Gogo Sobantu

Gogo Sobantu Spiritual practitioner, spiritual teacher, spiritual counsellor, matchmaker for marriage. My name is Sobantu. I hope we all heal and live in love and harmony.

I’m a South African spiritual practitioner, specialising in spiritual psychology and sociology. I deal with healing and growing the self and the family, which is the foundation of a healthy community and world overall. I do spiritual consultations online, using tarot cards and psychic investigation for diagnostic purposes and subsequent healing solutions. I use a combination os English, Zulu, and

Mpondo as my languages of communication. I offer consultations, counselling services, herbal solutions and spiritual courses that all deal with healing and growth of the self, for long term purpose of holistic healing. I also offer match-making services for tge purpose of marriage, that start with counselling the individual so as to be a healthy and happy partner that is supportive and conducive to a healthy family overall.

When someone meets you after you’ve activated your womb and they think you’re like the others that they met and they wil...
13/06/2026

When someone meets you after you’ve activated your womb and they think you’re like the others that they met and they will just treat you anyhow…

AlsoYour things that are created specifically for you, are hovering around you but not landing on you because you’re not...
13/06/2026

Also

Your things that are created specifically for you, are hovering around you but not landing on you because you’re not yourself. You’re pretending to be someone else so the things aren’t able to identify you because you sort of look like you but aren’t officially you.
So you’re not technically the right person.

But you can feel and hear and see your things. They show themselves to you all the time.

“I’m the house you should be living in”
“I’m the friendships that you should have”
“I’m the health that you should have”
“I’m the finances that you should have”

You see them every day and you know that you should have them. But they seem like just dreams because they don’t land on you…when they are actually yours.

But you don’t know how to be YOU and they won’t go to a fake you. Niyagejana.

If you’re a man, it makes sense for your god to be masculine.As a woman what are you doing worshipping a masculine god?
13/06/2026

If you’re a man, it makes sense for your god to be masculine.

As a woman what are you doing worshipping a masculine god?

Here comes the bride is starting on Monday. My excitement!!! In that book they say a (excellent) wife is the crown of he...
13/06/2026

Here comes the bride is starting on Monday. My excitement!!!

In that book they say a (excellent) wife is the crown of her husband.

About crowns…

They are VERY heavy. I mean the real ones. They can weigh up to 5 kilograms. This is sitting on your head! The more precious they are, the heavier they are. It’s not something that you can just take and put on your head all w***y nilly.

Those who aren’t trained to carry a crown on their heads all day every day, will complain about headaches and neck and shoulder pain after a while, eventually hating the crown. But the ones who are fit to have a crown, will wear it proudly, and never find it heavy or uncomfortable.
Mind you, real crown are GORGEOUS! They have everyone wishing they could own one and even trying to steal them. But not everyone is fit to have one.

Once you go through the purification process and become a crown, kwanawe you don’t accept just any random head to be put on. You become extremely picky because kwawena you were purified by fire! You’re not gonna accept being placed on mud.

These brides are gonna separate the wheat from the chaff QUICK! The chaff will just burn away and turn to ash zisuka. Izophela lento of just anyone getting great women and destroying them because bayahluleka. Now the guides of those men must feel the fear of losing such high quality women and will be forced to also purify their sons through fire. Everyone in the house must be of the highest quality now. Ngeke sidlale i colonisation.

Let the tears roll.

A few days back I said this to a client and I am reminded of it today A lot of you like to act like the world is against...
13/06/2026

A few days back I said this to a client and I am reminded of it today

A lot of you like to act like the world is against you when you’re the problem.

Your guides can see how much resources you have left for the stage that you’re at, and when the stage is coming to a close they know where you should go, and they book you a 1-way ticket to your next stage, because your next stage has a new set of fresh resources that can carry your for the entirety of your next stage. They know that by Wednesday everything will have run out so your ticket is booked for Monday. They tell you from 2 weeks ago to start packing to leave. They keep showing you signs that you must go now.

They tell you over and over “Hamba!”

The day comes and they tell you “Go and get on the 13:00 train” OVER AND OVER! They use every sign and signal that they can use to get you to go.

You? “Yoh guys I’m so scared! Yoh what if I die? Have you heard of how dangerous trains are? You know one time I heard of someone who was cut into two by it. Yoh guys and those people who throw themselves onto train tracks? And you know trains don’t break like cars! What will be inside the train? What if there’s a monster in there and it kills me? What if I get injured?”

Story after story about why you shouldn’t go.

They know that if you stay here you will starve and die and be like the people you said you never want to be like. The zombies who wake up and go to work to come back and watch tv for a bit and sleep, forever.

The train gets there. Your guides are now screaming HAMBA!!!! You “Yoh guys you know there’s this other story…”

The train starts moving to leave “HAMBA!!!!” You? “And yazi there was another story in the papers…”

The train leaves.
You decide to now jump “into” the train but itrain ayisekho. So you just break your leg and scrape your face. You say “You see?! I told you I would get hurt! I knew it! That’s why I didn’t want to get on”

But dali i train left you. Uyazenzisa. You know that it’s gone. You know you jumped after it left. They begged and pleaded with you and you refused. Now what must happen? Because trains don’t reverse for people. Who will you blame?

You will now want sympathy uba you are trying but nothing is happening when the real problem is you.

Business evaluation: R1000WhatsApp video call maximum 90 minutes longOnly available in August as it is the end of winter...
13/06/2026

Business evaluation: R1000
WhatsApp video call maximum 90 minutes long

Only available in August as it is the end of winter so please plan accordingly.

This is a spiritual evaluation of your business as if it was a person, a person that you birthed. You see what it is, what it’s lacking in, what it had a good supply of, where it wants to go, where it can go right now and what you need to do to make it go where you want. Also what it is requiring of you and how to handle it in a way that supports your growth and its growth.

Accepting your deathBethuna si serious apha I don’t like sluggish adults mna. Yiba serious.Death phases happen because t...
13/06/2026

Accepting your death

Bethuna si serious apha I don’t like sluggish adults mna. Yiba serious.

Death phases happen because they have to. Children go through involuntary death phases because they don’t need to be asked, because they don’t understand anything enough to be able to accept the change or reject it. Teething, losing teeth, puberty etc. are all involuntary.

As an adult, your death phases are partially involuntary. You will get the signs and symptoms that you are now at the end of a phase and approaching a new one. It’s still up to you if you accept the change or not. However, the old you will no longer be as it was. That’s why you’ll see a 48 year old “Kuguga othandayo” looking crazy thinking that they are still sexy or charming as they were when they were 19. They kept the mentality of a child but everything else abandoned them, that’s why they look stupid.

Now, when you have to accept your death as an adult, you know very little about just how much you will lose, but it will ALWAYS be EVERYTHING. Zero consolation.

Me for example
I accepted my spiritual duties. Before that I was a good child, a good friend, a good girlfriend, a good relative, a good employee, konke man. Yes there were ups and downs and most of those things didn’t work well for me but I stayed “good”. I was good to people. I forgave people. I was empathetic to people. I prayed for people and consistently focused on the good in people even when they intentionally gave me their bad.
After accepting my spiritual duties, that girl died. I didn’t know that it would be like this. The new woman, the sangoma? Oh she couldn’t take nonsense. She couldn’t accept unfairness. She rejected fakeness even if it was coming from a good place. She rejected lies. She rejected dark entities even if they carried the faces of the people she loved.

That meant that I ended friendships that I had had for over a decade. That meant that I cut ties with my family, the only people I knew. That meant that I cut ties with my mother, the only parent I had. That meant that I cut ties with geographic locations. That meant I cut ties with my formal qualifications and other education ambitions. Hayibo it was endless cutting. None of it was nice. I was distraught for years about this. The endless mourning because it’s loss after loss, of things that meant so so much to me.

But had I kept them, I wouldn’t have gotten here. I was only ever gonna wish and hope, and be miserable because I can never get it. Because the only person who can get what I have now, is the me that I am now. That me would’ve lost all of it within a week, even though she genuinely thought she could handle all of it.

You guys are going through death phases and you think you can simply get what you want but stay as you are.

Ayihambi kanjalo. At all.

Childhood therapy reopens on the 1st of September. It was always placed for Autumn and Spring but I thought I wouldn’t h...
13/06/2026

Childhood therapy reopens on the 1st of September. It was always placed for Autumn and Spring but I thought I wouldn’t have to do it again😩I was wrong. It’s fine though because we all need it.

If you book before September you will be booking for September as it’s 4 sessions, 1 per week. If you book in September you’ll be booking for October or November.

R2400 per 4 sessions. Finishing the 4 doesn’t mean YOUR therapy is now finished. Eyakho may need 20 or 580 sessions🤷🏾‍♀️ but I offer 4 at a time.

Please note that I work Monday to Friday, 09:00-16:00. Don’t book hoping to get sessions at 10pm

The other common thing that can come out during Uncovering readings, is the person who is your leading guide, when they ...
12/06/2026

The other common thing that can come out during Uncovering readings, is the person who is your leading guide, when they are someone who otherwise hides. This doesn’t happen to everyone so please don’t expect this.

If you have a guide like my Mkhulu (guide not grandfather) who stayed in the shadows out of fear of frightening me because of how he looked (facial injuries) they would naturally come out during winter. You will notice and maybe others will notice that your personality is a bit more robust or excitable or focused or heavy during winter. Others might be depressed or anxious or experiencing bodily discomfort. I mean it really depends on the guide and their situation.

The issue with such guides is that they don’t say much, but have outbursts because of having not said much for so long. When they do speak up it’s aggressive. So you’ll find that nawe you’ll have outbursts of anger or frustration or creativity or big dreams in winter that otherwise usually stay at the back.

There’s A LOT that stays hidden in our lives and lives in the dark and waits for darkness or winter before it can feel comfortable to show up. Sometimes being very drunk will also do it. The people with spiritual gifts who become Super Sangoma when they are drunk are a great example.

This is someone who needs to be attended to and understood so that you can work well with them because sometimes they begrudge you because they feel ignored when they do so much for you. Nawe it helps you to get the opportunity to say “I didn’t know that it was you. I wasn’t being ungrateful”

Next week Sunday is the Winter Solstice. It’s what should be Christmas for us here. If anyone doing Here comes the bride...
12/06/2026

Next week Sunday is the Winter Solstice. It’s what should be Christmas for us here.

If anyone doing Here comes the bride wants to celebrate it, text me so I can give you a list of items to buy.

Celebrating the winter as a deity has great benefits (like with every other season). You wouldn’t know these benefits because you celebrate it in summer which does nothing, and the ones who celebrate it in winter have the peace that comes with it as well as the ability to preserve things that would otherwise die. They have the wisdom and focus and deep ability to manifest. They have a solid understanding and respect for rest and it serves them well. It’s a lot wethu but ke, enjoy

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