The desire to have twins is as old as family itself. For many couples, twins symbolise abundance, continuity, and joy. Yet biology does not always follow desire. Medically, the likelihood of twins is influenced by factors such as heredity, age, and ovulation patterns, and no method can guarantee twins. Still, across cultures, people have long combined faith, nutrition, and spiritual practices to support their hopes for multiple births.
In traditional African belief systems, pregnancy is not seen as purely physical. It is also spiritual and emotional. When conception is delayed, complicated, or repeatedly ends in loss, elders often say something deeper is blocking the womb. That belief has kept pregnancy rituals and blessings alive for generations.…CONTINUE READING
