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What Did The Shona Peoples Believe In Before Christianity?

Discover the fascinating spiritual world of the Shona people in this in-depth video, "What Did The Shona Peoples Believe In Before Christianity?". Before the arrival of missionaries, the Shona people of Zimbabwe had a rich cultural heritage deeply rooted in their spiritual beliefs. This video explores their faith in Mwari, the supreme creator, and how they communicated with ancestors, or vadzimu, for guidance and protection. Learn how sacred places like mountains, rivers, and forests played a vital role in their spirituality as homes to powerful spirits. We also dive into the importance of spirit mediums (masvikiro) who acted as messengers between Mwari, ancestors, and the people. Ceremonies like rain-making rituals and harvest festivals brought the community together to honor their traditions and show gratitude to their spiritual beings. More Lost Shona Customs VIDEOS Here:    • ARCHIVED   Perfect for Zimbabweans, Zimbabweans in the diaspora, and anyone intrigued by Shona culture, this video unpacks the unique beliefs that shaped the Shona way of life. Join us to uncover the hidden wisdom and stories behind one of Africa's most enduring spiritual systems. #shona beliefs #shona customs traditions #Shona culture #vadzimu #Mwari #spirit mediums Timestamps 00:00 Intro 03:39 Sacred Places 04:19 Spirit Mediums 05:43 Rain-Making Ceremonies 06:43 Spirits of Ancestors (Vadzimu) 07:55 Who Were These Vadzimu? 08:39 How Did The Shona People Show Respect To Vadzimu? 10:00 How Vadzimu Spoke To The Family 11:03 The Role of Vadzimu In The Family 12:14 Spirits of Nature 13:12 What Places Were Sacred? 13:42 Forests & Trees 15:40 Spirit Mediums & Sacred Places 16:06 Why Were Sacred Places Important? 19:10 Spirit Mediums (Masvikiro) 22:04 Ceremonies & Festivals 23:14 Harvest Festivals 23:43 Ceremonies for Funerals Shona Peoples History, Shona Traditions & Shona Proverbs Email: zvangu.shonacustoms@gmail.com