UKUZALWA UMBETHE INGUBO

UKUZALWA UMBETHE INGUBO | UKUZALWA WEMBETHWE ABADALA There is difference in ukuzalwa umbethe (born with a veil or cushion of fats). Ukuzalwa wembethwe (a child that is born carrying ancestral spirits) umbethwe abadala. Both these kids are gifted and are very lucky and healers. This child is born as a twin and is a very lucky child. In everything they do in life they have to phahla and ask from their ancestors. The parents have to take a piece of umhlwehlwe (the fats they born with) phahla with whenever the child is sick, or when they grow up going to school and university. Kuyacelwa edlozini. When you have such a child you have to perform a ceremony to thank the ancestors. If you don't do this the luck becomes bad luck later on in life when ancestral things are not done properly. This child is chosen by ancestors as a child who will be a light in the family. The ancestors are with this child, it can be oGogo or omkhulu or both. Sometimes a mother will dream of the child before they are conceived and even their name. The child will have dreams and visions of the family bloodline. The ancestors introduces themselves, use him or her to heal the bloodline. The child is always powerful and gifted with money, however, with great power comes challenges, being tasked with healing generational curse. How to perform the ancestral ceremony: A child born with a veil (ingubo), a goat needs to be slaughtered to thank the ancestors. Two goats are required if the veil is lost. The one goat is for thanking the ancestors and the other one to return the lost veil. The child born who is embethwe abadala or as a chosen one. The parents need to perform a ceremony where they slaughter a goat to thank the ancestors. It is very important to perform the ceremony. We find people struggling like there's spiritual curse when in fact such rituals are required to be performed then a person life becomes smooth after. Most mothers are not aware that they gave birth to gifted kids. It's always important to consult that's where most people discover their true identity and the kind of ancestors they walk with.