Youtube comments of (@SoulWhisperer).

  1. How exciting! My dad visited Rio 3 times when he was alive...he loved it! I, too, want to travel to Salvador. That's for me! Watching samba dances are what i love (I can't do it, though). LOL 🥰 Brazilians are such warm and lovely people!
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  2. The whole speech is about 45 min and he brings receipts. Man of integrity and ethics. PV cut their own throats, IMHO.
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  3. As you peel the layers of your identity, step boldly into all of who you are.
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  4. One of my global dream destinations! Thanks for sharing your journey with us. On the spot TV cameo...cool beans! So glad to have a view of Salvador. Obrigada.:hand-pink-waving:
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  5. Wow! Great story. I saw the title because I know of a cousin who passed for white and moved to New York and married a white guy, back in the day. I never knew her, but her sisters talked about her. I hope you continue documenting your story. I think there's an urge in many of us to want to uncover and know more about ourselves, and thus, the threads unravel. Thanks for sharing your story, and I hope you will continue to share it.❤🙏🏽
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  6. I enjoyed this conversation but had to turn off the chat because of all the small-minded people talking and criticizing, and not listening or thinking. I appreciate you Candace for your ability to have different conversations, not fearing that you will be threatened by other people's ideas, as so many people are. I like Mia.
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  7. Please put the English captions all the way through, for those of us who do not speak Kiswahili. Thank you.
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  8. I have many students from Brazil, most from Sao Paolo. It is great getting a view of the city! I loved the impromptu meetup with the homeboys. It just made me smile. Looking beautiful, April! Thanks for the heads up. (I carry change with me, too, for that reason. Great minds, Detroit!) 🥰💛
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  9. Just one of the ways that the social construction of 'race' has hurt us all. I have a cousin that passed for white back in the day and married a white man. I was a child and confused by that information. I didn't understand how she could do that because she was cutting herself off from her family. I knew white colleagues when I was a graduate student who had native American heritage but didn't know much about it because it was a 'secret.' Amazing to me. I'm glad you are uncovering the knowledge and know you will integrate it all in a good way for you (and maybe your family, too).
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  10. I like the vibe of that neighborhood.
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  11. I am appreciative of how this experience is opening you and your heart, but also, that you share that vulnerability with us. Your soul shines through brightly your Italian, Mexican, indigenous, African heritages. Wanting all the best for you through this journey. Go with your heart. The ancestors will commune with you there. 🥰
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  12. Hey, Beautiful! Such an interesting conversation. I've heard about the disinheriting or denial of people to the registry. It's so interesting considering 'the history.' I grew up knowing the one drop rule (which is why my cousin who passed seemed so scandalous to us back then). Also, at that time kids did not want to claim being black because of the racism and so often said we have Indian, in order to minimize the weight. Many black folks did have Indian blood (my great grandfather was 100% Cherokee, and somewhere there was also Blackfeet). At one point I thought my mom was white because she was so fair and because of the texture of her hair. I think when history as we understand it is turned on its head, we will be surprised by what is what, and who is who. I love how you are exploring this conversation.
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  13. What a wonderful retrospective! You really express and bring out the beauty of this country and give the proper respect. Looking forward to seeing what's next, Detroit! 🥰😍🤩
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  14. What a beautiful, smart, humble woman. I'm so happy for her. I love hearing about her beautiful her family, her marriage, and her own growth and development. Amazing. Like you, Lynn, I am sure this woman lights the darkness for many people. "Don't go out looking for the right one. BE the right one." That is EXACTLY correct. 💯 Asante for this beautiful story.
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  15. And I"m with him, go and explore all of you. We feel so stifled by the racial/cultural biases and racial things we've inherited. We have a right to know all of who we are. Follow your spirit.
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  16. Love those earrings, Danielle. You look very native today. I'm glad for your discoveries and enjoy hearing about them. It's wonderful for knowledge of self to begin to unfold within, isn't it? We are so much more than we know. And yes, talking with the elders while they're here is priceless. I got to a little of that but not enough. Keep moving forward. 🥰😇🤩
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  17. I delight in your delight and discoveries. Keep journeying!🥰
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  18. I taught this to my American History students at a university many years ago. Yes, some groups that came surely did experience what you have said here. Similar stereotypes and treatment happened to the Irish and the Greeks, as well. All were at one time truly disparaged. All 'became white' after that. Love watching your exploration and growth. 🥰🧡🌞💮
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  19. Yes, claiming the indian heritage was big when I was young. People were quick to claim that to reject their blackness, so problematic was race prejudice in those days. Yes, I am Cherokee, too, and it did not show up anywhere in the DNA. No Cherokee princess, but my great grandfather full-blooded Cherokee. There is also Blackfeet somewhere. I've heard white people say that they found out of some native ancestry later in life (when I was in grad school), but they were not allowed to talk about it. I don't remember if it was Cherokee, but it was N American, in general. ) For me, NA have told me they could "tell" I had Indian ancestry (as they called it) based on my appearance. Always been an interesting topic to me. Love how you research. Thanks for getting here. 😀
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  20. Fish without hot sauce IZ crazy! 😅 Those translation earbuds are very cool.:face-blue-smiling:
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  21. That rice drink looked yum. Love seeing Mexico through your eyes. 🥰
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  22. Very inspirational. The world would illustrate the decline and craziness of our civilization. Daughter Vinita is a light and reminder that 'Thy will be done' guides one deftly through the maze of changing times. Thank you, Lynn for your positive big heart. If ever I come to Kenya again, may I meet more like you two who are helping to change the world for the good🥰.
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  23. Your brother is handsome and does look Arab. 🙂 I will check out the documentary. People get their panties in a wad over stuff like this. See how this concept of 'race" has been used to hurt us all? . We haven't been taught our true history, and one day everything will come to life. And I think then the whole world will be shocked. Original people from that land were black. I remember writing something about this in a paper in grad school, and my professor made sure to correct my (small) comment telling me something about Greece, and etc. As long as the mainstream history is accepted, this is not likely to be corrected. I like how you said, "how we discuss identity as a whole." And that is it. It's all been twisted and so we have to go through this. But that's another subject for another time. That's my 0.2. Sending love to you!
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  24. Wow! That's some journey! Looks like you handled all with grace and calm. Glad you had good help, and that all is well! 🌍✨😊 Lots of love to you both. 💓
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  25. Exactly, Danielle. At the end of the day, we are all connected. "Getting out of these binary mindsets is crucial." Agree. On Angela Davis: I do like her. I met her a few time about 30 years ago. (I met Skip Gates, too, but he wouldnt remember me). When I saw her again, I was surprised that she remembered my name. She was very down to earth and lovely. She made a great impact upon black history, but I cannot be surprised that she would discover her heritage because we're all connected somehow. It's only the crazy system that installed racism that has brought the color and culture divide. Truth is we were not meant to be divided as we have become. In doing my genealogy, I was able to go all the way back to the British white ancestor that headed my maternal bloodline. 🥰 While you cannot see all the admixtures in me, I claim them all. 💙💜❤🤍🖤💛
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  26. Hey Sweets! My grandmother was a sharecropper, too. Thanks for continuing to share your discoveries. It's very cool, isn't it? ❤😌
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  27. Beautiful. You guys do amazing work! 🥰
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  28. Amazing, indeed! Can feel your wonder and joy. Bahia is on my bucket list. 🌍🪘🤼
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  29. It sure can pop up at anytime! I used to think it might have happened with my cousin who passed for white. "What if it popped out in one of her children?" I asked myself. I was a child when I learned this, so I never knew the end result. But I bet... 🙂 After so many years, why not? My great great grandfather was full-blooded Cherokee, and I had Native Americans tell me that they could tell I had native ancestry. Anywho... I remember seeing some documentary on Charlotte... can't remember where or when (maybe during the time of the Megan/Harry wedding time), but this was the topic. p.s. Love Bridgerton. As for Charlotte, I'll keep my thoughts to myself. 😉
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  30. 💯 on everything you said about schools and the illogic of AOC and that Chris guy. Sad state of affairs.
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  31. Wow. How wonderful to see this (although for some reason it was blurry and I couldn't read the text). I had no idea that there was a large Afro Ecuadorian community in Gye. I appreciate you exploring and revealing so much to us. I wish it had been a little more crisp to see those beautiful colors. I was enthralled by the church service. Very African. And wish I could have had some of that coco pollo. Looked delish. And your guide was very informative and kind. What a blessing! Muchas gracias. 🌺
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  32. Happy happy birthday, April! (wOO-hoo, another Aries! Did she say 36? Still a baby. 🙂) ♈🎂 I hope your day is BEYOND amazing. And as for Salvador, my heart longs to be there! 🧡💜❤🖤🤍
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  33. 🙏🏾 Still in ECU. Still wanting to get to MX. Hope you both are well and happy. Keep on keeping on. 🌻
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  34. I loved her! She is so on point 💯...about everything. Very wise. I wish she was on YT (I don't do any of those social media sites). But I enjoyed her very much. She is a bright gift for this now. Lynn Nyambura, you are beautiful and I love your hair. You have a kind spirit and good heart. 💜
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  35. I pray the best for this kind man. May he and his family find peace and resolution. Blessings. 💓🙏🏽
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  36.  @nytn  Yes, already subbed! Looking forward to hearing. 🤩
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  37. The journey from Cuenca to Guayaquil is truly beautiful. The thing I love about G is the heat! Here comes the sun! I did that, too! Had to have the taxista pull over. No way! LOL! Athe the fast food restaurant, too?
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  38. Party over here! 🥳🎉🥳🎉
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  39. I've been here for 8 years, Stacey. NEVER had a problem re: race.
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  40. Yes, I did enjoy that. This is something I do, too. I love that you two do this. (That's how the D do) 😘 You never know when you are an angel for someone because of your giving heart. Cool peeps. 💖
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  41. Thank you.
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  42. And she is shining brightly. I loved her story. Such a beautiful woman and spiritual. I'm happy she found her mate, and that loved each other. Thanks, again, Lynn (Nyambura).
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  43. 🥰 Well expressed. You are a delight.
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  44. Very nice. You've done a fine job.
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  45.  @nytn  🤗
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  46. Come on down! 🙂
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  47.  @TheYarbros  Oh, that's NYC alright! LOL!😄
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  48.  @nytn  🥰
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  49. How interesting, Danielle! I may try it. Like you, I'm still not gonna use Siri or the other one! Thanks for the share. 🥰
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  50. Loved her! She is very much on point about what is to come, and what is going to change. There is rising consciousness. 🌹
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  51. My favorite is Equalizer, too! I LOVED her...her energy, spirit, and character. She has turned lemons into lemonade. Kenya is so different from when I visited over 30 years ago. But if I am ever able to visit again, I hope to meet people this and Vinita Wanjohi. Including you, again, Lynn, (as I said in the other video), all beautiful beings. Asante. 🥰
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  52. No, I didn't know. Glad I know now!😊
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  53. Yes, I read the book and saw the movie when I was a child. It was disturbing to me because at that time I was trying to understand the bigotry and hatred of that time. That movie scared me. You look Latin, Native American and Arab to me today. I love that. I reject both sides, too. What we are needing transcends the political. Thank you for pushing forward, Sweets. 🥰
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  54. Me, too.
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  55. Nice. 🤗
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  56. LOL! You two would bring beautiful love light to our city, should you decide to really 'set' a spell. Hope you will. Seems you stay pretty busy, but if you do a 'meet n greet', or any such thing, I'll be there! 💜
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  57. You would definitely pass.
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  58. I follow my intuition, so it would depend. Glad it worked for you!
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  59.  @TheYarbros  🙏🏾💖
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  60.  @Jetmab04  Well, alrighty, then! Looking forward...❤
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  61. Loved, loved, loved this! My girl, Candace! Love that British accent.
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  62. 💕💜❤
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  63.  @TheYarbros  You're welcome! Much love to you two and hope to see you soon!
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  64. Ecuador is a wonderful small country. Come on now! 🙂 I am not a big city person (which is why I live in Cuenca), but your surprise and delight does not surprise. Wow! Would love to try the Joint establishment. I had no clue! 🙂😍💕😊
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  65. HILarious!
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  66. I know someone named Sharon Carrington. Are you by chance from Detroit?
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  67.  @sharoncarrington1474  ❤❤❤ to you and she. Come on down, Ms. C!
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  68. Kim, I just came across her channel, too! She, too, is delightful (and I am here in Cuenca, too)!
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  69.  @kimhazlewood334  Well, great! The more the merrier. I have lived here for 8 years. ❤😌
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  70.  @kimhazlewood334  Si! Por eso te quiero Cuenca! 💕
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  71.  @TheYarbros  A-OK! Sending love your way!
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  72. Sara C is lovely and very nice, I agree. So, glad you are extending. Looking forward to a meeting/meetup when you have the time. Hope you will announce. (I am not on social media so if there is an email, please let me know). Hasta luego! ❤😌
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  73.  @TheYarbros  ¡Qué triste! I had hoped to take you for lunch. Perhaps, then, when you return. Cuídate!
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  74.  @TheYarbros  You're in my city! 🙂
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  75. I could only understand the first 30 min. What happened to the captions? Her story was very intriguing but I couldn't follow after that. (My CC is turned on).
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  76. Your reactions are everything.
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  77. You both are so delightful! You give good respect to my city. Thank you. You brought out some of its beauty. I appreciate the care and effort you make in your videos. Good people, salt of the earth. Maybe there will be a moment we can meet! (Plus, I just discovered Rondell is from my hometown back in the States)! ❤ ❤ ❤ On your pig-sighting venture you were in my neighborhood.
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  78. ​ @TheYarbros  Great! Keep me posted and we will find a way! It took a moment to get used to seeing all the pigs but it's no thing now. LOL! Ecuadorian neighborhood (I prefer that) which is nice and people are friendly (although you can imagine I stand out a little). ;-)
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  79. That was funny! I was laughing hysterically.
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  80. Good to know. I appreciate your honesty. Some caveats are similar in Ecuador. I'm considering MX after many years here and would like to know what is your favorite place to live there. Perhaps there's a video where you talk on this? I'm new to your channel via your Ecuador videos, so I'm not an OG here. ❤
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  81.  @TheYarbros  Oh, thank you so much! You guys are cool beans! 👍🥰
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  82.  @TheYarbros  Yep , a March Aries (but my sister is an April Aries). Me, too. Thank you, muchly. Enjoying your sharings, as always.
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  83.  @TheYarbros  💕
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  84. Shows how crazy all this is. There is still the idea is if you have 1/10 black blood, you are black. We need to know all we are made of but the labels have hurt us in so many ways, esp. in US culture.
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  85.  @nytn  LOL! Many of us would look at you and say that, too, or at least she's black and white! 🤪
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  86. Very cool. 👨👍🏾
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  87. Making lemonade from lemons, that's right. "Hot baked urine" and "the urine of Christmas past." I'm LOL. Nice to hear from you. You are divinely guided, protected, and directed. All is well.
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  88.  @TheYarbros  Yes, that's how you do. 😇
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  89. Very cool! I told you last video I could see the 'Arabic', Native American, and Latina. Didn't tune into the Jewish at all. 🥰
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  90. 🥰🙏🏾
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  91. Happy you're having a good time there. Disfruta! 😊🥰😀
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  92.  @TheYarbros  Okay, will try that. Usually it is crystal clear. YT. smh
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  93.  @TheYarbros  Love you, too!
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  94.  @TheYarbros  Me, too! Maybe still...one day. You so remind me of my nephew. ❤🙂💕 Take good care of yourselves and I'll keep watching!
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  95. I love it! My cat, who looks like her cat, is almost that intense. Feeling smothered? 😀😇😃😄 He just loves you so!
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  96.  @TheYarbros  Thank you. All is well. ❤
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  97. Oh, my! Que lastima! No way to see that coming. We pray for a quick and satisfactory resolution for the situation. Cuídate!
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  98.  @TheYarbros  ❤
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  99. Lovely! Very nice, introspective, intelligent man who loves him some Candace! I'm here for it! :hands-yellow-heart-red:
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  100.  @nytn  💕
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  101.  @nytn  🥰
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  102.  @nytn  ❤
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  103. 😅🤣😂
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  104.  @9thGenerationCajun  ✨🙏
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  105. I saw her on her own channel earlier this year. I was pleased to see her on your channel, and hear her story again, plus the events AFTER the mzungu. She is a beautiful, thoughtful, woman who I can see has a good heart (as do you, Lynn). Life is lessons and her wisdom will be as a light for other young women. I wish her the best and may the light continue to shine on her in joy, love, peace, and abundance. ☀
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  106.  @TheYarbros  Peaceful and quiet. You know how we roll! LOL! 🥰 to the Yarbros.
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  107. Oh, my, when your argument is weak, shout over people. How annoying. Zuby, a gentleman and poised, I appreciate how you keep your cool.
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  108. You are so right.
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  109. Aww, sweet! I know all but the cafe. Have to check it out sometime.
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  110. Movie: What Is A Person? Do it, Matt! 😊
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