Musings Of A Sanguine Christian Woman

In this episode we dive into the relatable themes in the South-Indian movie "Bigil". A movie that is dedicated to all women. Highlighting the men, the society and the challenges that shape their lives.

What politics reveals about the American Church

This highlights the ways the features and lifestyle of Caucasians are being imposed on other cultures both externally and internally.

Reading Genesis 1 in Yorùbá

To address the unnecessary pressure and the pretense.

Addressing those who band with bullies against Black people

Socio-cutural biases have flowed into the socio-political and now it's a...

Lessons from the Chinese Drama "Secret of the Three Kingdoms".

Some things you need to know about Christianity and African religion.

In response to all Christianity has been accused of.

It's sadly noticeable that in South India that has a more richly hued populace, the female leads of their movies are mostly less melanated. Even colorism is there too!

This episode is a movie musing of "ISOKEN" the movie.

The virtuous woman seems to have become the "golden image" held up for women to bow to, or be banished from the committee of women. In this episode we talk about the man mentioned at the beginning of this popular chapter.

This is to men, positioning themselves for the best chance to being the women they love.

The demands on supply which is rooted in emotional insecurity, peer pressure among other things are costing lives in manipulative ways. How do we focus less on things that have nothing to do with the basics of survival - food, clothing, and shelter?

These are my thoughts on the series theme by theme.

Without "judgement" this episode is looking at the reasons why some men prefer to choose their women from outside their communities - religious or cultural.

Analysing the pick-mes as they relate to Black women.

Are we trying to "have" children or do we want to be parents?

Many times "we" forget to treat our popular persons, as want others to treat. This episode explains the complexities of being popular and not permitted to go the market undisturbed, for instance.

In the last 10 years, a lot of Christian women have shared their unpleasant experiences of the Purity Culture. Is Purity Culture the problem or some of it's handlers? Can the Purity Culture be safed?

How did I get to the "here" of Chinese Drama? With over 10 Chinese Dramas under my belt? Please listen. I hope you find this funny. @adeOLUWA888 on Twitter. The FAITH-BASED COUNSELLOR on YouTube.

This is sharing my journey with clutters, some of the "why" behind cluttering, and how to declutter or manage clutters.

We know no one is indispensable, and yet willing "horses" are being ridden to death. How do we balance this... Listen in...

Sharing the feelings and thoughts the movie provoked. Things it brought to bear and understanding the reality of the people the movie portrays. Starring Sir Richard Mofe Damijo (RMD) as the lead role.

Thoughts, musing, and the whatifs of the movie, "Cliffs of Freedom"

This episode is drawing life lessons from the movie, Queen of Jhansi. The lessons on business partnerships going bad is the vocal point of this episode, using the movie background story of the movie as a case study, the Faith-based Counsellor gives advice on practising safety in business dealings. On YouTube, please subscribe to @thefaithbasedcounsellor watch, like and share the videos. Thank you. For counselling visit https://www.upwork.com/freelancers/~016bc1d43dbb1e7512

Continuation of the Musings on Prithvi Vallabh, Indian Soap Opera.

What is wrong with a certain group of people...

Me gushing over an event that is full of glitz, glamour and culture of my Ethnic Nation.

Expressing my thoughts and giving my review to a series I have watched more than once.

Saying what I know, like, and remember about the Chinese drama, Princess Agent.

This episode addressing my thoughts reading Prince Harry's book and my experience discussing it with others. This is the part one. Thanks for listening.

Legacy is what you want to be remembered. This episode talks about how to begin, when to begin, and what to begin it.

"some" Yorùbás have a bad habit of speaking ill of people who have what they want/desire. And since they want it practical at no cost, be it trade secret or women, they go dirty in other to force the people to "prove" the rumours wrong, by giving the propagandists exactly what they want. This is me scolding them to stop with the wicked act.

This is for passive anti-black people. People who think "less" of Black People of Colour. You might be "owing" Black people people of Colour more than you think.

No matter how honest and truthful the reasons are to fear that has limited you, think of ways to bring your dreams to pass inspite of and despite the limitations. Sacrifice those fears as an offering to fulfill your divine purposes.

For so long, women of colour have had tough love or struggle love as part of their lives journey. The drama would have been funny if it wasn't heartbreaking with long-term consequences and trauma that seems to last longer than love. Some have given up on love, other simply accept it as their cross. With divestment looking like a better option, I thought it best to highlight the issues that may come up, why/how those issues are even there to, and how they can be avoided. Listen in and please find me @adeOLUWA on YouTube. Like and subscribe. I will appreciate a voice note, just to get to know my listening and hear your voices. Peace.😊

In this mus-pisode (musing episode), AdeOLUWA shares her observations and thoughts on the issue of racism as it relates to People of Colour, particularly women of colour. She explains how the Truths are so broad that she has to break the talks in parts. As you listen, can you relate to what she's saying? Please send a voice note. Please visit and subscribe to @adeOLUWA on YouTube. Like, share and comment on her videos. @AdeOLUWA888 on Twitter.

This episode focuses on my thoughts about the story, the characters, the layers, and the symbolisms in the RRR movie. Have you watched it? Please share your thoughts. If you haven't, then this episode will whet your movie appetite for it. If you have any questions, suggestions or anything to share, please send me a voice message. I'm @AdeOLUWA888 on Twitter. Peace.

Naturally, we are religious by nature, or there won't be Best-Sellers on book titles like "Why We Do What We Do" or something to that effect. As much as we probe and ask why, in some aspects of life/society, we hardly do the same for ourselves as individuals. We hardly question why we do what we do. Furthermore, we hardly question the origins of the "whys" behind our "whats" if they are ours or others. The motive is always more important than the motion. This and more forms the thread of the talk this episode. For questions, enquires and feedbacks send a message through the message portal available to you. I'm the Faith-Based Counsellor on Tiktok.

In this episode of #MovieMusings I'm sharing the first part of my musings on the movie, "Queen of Jhansi". I see movies as learning moments. This isn't about cinematography but the story as it was portrayed in the movie. More on this to come. Have a listen and send me a voice note on what you think. Peace.

This episode addresses "The Power of Perspective in Relationships" The impact of thoughts and perceptions in human relationships and exploring how shifting perspectives can improve communication and connection. The impact of different perspectives in human relationships and how understanding and embracing diverse perspectives can strengthen and deepen connections. #perspectives #connections #relationships

Praise Jehovah!!!

This episode is about some ways I manage my health.

This episode addresses the similarities between the Bharat Sub-continent and the African Continent. In terms, of cultural practices that invaders took advantage to "sweep through" the continents. It also talks about the lingering problems as well as the progress that has been made. There is also a mention of African spirituality somewhere in this episode. Please send in your voice messages from the platform you are listening from. I will be glad to hear from you. Thank you.😇

Rumour has it on Twitter that Nigerian men are being banned or arrested from Kenya 🇰🇪 because Nigerian men are allegedly impregnating Kenyan women. Rumour also has it that a few Kenyan women had come out to say, Nigerian men marry them and pamper them. Considering this persecution over women, "ownership" had happened in South Africa too, and the S.A. women had nice things to say about Nigerian men, and then you will understand why I don't believe the claims of "impregnating" women. Do you think these African men are going too far? What do you think Kenyan women should do, especially if they speak differently from Kenyan authorities? Please leave a voice message. Thank you.

The netizens are at it again. A woman is wears very revealing clothes, her man-friend is said to have embarrassed her in public. Who's to blame? Let's starts from where it began... The man...

My initial reaction to a podcast Dr Umar Johnson was featured, which hiccupped when leadership and masculinity of black men in the community, was discussed. The bros where just okay with being leaders as individuals and not as COMMUNITY LEADERS. Why the leadership hoarding though? Now that's a topic: Leadership Hoarding. Listen and share what you think of this.

Oftentimes, men seem helpless as primary caregivers of their children. While some just don't want to be their children's "nanny." This episode is an appeal to encouragement to choose fatherhood and take it as they do their jobs. To take fatherhood with the same spirit, commitment, determination, courage, and patience they had with everything they have achieved, won, and succeeded.