Resilient African Women
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Africans hold a taboo in talking about mental and spiritual health hazards and disorders.
Africans are afraid to discuss the spirits that are assumed responsible for spiritual or mental disorders. They hold the truth that spirits travel any distance in seconds or at most in a few minutes. They can be angry when you speak negatively about them, which can cause more havoc than the one the victim is suffering. At the same time, they are afraid of the surrounding people who hear them mention the...























