Sunday, 24 March 2013

Sisterhood!

 
Sisterhood has never been this awesome...
 
 
 

Khensi-Jnr, Phemi, Rea & Dini...
 
 

Khensi, Dini & Phemi.
 
 
Night Out with the ladies.

I LOOOOVVVEEEE YOOOUUUUU LADIES!

Woo Woo Moments..

Phemi and Rea rocking Mma Hogany!

Sleepover vibes :)

 
Khensi.
 
Rea, Khensi, Phemi & Dini.
 
 
 
And the morning after...*good-byes*

Monday, 18 March 2013

KHENSANI


Khensani

My beautiful Xitsonga name that I love with all my mind, body and soul.

Khensani means GIVE THANKS!

My favourite church hymn is Hymn 5 titled “A hi nkhenseni Yehova” meaning let’s give thanks to the Lord, from the book TINSIMU TA VAKRISTE. This hymn gives my name an even greater meaning and purpose because I see my life as a blessing to those around me, I am a blessed soul and for all my blessings I should give thanks to the Lord at all times, good or bad.

Khensani commands me to give thanks at all times, it doesn’t even give me a choice to decide, I’m supposed to say thank you whether I like it or not. Id honestly be shaming my name if I didn’t say thank you.

Those that know me will tell you that for everything that I receive I always say thank you, Nakhensa. Oh but God is great! My late gogolicious (grandmother) taught me to use the words “please” and “thank you” and now that I’m almost 21, it all makes sense because she just wanted me to live up to my name and not take life and its pitfalls for granted. I know I’m making her proud. Her wisdom just rubbed off on me and Im so blessed to have had such an amazing woman as my grandmother.

I remember someone saying that  a person’s name says a lot about the person they will grow into, so we should try by all means to live up to the high standards that our names set for us. I am not sorry nor sad that I don’t have an English name, in fact I brag about my Xitsonga name because it’s the most beautiful name that my mother could’ve ever given me.

Looking back at everything I’ve been through in life, I feel as though I haAd to grow a lot quicker in order to understand things that were happening around me. Whenever id cry, that small voice in my head calls me to order and to me this is a reminder that God gives his most challenging tasks to his strongest soldiers.

I will give thanks to my Lord till infinity. His divine hand is upon me and heals me at all times.

Hymn 141- Ndzi wa wena

Verse 1

Ndzi wa wena Muhlayisi wa mina!

Ku nkhensiwa re rhandzu ra wena!

Ndzi wa wena Hosi tsa ku tlhangela, Ndzi wa wena, nzdi wa wena!                                                          

-Tinsimu ta vakriste by E.P.C.S.A page 168.

I love my beautiful name Khensani and Na khensa loko o hlaye blog ya mina!