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IDOLISM IN Fijian culture

IDOLISM IN FIjian culture Itaukei Idolism By Elia Vesikula Introduction. Today I want to share about idolism after a vision I was shown I woken up on the on the 18th of February 2026 seeing a vision of a TV crew trying to film a scene of a Fijian cultural documentary …featuring a prominent leader. The Fijian leader was kneeling and presenting a whales tooth or tabua… and was presenting it to a woman, a spirit chiefly woman of authority. I saw myself trying to explain to the TV crew how to film the documentary. Reflection The meaning of the vision which came in to my mind after the vision was that we practise idolism in some of our tradition and custom in our culture In this regard it interferes with our worship of Almighty God Jehovah. God Jesus Christ and God the Holy Spirit. This is not to point a condeming finger but to To make us aware to make changes that is pleasing to God so we can follow Gods will. (Bible verse on doing Gods will) The Taukei people do not wors...
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From the lake Tiberia.

THE WORD Editorial wWith God’s blessings, I amriting this editorial beside the lake of Tiberias also known as the Sea of Galilee in Israel. This is where Lord Jesus Christ, Yeshua, the Lord of Lords walked more than 2500 years ago to call on his disciples Peter, Andrew, the sons of Zebedee, to follow and learn from him so he can turn them into fishers of man. It is also here in the Sea of Galilee where the Lord Jesus calmed a fierce storm. It is the miracle that convinced the disciples that the Lord Jesus was the son of God. Mathew 8;22-27. The story unfolds at the Sea of Galilee in the lower portion of the Jordan Valley in a mountain range that rises to 4,000 feet above sea level. The lake itself is 700 feet below the Mediterranean Sea. One of the more noteworthy aspects of this body of water is that it is greatly susceptible to sudden and extremely violent storms. These storms are caused by the cold air rushing down from the mountains surrounding it and colliding with the warm, ...
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Na veivkarusai ni Crystal Meth.

NA VEIKARUSAI NI DRUG NA CRYSTAL METHAMPHETAMINE 1:9:2019 Na Crystal Meth e drug kaukauwa dina sara (highly addictive) na kena vesuki iko. E tabu vakalawa ni sa rui kaukauwa sara nona vakabulabula taka na yagomu (stimulate your body). Na yagomu sa yavavala tu ga vaka na gone drava, lade ike, lade ike. Na nomu kaukauwa dina sa yali, ke dau bibi veiko na colata dua na taga tavioka, ia ni curumi iko na meth o rawa ni cola e rua na taga, qai taqa tale yani o luvemu gone, o ya na kena kaukauwa. Ia ni oti ga e vica na yauwa, sa malumu tale na nomu kaukauwa. Gauna sara ga qo sa tekivu kina na leqa, baleta ni ko sa vinakata mo rejaji tale. (This is when addiction occurs). Crystal Meth e taleitaki sara veira na tabagone ka kilai tu me club se party drug. Era vakayagataka baleta na I vakarau ni marau e solia. Vakasamataka mada: sa tiko ga na nomu marau ni ko gunu bia, oti ga ya o sa noka se sa malumu na yagomu. Ia, koya qo, kena veibasai. Ni...
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Idolism in itaukei culture

Itaukei Idolism By Elia Vesikula I woke up these morning 18/1/26 seing a TV crew trying to film a scene of a Fijian cultural documentary featuring a prominent leader. The Fijian leader was kneeling and presenting something and was doing so to a being a cultural chiefly woman of authority. I saw myself trying to explain to the TV crew how to film the documentary. Reflection The Taukei people do not worship God but worship their cultural gods (vanua) which emphasize Fijian culture and tradition and take part in ancestral worship. They use cultural artifects, such as whales, tooth, yaqona, mats and worship through Fijian ceremonies. Satan once said all those honored tradion is accorded to to me, Satan. This is a form of idolism. I plead to itaukei to worship God Jehovah, God Jesus Christ and God the Holy Spirit. Fijian Whales tooth in Fijian ceremonies is a form of Idolism Let us look at one aspect of Fijian culture to show idolism in Fijian culture or tovo vakanua. Lets loo...
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Idolism in Fijin Culture. How the whales toothe came to part of Fijian culture.

Some resrachers say the presenation of the whales is part of idolism in Fijian culutere. Below is some information how the use of whale tooth came to Fijianculure. AI Overview Whale tooth is known as a  tabua (pronounced tam-BOO-ah), became a central part of Fijian ceremonies due to its extreme scarcity, cultural significance as a sacred object, and its introduction as a high-value item via trade with Tonga and European whalers.  Tabua literally means "sacred" or "taboo," and they are considered kavakaturanga or "chiefly things," which are not worn but presented as the highest form of respect in formal, ceremonial situations.  Here is how the tabua became central to Fijian culture: 1. Origins as Sacred Objects Beached Rarity: Early Fijians did not hunt whales, but occasionally found sperm whales stranded on beaches. Because these teeth were rare and came from the largest, most mysterious creature in their ocean, they were viewed as magical, sacred talisma...
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Vision about PM Sitiveni Rabuka before the last election that made him Prime Minister.

Vision about Fiji. By Elia Green Vesikula Before the election, I was shown a vision by God showing that God had stripped the then PM Voreqe Bainimarama of his powers even before election. The result is what we are seeing happening in front of us. We praise the Lord who is the creator of the universe and sustainer of all things. 26.We have heard some great quotes recently in leadership about the power of one vote. That was Gods vote. That strips power and install new power. . A forgiving spirit covers the nation led by the Honorable Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka, never seen before done by a leader. It is very humbling to see that. It Is anointed leadership. It’s a call by God. The blessings is with our leaders. 30 Vision 2. God making a new path. I was shown a vision where the present Prime Minister Honorable Sitiveni Rabuka was leading the people in a walk. They got off a number of buses. There were men, women and children of Fiji. As we walked, the roads disappeared and there was no ...
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Vision about Fiji

Vision about Fiji. By Elia Green Vesikula Before the election, I was shown a vision by God showing that God had stripped the then PM Voreqe Bainimarama of his powers even before election. The result is what we are seeing happening in front of us. We praise the Lord who is the creator of the universe and sustainer of all things. 26.We have heard some great quotes recently in leadership about the power of one vote. That was Gods vote. That strips power and install new power. . A forgiving spirit covers the nation led by the Honorable Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka, never seen before done by a leader. It is very humbling to see that. It Is anointed leadership. It’s a call by God. The blessings is with our leaders. 30 Vision 2. God making a new path. I was shown a vision where the present Prime Minister Honorable Sitiveni Rabuka was leading the people in a walk. They got off a number of buses. There were men, women and children of Fiji. As we walked, the roads disappeared and there was no ...
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