‘Thokozani those who mock what they cannot comprehend’ — Dineo Ranaka slams ubungoma naysayers

Media personality Dineo Ranaka has weighed in on people who have a lot to say about ancestral calling without understanding the journey.

Taking to her Instagram timeline, the Kaya 959 DJ shared that people should do "what is good for their souls".  

“Umuntu ongakaze angene ephehlweni will have a lot to say about what they don’t know. Likewise a person who has never walked a day in your shoes will have tons of advice on how you should tie your laces. Live as you are guided. Do as you know is good for your soul. Thokozani modern sangomas, healers and those in the process of their own healing. Thokozani nonke with anxiety and lean to the calming cradle of spirituality for healing. Thokozani those who mock what they cannot comprehend.

“Thokozani modern day uncertified psychologists who get a great portion of their partial teachings from TikTok (hehehe yah neh), Thokozani nani Twitter psychologists and herbalists. Thokozani nina who are fascinated, intrigued and eager to understand and respect the journeys of others without judgment or disgust. May we all try to have fewer opinions over the fingerprints of others as they are all uniquely designed. The tongue has proven to be the downfall of many a man,” she wrote.

Khanyi Mbau had tongues wagging for her take on people undergoing initiation to become sangomas.

In a series of Instagram stories, The Wife actress said people were confusing anxiety with a calling.

Khanyi said anxiety and depression may induce hallucinations.

“Anxiety is wild. You will hear drums, I swear. Laugh it off. You are not alone. Just get magnesium and a bit of sun, B12 and have sea moss. That's the only sea you need.

“I am not attacking you. Just saving you money. Stop buying cows, chickens and goats. Instead of buying melatonin to help you sleep and to boost your serotonin so your mood is better. Magnesium tablets and lots of B12. You can be your own healer.”