Tribute To Moruti Pule
Monday, October 26, 2015
And the late Moruti Pule, or Theko Tlase as he was commonly known, belonged to us now...he was a community man, nation builder, story teller, marriage advisor, businessman, family man, and to some like me he was a friend...he would go every home and preach peace, love and reconciliation...he had his own way of saying thing, you would need a spiritual ear and time to understand him.
I loved his teachings ne a mpha tlhogo tota...and I pray his teachings and words can leave in all of us remaining...in all the instances that I met him I always felt recharged and new...Moruti Pule loved God and he gave all his life to God.
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