Nelson Mandela: The Rise of Madibaism.

Today I was going to speak about '#Madibaism and Heritage' but I changed my mind and thought "hold my beer," people can't eat Heritage. People want food and drinks and how can Heritage provide them with such commodities? You can't eat Heritage and thus, even if it defines who you are, it must take a backstage for now. Today I'm going to talk about money. Yes, you heard me right and did I just hear you gulp with greed? Nelson Mandela went to prison for 27 years and when he died, he left his family members more than R9 million in liquid cash and property in his Will. For most people, more importantly, South African government employees to amass just R1 million in pension fund they must have at least a 20 years service under their belt. The government is also one of the external locus of control that keeps people poor with meagre pensions and social grants that keep people dependent. What will a 60 year old do with R1 million? Petrol price is rising alm...

Hello again. Hope you are all well. Previously in the first publication of my blog I tried to introduce you to Madibaism and hope that what was covered therein was to your satisfaction, however, if you should feel that you need to know more, please, don't hesitate to contact me at jabulaninzi@gmail.com or through the comments box below. Also, the subject of Madibaism is covered more in my book titled Nelson Mandela: The Rise of Madibaism and is available at the link at the end of this blog. With that said, today I want to focus on the components of Madibaism and how to become a Madibaist. It's without doubt that prior to his imprisonment, Nelson Mandela was an intelligent person but without doubt, he was not so much of a genius. A genius is someone with exceptional intellectual or creative power. The fact that Madiba was an intelligent person is evidenced in his speeches, more especially the famous one he gave before he was sentenced to prison. A genius always seek co...

Hello everyone. Welcome to Madibaism. Every thinking over the last centuries has been based on the name or teachings of its supposed leader such as Buddhism, Christianity and Islam, however, all of these are considered as religion that binds the individual person to act, behave and live in a particular way without free will. Religion takes away the individuals right to self expression and denies them the opportunity to live life as they should and thus create vain and bitter uncaring people with selfcentred outlook on life itself. Madibaism is different from religion in that it recognizes that human beings have a free will that religion denies them. Madibaism is based on the book titled Nelson Mandela:The Rise of Madibaism which is available at https://www.amazon.com/Nelson-Mandela-Madibaism-humanist-emancipation/dp/1729822107 and can best be defined as a new selfless path of practice and method of living and working in a way that will benefit all humanity based on the ideals, jo...