About

This website is an unofficial source of information about Credo Mutwa, the most famous Zulu Sangoma in the world. It is run as a non-commercial site by Ramon Thomas, and Lloyd De Jongh.

My reason for putting this website together is to consolidate and compile all the information about Credo Mutwa I find from across the Internet into one place. I met baba Mutwa in April 2008 and have spoken to him every few months since 2003 on the telephone. After meeting him, his wife and fellow Sangoma, Sanusi Virginia Mutwa, gave me an autographed copy of their new book, Woman of Four Paths: The Strange Story of a Black Woman in South Africa.


Credo MutwaVusamazulu Credo Mutwa, born on 21 July 1921 in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa is a Zulu Sangoma (traditional healer) and High Sanusi. He is well known and respected for his work in nature conservation, and as an author of ground breaking books on African mythology and spiritual beliefs. Some of his work has led to him being seen as an outcast by fellow Sangoma’s or traditional healers, and even the larger African community in South Africa.

Early life

His father was a widower with three surviving children when he met his mother. His father was a builder and a Christian and his mother was a young Zulu girl. Caught between Catholic missionaries on one hand, and a stubborn old Zulu warrior, Credo’s maternal grandfather, his parents had no choice but to separate. Credo Mutwa was born out of wedlock which caused a great scandal in the village and his mother was thrown out by her father. Later she was taken in by one of her aunts.

He was subsequently raised by his father’s brother and was taken to the South Coast of Natal, near the northern bank of the Umkumazi River. He did not attend school until he was 14 years old. In 1935 his father found a building job in the old Transvaal province and the whole family relocated to where he was building. In 1937 he experienced a great shock and trauma when he was seized and sodomized by a gang of mineworkers outside a mine compound. After this he was ill for a long time.

Where Christian doctors had failed, his grandfather, a man whom his father despised as a heathen and demon worshipper, helped him back to health. At this point Credo began to question many of the things about his people the missionaries would have them believe. “Were we Africans really a race of primitives who possessed no knowledge at all before the white man came to Africa?” he asked himself. His grandfather instilled in him the belief that his illness was a sacred sign that he was to become a shaman, a healer. He underwent initiation from one of his grandfather’s daughters, young sangoma named Myrna.

Quote: Credo Mutwa: “I wish to appeal to the world. First, I am not a quack or a charlatan or a sensationalist. I am an old man who has seen much. I wish the world to know that there is a faint ray of hope that emanates from South Africa.”

This section contains a short autobiography of Credo Mutwa. It was originally published on a website which does not exist any more. As far as I can tell this is true in the sense of his philosophy and his vision.

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76 Comments so far

  1. Struan on January 19th, 2007

    Supreb topic. I do hope you get to meet Credo Mutwa face to face. In fact I am hoping (in my capacity as journalits) to seek his knowledge on the topic of Isaiah Shembe. Warm Regards from Durban

  2. Infinite on January 26th, 2007

    Yes,

    I know about Credo, from davidicke.com
    He is just an amazing person – from the intervwies, I’ve seen.

    I hope he is keeping well, he must be over 90, now

    Peace to All

  3. Ernie Boggs on January 28th, 2007

    I met Credo In 1991 I was sent by President Lucas Mangope to visit him. I have photos of him on my web site throwing the bones.

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  5. cleo dabelstein-vuckovic on March 28th, 2007

    Hello everybody,
    I’m searching for help about two questions I’ve got.
    In 1995 our spiritual healer from Croatia Mr. Ivica Prokic went to South Africa to search for one stone. Ivica was known by that time in Croatia as a spiritual healer and prophet. He went to the St.Lucia wetlands were he drowned in the Indian Ocean. In the video tape and the following book about this tragical event, the Croatians who were present, mention the saying of some South African people, that one “golden man” will come and bring them peace and health.
    Who knows about that?
    As well I would like to find out more about the lake St.Lucia, which is said to be a sacred place in the old days.
    You can contact me by e-mail at abu_cam297@yahoo.com
    I appreciate any kind of help in this matter.
    Kindly
    Cleo Dabelstein-Vuckovic

    PS: the work of Mr Ivica Prokic is carried on by Braco, who’s healing power is today stronger than ever. You can find out more about him at heilungundhilfe.com. Unfortunately is the site in German.

  6. andrew monkman on April 5th, 2007

    This may be of interest to you!!

  7. Phiwe on April 10th, 2007

    I read Indaba, My Children a few years ago with my sister after lending it from the Johannesburg public library. It was the most astonishing piece I have ever read. As a native who has never really been exposed to an indigenous historical record prior to reading it (history is always written by the victors), it left me completely bewildered, astonished, exhilarated and amazed – for the first time in my life i had a glimpse of Africa and my people in it as an inertactive commuinty rather than the xenophobes us South Africans have become infamous for.

    The way in which he writes and encapsulates perfectly the African oral tradition was superb.

    But prior to my reading that extraordinary volume, I came a cross the story of one Elizabeth Klarer (author of the book, Beyond the Light Barrier) – a Naval Intelligence Officer with the British Navy during WWII who, from the mid-50s, would have interactions with extraterrestrials and later have a child with an alien named Arkon from the solar system of Proxima Centauri.

    I am, though, trying urgently to find Credo Mutwa in conjuction with a spirtual event to be held at UNISA on Sunday April 15. I ahve been trying to get a hold of him for the past two weeks. I would greatly appreciate help in this regard.

  8. Jae on July 2nd, 2007

    To: #5 cleo dabelstein-vuckovic

    I am very much interested in your comment about “Mr. Ivica Prokic going to South Africa to search for one stone.” I live in Arizona and have many Hopi friends. You may find interesting their prophecy involving this stone… you can “search” for it in several ways… Hopi Sacred Tablets – Four Sacred Tablets. These or a combination of these will get you there. The four “stones” one of which went to Africa. Please look this information up. You will be hard pressed to find a picture of the stones but with enough searching you just may. Jae

  9. Jae on July 2nd, 2007

    To: cleo dabelstein-vuckovic

    I am very much interested in your comment about “Mr. Ivica Prokic going to South Africa to search for one stone.” I live in Arizona and have many Hopi friends. You may find interesting their prophecy involving this stone… you can “search” for it in several ways… Hopi Sacred Tablets – Four Sacred Tablets. These or a combination of these will get you there. The four “stones” one of which went to Africa. Please look this information up. You will be hard pressed to find a picture of the stones but with enough searching you just may. Jae

  10. Till the end of my days on September 9th, 2007

    Please tell Credo Mutwa that his poem, “A Pledge” is most beautiful.

    You should have this poem up on his website.

    “When kings are slain, and a pope is sent to hell,
    when on a marble slab..a murdered princess lies,
    a pale sacrifice to the beasts that rule the stars,

    When out of the sky a stricken warplane falls,
    trailing behind it long bridal veils of flame,
    as missiles rage and red hot cannon roar…

    When the battle tank briefly rules the blood drenched plains,
    an iron tyrant on another’s stolen throne…
    and it’s long cannon shatters the trembling skies with sound,

    When nameless soldiers die friendless and unknown,
    in Africa’s valleys or Kosovo’s snow-bound plains,
    and whole tribes perish of hunger, disease and war…

    When money is built into a jail to hold humankind
    and love has died and compassion is unknown…
    and lies become truth… and truth becomes a lie in a nameless city

    When, in streets who have no love,
    numberless children know hunger and abuse…
    In countless homes where brute force rules supreme,

    women have become blood-spattered slaves,
    strangers to love, healing and respect,
    strangers to the gentle and comforting word…

    Whose guilty shoulders must bear
    the heavy beam of crucifixion, all the ill we see?
    Whose quivering back must bear the barbed scourge?

    For all the evil and all the pain we have known friends
    my Earth this on Freemasons are there Weavers of lies, brewers of lies,
    who can strike at people with weapons of the night

    against which no armour and no shield can prevail.
    The written word is their poison-coated sword,
    the tinkeling coin their cull and crop of maize…

    Murderers of nations, Africa’s deadliest foes,
    I curse your footsteps wherever you may go,
    In whichever cave or dungheap you may hide,

    I curse you all…may Heaven blast your eyes.
    Tell Jabulon, the demon you call God,
    Nomabhunu’s son defies him to his face,

    I swear by the stones on my mother’s sacred grave,
    that as from this moment, I will fight you to the end.
    Against your kind, against your Masters too,

    I will not cease to raise the Sword of Light.
    For all you have done and all you have yet to do,
    I will fight you to the ending of my days…..”

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  12. Mickael on July 2nd, 2008

    Hi,
    I’m a french journalist and I would like to do a report about Sangoma for french TV. Could you tell me how to contact one of them? Or could you help me to contact Credo Mutwa?
    Thanks a lot
    Mickael Penverne

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  15. Thandokuhle Ntshangase on October 2nd, 2008

    Sanusi Credo Mutwa is very enlightened he predicted the fall of Former President Thabo Mbeki before his time in office and it has happen.
    We need to down load as much as possible information from this man before he goes.

  16. Ndodiphela Makiwane on October 10th, 2008

    In a country that boasts its democracy such as RSA it is sad that Vusamazulu is not regarded as a national treasure. In this country that he sees a glimer of hope in, has ousted him. Is this the reality for those who see the truth? This man is a national elder, he deserves better treatment. South Africa needs to listen.

  17. Thoks on October 15th, 2008

    Whats fascinates me most about Baba (Father) Credo Mutwa that very few people know of good work that he does and the intelligence that he has.. Apart from the books that he has written and snippets of articles written about him in magazines and newspapers, I so wish that the media will have courage to let the people hear this great man speak and sharing the knowledge he has before he leaves us knowledgeless…

  18. nthabiseng on October 20th, 2008

    I am amazed by this great man. back in 1999 he predicted the political turmoil in our contry. 11 yrs down the line the same things are happening the way he said they would.I have great respect for this man.

  19. phumu on October 21st, 2008

    i think Credo is an amazing old man, its very interesting to realize that he predicted some of the things that are happening currently i so wish to see him giving us a speech one day before he goes. i’m wondering why this man is not really know in our country

  20. Xolani Mrubata on October 24th, 2008

    I ‘d like to express my sincire appreciations and greats gratitudes to our great Honourable Credo Mutwa for he has done for AFRICA.Thank you TATA ENKOSI KAKHULU NGEMISEBENZI YAKHO.from XOLANI MRUBATA eGEORGE

  21. masakhe mbolambi on October 28th, 2008

    yonke into owawuyithethile iyenzeka.jonga kwenzeka ntoni ngoku eSouth Africa.Yanga inkosi uThixo akugcine enkosi no-can replace TATA yanga ungahlayela umoya wefuthe kulutsha lasemZantsi Africa.ENKOSI.from masekhe mbolambi eGeorge

  22. Vusi Mthambama on October 30th, 2008

    Mr Credo Mutwa is quite credulous with so much credit due to him. I read ‘Indaba my Children’ over three times and it just does not stop to amaze me. How great a book it is. I have kept a copy that will be passed from generation to generation in my family. I am trying to organise funds so I can do a movie on the book mentioned above, It requires millions of dollars but I am positive that it can be done. To u Baba u Mutwa: Ngifisa ukhule ukhokhobe, umdali na ba phansi bahla banawe.

  23. Xoli on November 13th, 2008

    i am a young Nguni woman.I am from a lineage of healers &rainmakers ,My mother’s father was a Sangoma and a healer and his wife my grandmother was a decedent of the Matopos rainmakers,i am not sure about my grandfathers lineage or where they were from.On my dad’s side my grandfather was a healer and a teacher and a pastor and his wife was from the balozwi rainmaker and their totem is apparently the great rock rain lizard,
    I am a tormented soul with abilities to feel things and emotion everything i feel by emotion.i say things in jest and get afraid because they happen at times i have never had visions but i can always dream of death’s and i have come to realize the symbolic dreams i have when there is a death ,some things are deja vu in my life.i feel lost i am not sure if i have a calling or not i have always felt i had to get in touch with utata u Credo Mutwa i also understand he went for his training in former Rhodesia and went underwater.
    Who am i ,
    its my everyday lamentation to know me,I have his deep welling of restlessnesses in me at times i think i should go for initiation. my own mother is a Sangoma and foretells things to people and can tell people things about themselves my mother transfers as a medium and i have this connection with the spirits that come through her.
    they refer to me as a GOGO but what is it that i should be.

    iam lost and i am very self destructive and have no peace,i cant find it i cant even have a relationship with a man

  24. tefo moremedi on November 28th, 2008

    i had the previlage to read indaba my children, an d also to interact with ntate Credo Mutwa And after listening to what he had to say it saddens me to learn that we Africans we are failing to protect the intelectual property of our artists. the fact that this book i refered to has been hijacked by the strange ones and that Credo has not received any royalties from his own work.

  25. Nono on December 2nd, 2008

    This is a great site… I would like to get in touch with Ntate Credo. I have read a lot about him and must say he is an incredible man. I am a firm believer of what’s true and he can certainly assist most of us to learn the truth and spread it. This is in terms of healing… These days it is hard to even recognise who is truthful and who isn’t. It’s a pity really that this great deed is being brought to shame. If anyone can assist me with Ntate Mutwa’s details please do.

  26. Milos Leubner on December 11th, 2008

    Xoli,my sister , I feel for you ! Don’t look back so much , we all are your family , and you ours! You dance as if no one is watching and love as if it’s never going to hurt , dance in the rain of your fathers !
    There are beautiful things all around us to see , to feel , suffering will not last for ever , dont feed it by giving it to much importance , laugh and love , there is much to much slavery in us , let the senseless fears go and breathe deeply in and out, and again , it is sweet !! Milos

  27. Rain Queen Mother on December 12th, 2008

    Yaani, I am a west african rain queen mother and I have visited credo two times, once after my first initiation but I want to write this message to Xoli, you definitely need initation and I am sure I can help you to open up your healing and rain power…. I will be visiting south africa early next year so you can get in contact with me at ancestorswork@myway.com

  28. margaux tenzin hayes on December 14th, 2008

    I feel that I am being called home and soon I will be going to SA mainly Capetown, My friend calls me a Sangoma, and others high priestess,
    I have asked for knowledge to serve my greatess good….I would like an audience with Baba Mutwa…I will be in the motherland the 2nd week of Febuary.

  29. nomsa on December 17th, 2008

    Baba Credo Mutwa I respect you so much and your ancestors u really inspired me, I am struggling to get a right teacher for initation if someone can assist me, its very tough know am unemployed and nothing is going right.

  30. derek on January 1st, 2009

    plz i need someones help this mane is to name me ..what does this mean plz plz my full name at birth is Derek Shanne Kenoyer-Knauer last is origin of name was changed while my fathers imagrated here from germany . what name could i possably have that would be diffaarant than my birth name ?

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  32. amanda on February 17th, 2009

    i’ve heard alot about credo, i think he has a great gift from God. i would like to meet him,how do i g about?

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  34. ??? on March 3rd, 2009

    sry i just know how to write my name in arabic :) ) anyway however my english not that good but i think i get the point. thanks

  35. Palesa Motlhabane on April 1st, 2009

    I have read about the predictions done by Ntate Credo Mutwa and I think he is a God given miracle to us and I so very much want to meet and talk to him. How do I get hold of him? I have so much that I want to share with him. Your assistance will be highly appreciated.

    Thanks

  36. Sifiso Thubane on May 4th, 2009

    I have read a few interviews and predictions by Baba Credo Mutwa, You are a blessing to our generation. Please drop me more of his predictions and interviews on ma e-mail. Live on Baba Credo Mutwa!

  37. angela howard on May 5th, 2009

    hello credo.i watched the reptilian agenda dvds and was fascinated with your wealth of knoeledge.thank goodness for people like yourself and david icke.my husband and son have also seen the dvds .

  38. 26 year old black man on May 11th, 2009

    May GOD BLESS you MR. Mutwa

    u have helped me put together things that I have been filling my mind and confusing me. I knew of many of the concepts you speak of but You put them in an understandable and clear order. I know I am not alone in the quest to know more. I have seen space craft here in COLORADO on several accounts. Black triangles, gold disks, and even strange clouds that have a mind of their own. I have been followed by craft with other people in my car while its happening. Strange Orbs entering and exiting the clouds would follow us also on more than one account. I have spotted craft in CALIFORNIA, UTAH, and COLORADO. All within the same 30 day period at the end of 2008.

    Now I know I’m not the only one going through this.

    Thank You

  39. Valerie on May 25th, 2009

    I am a white woman who lived in SA for over 40 years and loved the country and it’s people passionately. I first read Indaba My Children some 30 odd years ago. It gave me an insight without which I would never have understood the black culture of Africa. I try to read everything he writes and believe that every person living in Africa no matter what their colour, should read this man’s writings and listen to him carefully. Indeed, anyone in politics and dealing with Africa should read his work and perhaps gain a little more understanding of the African cultures. He is to be revered and respected by all.
    It would be an honour to meet such a man and his wife.

  40. Antonio Lisboa on May 30th, 2009

    Dear all,

    What a wonderfull place this site. I’ve just heard about Mr. Mutwa and trying to get some of his great humanitarian words to share with the people of my country, Brazil (the biggest country of Africa..:), because people really need to hear and learn that. I live in Amazon, work in a National Park full of living creatures, probably to stay far away from the ZeitGeist, from Imbulo, NWO, NAC, reptilians, vampires, coke-priests, televisions, and all the lie, alienation and hipocrisy.. but they are everywhere.. they are inside us, our loneliness, our ego-ism.

    Just singing, asking trees for falling fruits, feeling connected… that was geat! It’s good for me to meet people who feels the same. Inside us there are animals, we are nature, the planet thinking, making mistakes, choosing, hating, loving.. But that could not explain why so much hate, stupidity and violence in Earth… Our planet, Pacha Mama is much better than that.

    Now I understand… Yes, we are Nature, we are human nature as the planet became rocks, seas, clouds, baobabs, butterflies, frogs, jaguars and man, WE, the naked monkeys, so smilling, so said. WE, the planet learning, hoping, crying, dreaming.

    Thank You, Mr. Mutwa for making this planet more diverse, inteligent, libertarian, cosmic and planetarian!

    Um grande abraço do Brasil e da Amazonia!

    Viva MAMA ÁFRICA!

    Antonio.

    (I live next the boarder with Venezuela, and I’m surprised for what’s hapening there. If Credo come here, Chavez would put him on television live for the whole people for some wonderfull hours of freedom and love expression…)

  41. Nicole on June 23rd, 2009

    Hi,

    I know of that which Credo Mutra speaks. His poem is a true vison of the future and the truth of the past.

  42. Gabalemoge on July 21st, 2009

    Dumela Ntate Mutwa,

    Just wanna wish you a happy birthday, and thank you for the information that you have shared with us.

    Relebogile, Pula!!!

  43. delwin on August 20th, 2009

    we are really thankful for all the knowledge
    we wish to meet credo is he still alive and well
    thankyou.

  44. kaladhar mutwa on August 24th, 2009

    hi sir how r u? i have read about u. and filled proud. i m also” mutwa” living in bbAnni kutch gujarat India.

  45. Balani on August 26th, 2009

    Got hold of ‘Indaba My Children; from my rich bookstore(An array of stolen books laid accross the sidewalk of Soweto market in Lusaka!).This sirte seems to be the only informative source of info on the man, unless my internet conection is that bad. Please assist with suggestions of where i can get more info…

  46. aubrey on August 26th, 2009

    dear sir

    i am busy reading indaba my children written by this man.
    never in my life have i read such garbage,the time frames,the amount of people ingaged in all these so called wars, it would havebeen logisticlly impossible to undertake any of these so called wars.and the immortals leaves me dead cold.
    small wonder we have so many sick people in our society who beleive this hogwash.

  47. blue mcleary on August 27th, 2009

    I have met with Credo and Virgina since Sept. 911. I had the great pleasure and gift from God to be in their home on 911. I am an Africen American women who lives in the states and cares deeply for them. When I can I speak to others about Credo that I call the Dali Lama of Africa. I believe the world would be a better place if the people of Earthknew about Crdeo and Virgina.

  48. A Hall on September 3rd, 2009

    Credo needs to tell his stories to the world. If there is a reporter out there that actually cares? Time is running out for him.

  49. charles tutubala on September 14th, 2009

    my uncle spoke about him everytime when i was young,iam a student at vut, i wud love to spend a day with him

  50. Albert Mokopane on September 23rd, 2009

    I have always regarded Ntate Credo Mutwa highly. As a journalist and an African child, i would like to meet the old man. My wish is to meet him before he leaves this world. Unfortunately i dont know where he lives in South Africa. I listened to his interview on Motsweding FM two nights a go when he talked about how neglected he was and i was brought to tears!
    I live in Botswana and i hope any of you can lead me to the old. He is our African gift from God!

  51. Lady H on October 1st, 2009

    I would like to know what the titles of the other books are(aside from those listed on this website as I already own them)?

    Where can I find them?

    I believe Baba Mutwa has written at least 15.

    Please help

  52. Otlotleng Segolabeng on October 27th, 2009

    Hi all! Im a 22 year old Motswana from Libanon, Westonaria in the far west of Gauteng, South Africa, a engineering and related designs student at Vuselele FET College, Carletonville Campus and a researcher for Pioneer Productions, and slam poet from Afrikan Filosophaz.Im on a quest and i need answers to what is the purpose of existance.

    Can Ubaba Mutwa or anyone who has insight on such help me through my quest.

    I’d deeply appreciate it…(open for opinions)

  53. Nisa on November 11th, 2009

    Thank you Credo Mutwa for your important insights and experience. I am fascinated with your work. I am excited and angered about the terrible state of the world right now. These are some exciting times we live in. We must avoid tv and much of the media because it is a lie. Truth is stranger than fiction indeed. Thanks you Mr. Mutwa and continue to send out as much energy as you can to aid in our transformation. I hope you are living peacefully somewhere and enjoying your years.

  54. mia on November 20th, 2009

    we need to help the earth, the great mother to raise her vibration, thats the only way out. if all the electromagnetic forces of the earth is raised then those low-leveled backwards un-evolved beings will be smoked instantly. they won’t be able to survive it because they can’t ascend.

  55. Ernie O on November 24th, 2009

    The first step in the study of Ancient Wisdom is not the quest for knowledge, but the preparation of self to receive knowledge…
    Manly P. Hall

    There is no patent formula for the achievement of wisdom. All things grow and unfold…

    Ernie O has just left the building…

  56. Malucci on December 1st, 2009

    I heard from a friend aboput a particular South Africa whom in my search for intelligence in the Negroid race would support my quest. Fortunately this became a true source and a very much appreciated reference.

    Halala to a Biological-library with information documented and undocumented. Halala Shaman Credo Mutwa.

  57. Vivian Musukutwa on December 2nd, 2009

    Dear Bba Vusamazulu Credo Mutwa please I need your contact details either your telephone phone numbers, mobile phone numbers or email address. I need to get intouch with you as soon as possible. Please responding to my email address thus : vivianmusuku@yahoo.com

    Kind Regards,

    Vivian

  58. giuseppe saponara on December 9th, 2009

    Egregio sig. credo mutwua io e mia moglie sentiamo il bisogno di conoscerla personalmente , come possiamo fare ? sono disposto a tutto per incontrarla mi dica come posso fare , grazie e buona vita .

  59. Victoriano on December 15th, 2009

    i am just an ordinary man from Angola, and believe to be an open minded person who is now living at england. I just wonder if there’s any way i can get iniciated by his sucessor…..

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  61. kya on December 28th, 2009

    I and my friend have just learned of credo from David ickes documentary. We were astounded by Credo and his intelligence. I could feel his enlightenment through the computer. I am completely thankful for credo and how he opened my eyes and answered so many riddles of history. We have so many questions for him and wish to email him. Can you tell me how to get in contact with him?

  62. nte on February 25th, 2010

    i am truely touched by his work it is amazingly incredible.

  63. Jan Shook on March 4th, 2010

    We can & will help

  64. Teliwe on March 5th, 2010

    I was fortunate to spend an afternoon with Ntate Mutwa and Virginia in 2005. He was at the time recycling and melting aluminium cans and creating wonderous alien statues and other works of art out of them. Being in the couples' presence was enlivening, enlightening and invigorating. So glad to have found this site.

  65. Zinzi on March 6th, 2010

    hi, i am very interested in credo's history and the farm Vulindaba of which he speaks. Who is staying there and is it possible to lvisit the farm?

  66. fbfly on March 10th, 2010

    I understand. I, too, have abilities and know not the direction to take in this life. I have tried to be "normal," but realize that I am not to lead the life that many of my peers do. I have no advice, as I am also looking for guidance and answers. Sometimes it helps to know that you are not alone.

    Serenity to you…

  67. munch on March 29th, 2010

    ernie boggs the famous martial artist? you are 1 of the last men to see credo throw bones as I read. email me, you r a very interesting person. would love to hear your studies with credo, and stories

  68. DJaho on April 9th, 2010

    Everytime there is a situation in SA ,I refer back to his word.eg The murder of ET , The respond by our politician in SA

  69. OfHumanDescent on April 11th, 2010

    Credo, I pray you read this humble plea.

    You need to gather some young ones and teach them immediately the truths you carry within your heart. Not one, or two or three but at least a couple dozen.

    You are an old man and once you pass, much of your knowledge will be lost to all of us.

    Also, write, write, write, every day in every way write, write write, write write write down your knowledge. Please write all your thoughts, everything you were taught.

    Mother Earth needs you to leave us your wisdom.

    Humbly submitted.

  70. vstz on May 2nd, 2010

    we are awakening, we are evolving, even with all the difficulties and obstacles prevail. Do not give up, please. Frenquentar have dreams about love, peace and spiritually advanced people I see in these dreams, I wake up the dream and this time I can feel free, I can feel the universe and can feel fear, love, pain that exists in this world. My perception and sensitivity is increasing daily. We are evolving!

    Like me, many are wasted.

    you've done good for someone today?

  71. Thomas mhlotshane on May 13th, 2010

    i realy dont knw what to say about this amizin think that you did.you know you are the most person we nee in our life coz our generation is realy lost.i saw and heard the amzin think that you have pridicted,it ws the feast time to go to the your cultureal village and i was touched.may god keep you for us

    thnks

  72. PHILANI on May 17th, 2010

    It is more than the histoty it is more than readings but it is true african spirit, indaba gives the gist of african true meaning. I read the first book that called SONGS OF THE STARS written by ubaba Vusamazulu was inspired me and change my perception about Africa and the Bantu history, it encourages me to participate more in the community social services. I believe that if African child are fed by this kind of history its can be more different than what is happewning today. one day I believe that I myself push the words of baba and acts on it, I wish baba can still live more.

  73. ntsikeleli mbekisa on May 18th, 2010

    Thank you tata Mutwa, I pray that God keeps you for a very very long time.

  74. SteadyRecords on June 16th, 2010

    This is a poem from our upcoming publication titled Ankh Chi Tao, which is a collection of 156 poems and 156 author's comments, we seek to share some insights on the word "spirit", do enjoy the read and watch out for the book when it's finish.

    Unholy Breath
    Spiritus… Spirit… Spirituality

    In the dishonors of She hear the sad story brought to you by his patriotic glories Living the imposed lies from the stories of wars the egos of men brilliantly shines Sybils-Sybils, Sybil not many remember thee the Black Doves who lead the blinds They were the ones who read the stars & the dimensional walls their truths is for all Now she fall before the indo-europeans stood tall they eradicated thy mothers of us all To escape her sights in the chambers of delights they changed their breath to anti-life Insight, for them to reach great heights no longer do they appease the natural appetite

    As the fraternities grew evilly strong the de rigueur of men’s religion sweep the lands Abstaining from her lace the priestly order tighten the social brace and extol the fakes The leaders of men the modern Romans gain popularity by ways of the evil germ-men Forgetting divine proportion again the neo europeans explored the hole of no solution Now the global mental thoughts of humans are polluted because the Divine gates of enlightenment is muted, after lootings & shootings the black doves learn three things Her womb no longer belong to she, she is not equal to he & god took the place of We

    Divine Mothers of might the Deities of light & the nights held her as Majestic rights In rites of the land a woman & woman is super-natural while men & men r unnatural Under misdirection’s it’s easy for continual living in errors than changing corrections The straw-man power the society of heavenly fathers contracts of delusional cowards Amengansie on U its intended social genocide as humanity progress in degeneration His objections unlawful defense discharging her wills with predatorial due diligence Adjusting the orifice with mistranslations, notice of understanding and evil intentions

    Dubious papal illegal fiduciary feigned claims to life & bills of exchange demonstrate Tis broken trust of controlling the equities of the plantations & carols of prostitutions Watching the evil eye a magic of the blinds using twisted sigils of the masterminds
    In the beginning there was no god, in the beginning there was only she the supreme Beings of wisdom & hyper-sensitivitie now living the dreams within dreams a scheme Whose reality are we the pleasure of men are dictated by greed so they circumcise she
    Spirituality is dishonor on she the sad stories brought to you by his patriarchal glories

    Spiritus coined for elite social status by ancient criminals living homosexual religious
    Lacking her morals brilliantly he shines living imposed lies with war he kills the mind

    Ashia:- Hotep:-Muri
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  75. Nicholas Lee on June 20th, 2010

    When I first met Baba Credo Mutwa, we spoke, but on a very superficial level, and I became aware that he was doing what the people of South Africa so often do, which is to size up who they are talking to before anything really meaningful is said. When we were alone, and walking outside in the bush, he suddenly stopped, looked at me, and said 'Tell me doctor, why did you come to see me?' After a moment during which I groped for words, I simply said 'I came to learn'. 'Ah', he said, and suddenly the conversation changed and became very meaningful. Credo is one of those who has bridged the gap between the oral and written cultures by expressing African spiritual truths in the written idiom – an act that put his life in great danger from the traditionalists. All I know is that in spite of his humble surroundings, and the fact that he is greatly misunderstood by many people, I believe that he is one of the greatest spiritual leaders in the world today. Listen carefully to what he has to say, because it is the truth.

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