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Njuzu yechirume and njuzu yechikadzi is there a difference?
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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 15480, member: 27"] Just to reiterate, yes anything to do with [I]mashavi [/I]has a spirit of a deceased person closely associated with it. And the rationale behind why a particular Mupostanga makes a decision to use [I]shavi renjuzu[/I] is so that they can build a name for themselves ([I]kuita mukurumbira[/I]) and make money out of it, periodt. They are not really interested in Chipostori the same way some fake Prophets use snakes ("[I]zvikwambo[/I]") to build their congregation so that money earned from tithes increases. Think of this in terms of business and not in terms of someone who really believes in a religious alliance between Chivanhu and Christianity. Hence there can never be an amalgamation between the two given that from a Christianity perspective: "If it's not the Holy Spirit, it's [URL='https://goldmidi.com/community/resources/dhiyabhorosi.173/']Diablo[/URL] and his demons," there aren't any "ifs, ands, or buts," when it comes to that. [/QUOTE]
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