Categories About Bohlale, Healing & Wholeness, In my eyes, Inspiration, Inspired Africa, Magic MomentsPosted on December 9, 2025December 9, 2025 Becoming a Suno Artist: A New Path of Creative Expression There are moments in life when a new tool doesn’t just enter your world, it expands it.For me, discovering Suno was o...
Categories About Bohlale, Healing & Wholeness, In my eyes, Magic MomentsPosted on October 14, 2025October 14, 2025 35 Lessons from 35 Years: Reflections on Becoming Water Today, I turn 35. Thirty-five years of living, loving, losing, learning, and becoming. Thirty-five years of shedding...
Categories About Bohlale, Healing & Wholeness, In my eyes, Inspiration, Inspired Africa, Magic Moments, Sustainable LivingPosted on September 19, 2025 Business as Healing: Entrepreneurship Beyond Profit Entrepreneurship as healing of self & community. When most people think of entrepreneurship, they picture profit ...
Categories Healing & Wholeness, In my eyes, Inspiration, Inspired Africa, Magic Moments, Sustainable LivingPosted on September 9, 2025 Imagining a Thriving South Africa: A Vision Rooted in African Wisdom In the quiet moments of reflection, as the sun sets over the Drakensberg Mountains or rises above the bustling streets o...
Categories About Bohlale, Healing & Wholeness, In my eyes, Inspiration, Inspired Africa, Magic Moments, Quotes, Soulful PracticesPosted on September 1, 2025September 1, 2025 Ink, Memory, and Machines: The Art of Writing as healing There is something ancient about the act of writing. The way ink stains the page feels like fire carried in the hand....
Categories Healing & Wholeness, In my eyes, Inspiration, Inspired Africa, Magic MomentsPosted on August 30, 2025 Beadwork as silent storytelling and cultural identity Stories Woven in Beads: The Language of Color and Pattern The bead does not speak in sentences. It hums in color. I...
Categories Healing & Wholeness, In my eyes, Inspiration, Inspired Africa, Magic MomentsPosted on August 22, 2025August 21, 2025 African household items as cultural vessels of memory Clay, Calabash, and Cloth: Everyday Objects as Sacred Memory There are objects we use, and then there are objects tha...
Categories In my eyes, PoetryPosted on August 7, 2020July 14, 2025 Dyke F.K Friends don’t understand: My sexual orientation never changed. I simply fell in love with a very unexpected personâ€...