mncube/Instagram]

Shaka Zulu actor Wiseman Mncube has revealed that he was initiated to be a sangoma, but he keeps it low-key.

 

The Private Spiritual Journey

The actor disclosed that he embraced his calling to become a sangoma a while ago but prefers to keep his spiritual beliefs private as he considers them deeply personal. He said this at the fourth Ancestors Day celebration in Muldersdrift, West Rand, organised by Contralesa secretary-general Zolani Mkiva.

Reflecting on his calling, Wiseman expressed gratitude towards his ancestors for their guidance and protection throughout his life, acknowledging their role in shaping his path.

“It is a very emotional day for me looking back at where I came from and where I am today. If my ancestors had not been protecting and guiding me, I would not be here, alive on this earth. That is why when people gather and discuss spiritual topics, I will not engage much or argue. I know who I am and why I am here. I respect my ancestors.”

Wiseman turns to traditional rituals during challenging times, seeking solace and guidance in his shrine through prayer and communication with his ancestors.

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Wiseman Mncube Sangoma
Shaka Zulu Actor Wiseman Mncube Reveals That He Is A Sangoma [Image: Zimoja]

 

How Wiseman Mncube Accepted His Calling To Be A Sangoma

The actor narrated how he accepted his calling to be a sangoma and the impact it has had:

“I was a young man living my life; I never thought it would happen to me. I refused and ran from it, but I eventually couldn’t run away from it, so I went for initiation. I got revelations while ephehlweni (at initiation). I was able to do that and build my mom a house because I listened to the instructions from my ancestors. I also have a house here in Johannesburg through my ancestors.

“But you will never find me posting about my spirituality, but I know it is my ancestor feeding me and taking care of me. Even playing the role of UShaka is not just a job. It’s because I am called to honour those people.”

 

 

By Rumpel

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