South African entertainer Jelly Babie has spoken openly about her journey as a sangoma, rejecting the idea that traditional healing work is a curse.
In a recent interview, Jelly Babie explained that becoming a sangoma has helped her understand her purpose and connect deeply with her culture. She said some people misunderstand sangomas and view the calling negatively, but she disagrees and believes the role is important and sacred.
Jelly Babie also opened up about the challenges she faced when she first accepted her calling.
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@jellybabie_official Finally announcing my gift and not seeing it as a curse as I am my ancestors wildest dreams 🙏🏻the work I need to do is way bigger than me.what a blessing it is to be chosen for such greater good ,being in spiritual alignment &being protected by my guides . MAJABULA ❤️#sangoma #fyp #fy
She said there were times of confusion and struggle, but with guidance and faith she has grown confident in her role.
She encouraged others to respect traditional healers and noted that many people seek their help for spiritual and emotional support. Jelly Babie said her work has brought her peace and a deeper connection to her community.
Her comments have sparked discussion online, with fans applauding her honesty and others sharing their own experiences with traditional healing.
