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Foreword by Archbishop Desmond Tutu Mungi Ngomane, granddaughter of Nobel Peace Prize–winner Archbishop Desmond Tutu, offers an introduction to ubuntu, the Southern African philosophy that celebrates the universal human bond in this beautiful definitive guide filled with lessons on how to live...

At 50 I learned that my mother is not the person she portrayed herself to be . Realized she is a Narcissist and her past was all a lie an illusion and a fantasy she created in her head. . Thru DNA testing I found a whole new identity . Family I never knew of . I’m determined to find my ancestors and embrace my new ethnicity . And in this process someday forgive my mother .

The average person today eats that which previously, the richest Emperor could never have imagined for himself. Culture, socio-economic forces, seasons, geography, and plenty more all played a part in what was accessible to those who passed their torch-lit genes to us. The exploration of these powers impact on our ancestors' diets allows us a better understanding of the genes we came to inhabit, but mostly who these people were, in turn giving us a greater depth of knowledge about who we might be. Take a seat. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Becoming a Better Ancestor explores how personal development, health, wealth, and parenting intersect to help us show up as the best versions of ourselves—now and for future generations. I’m Teevee, your host, sharing my stories, philosophies, and a big dose of humor and sarcasm, alongside raw honesty and vulnerability. I believe that when you become a better person, you naturally become a better parent—creating a legacy that lasts long after we’re gone. If you hate all the “emo” stuf, keep scrolling. Otherwise, subscribe and tune in. I promise you’ll feel something.

An interview series with change-makers & culture-shapers exploring what it means to be a good ancestor. Hosted by globally respected speaker, anti-racism educator, and New York Times bestselling author of Me and White Supremacy, Layla F. Saad.