Interview with GOGO EKHAYA ESIMA

by Feb 29, 2020

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Gogo Ekhaya Esima

Gogo Ekhaya Esima

Gogo Ekhaya Esima is a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist in the mental health field, a trauma survivor, a Spiritual Coach, and initiated healer in the South African Sangoma tradition. She is trained in Trauma Informed Practices and blends these techniques with shamanic healing for a wholistic approach to mental wellness. As a trauma survivor, her personal struggles led her to traditional methods of healing. Sangomas are well known and highly regarded in South Africa as professional healing practitioners. Over 60% of the population still consult with Sangoma medicine people for physical, psychological, and spiritual healing. Sangomas use a form of spiritual mediumship by communicating with the ancestors to give messages and heal. Website | Facebook | Crazy Wise Documentary | Youtube
Gogo Ekhaya Esima is a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist in the mental health field, a trauma survivor, a Spiritual Coach, and initiated healer in the South African Sangoma tradition. She is trained in Trauma Informed Practices and blends these techniques with shamanic healing for a wholistic approach to mental wellness. As a trauma survivor, her personal struggles led her to traditional methods of healing. Sangomas are well known and highly regarded in South Africa as professional healing practitioners. Over 60% of the population still consult with Sangoma medicine people for physical, psychological, and spiritual healing. Sangomas use a form of spiritual mediumship by communicating with the ancestors to give messages and heal. Website | Facebook | Crazy Wise Documentary | Youtube
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2 Comments

  1. denise carver
    denise carver on March 1, 2020 at 9:00 am

    Loved reading about the ancestral visitation and how she found a voice through this connection.

  2. Geral Blanchard
    Geral Blanchard on March 1, 2020 at 6:18 pm

    I have met Gogo and experienced her healing spirit — the muti arising from her heart. Gogo’s inspirational guidance to find the healer within — after interpersonal abuse or iatrogenic maltreatment at the hands of conventional medicine and psychology — is sacred magic.

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