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Ancestors are Guardian Angels who are celestial spirits helping in many ways. Ancestral Guardian Angels protect us to help make powerful connections. Everyone has a guardian angel also known as an Ancestor who attaches itself to the spirit from the moment conception. Ancestors are helpful divine spirits that watch over and protect an individual. Guardian Angels in the form of Ancestors are all around us. Everyone is a spiritual being with an inner need to honor ancestors both known and unknown. Ancestors are Guardian Angels Open your spiritual eyes and you can see all the Ancestors being Guardian angels. You can spiritually feel the ancestors and they are more powerful than you think, they are angels. How do you know if the Ancestors are guarding you? Do you ever think about angels being your ancestors? When it comes to Ancestors being Guardian angels know that they are powerful. We live in a physical and spiritual world , the physical world we can see, hea

Nyamuragira in the DRC is Africa's most active volcano; Mount Nyiragongo is the most dangerous volcano, Rift Valley has the most volcanoes in Africa. Mount Nyiragongo  Nyamuragira in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is Africa's most active volcano; Mount Nyiragongo is the most dangerous volcano. Volcanic activity in the Great Rift Valley is frequent; Ethiopia has 61 volcanoes which 10 are active. Ethiopia in the East African Rift Valley has one of the worlds highest concentration of volcanoes. Volcanos reshape Africa, in fact Africa is creating new volcanoes because the continent shifts over time therefore to count the number of volcanoes in Africa would be a guess at best. The associated dangers of active volcanoes in Africa include lava flows, mudflows, pyroclastic flows, ash clouds, ash fall, ballistic rock projectiles, gas emissions , landslides, earthquakes, and tsunamis. Some of the largest volcanoes in Africa and the Rift Valley are Mount Kilimanjaro located in T

Mango Leaf Tea Made With Fresh Young Green Mango Leaves. Mangoes leaves are edible. Mango leaf tea is made by using young leaves from any mango tree; the type of mango tree does not matter, just as long as the leaves are young and free from blemishes. People all over the world take tea drinking seriously and it seems that tea made from fresh plants and trees growing in your garden can solve many health problems. Nature is cool like that. How Do You Make Mango Leaf Tea? Boil 5 cups of water. Choose young leaves from your mango tree. Wash the mango leaves. Break the mango leaves into medium pieces. Add the clean, young, fresh mango leaves to the boiling water. Steep mango leaves in the boiling water for 15 minutes. Stain mango leaves from the water . Serve tea with or without sweetener. Mango tea has a mild taste. More Mango Tea Information. Tea made from mango leaves has been made throughout Africa for thousands of years. Tea is not just limited to the tea bags on your