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Kelly Khumalo shares insights on spiritual and nurturing one’s gift

Multi-award-winning singer, reality TV star and sangoma, Kelly Khumalo, recently shared advice about how to nurture gifts and oneself spiritually.

The Empini singer took to her Instagram page to share a clip of herself enlightening more about gifts. “All gifts are an energy gifted to us (Devine Collective) to bring balance, order, positivity and abundance. Therefore it is pivotal to activate and align those gifts accordingly,” she penned.

According to the clip, Kelly shares important advice while at home. She greets and then touches on the spiritual change that is currently taking place.

“I hope you guys are doing okay. The energies are on a whole another level. I hope you are home resting and grounding and just staying positive. This change that is taking place is for your own good. It is not here to destroy you. It is just here to finish a cycle that was already on its end. Nothing to harm you,” she said.

The doting mother of three also clearly stated that spiritual beings are not the only ones who need to cleanse their gifts, but it is everyone’s responsibility to do so.

“All gifts are meant to be lifted and cleansed. I am not only speaking about prophets and sangomas or whatever, but every gift. Every gift was created to bring a positive change to a divine collective.

“Whether you are a singer, hairdresser or makeup artist, every gift is an energy that is here to bring order, abundance and positivity to the divine collective,” said Kelly.

 

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Not so long ago, the Asine singer announced the treatments she offers in her traditional huts.

 

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Also see: Kelly Khumalo warns of change in the universe – ‘Spend more time in nature’

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