Ghana's Mystic Twins Share Their First Encounter With Angels in Trending Video

Ghana's Mystic Twins Share Their First Encounter With Angels in Trending Video

  • The Mystic Twins shared their previous spiritual encounters with angels and other spiritual beings
  • They explained that angels do not have wings, and the winged image is a symbolic representation
  • The twins said that angels 'fly' through translocation or elevation, rather than using physical wings

Ghana's well-known mystical twins, Nana Akwasia Agyemang Panyin and Nana Akwasia Agyemang Kakra, have shared their first encounter with spiritual heavenly beings, popularly known as angels.

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Ghana's mystical twins share their first encounter with angels and their knowledge of spiritual beings. Photo credit: The Mystic Twins (Facebook).
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During an interview, the twins, also known as McAine and McKenzie, shared that their journey into spirituality started with visions of angels.

They also shared how, in time, they were able to distinguish between various spiritual beings, including demons, fallen angels, and gods.

Mystic Twins share past encounter with angels

While speaking with the show's host, they explained that spiritual beings appear in forms that align with an individual's preconceived notions and mental images.

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According to the Mystic Twins, they initially saw angels as older white men with grey hair, which was the image they had been taught to associate with divine beings through their religious upbringing.

One of the most captivating insights the twins offered was their explanation of whether angels have wings or not.

They claimed that angels do not have literal wings, and the popular imagery of winged angels is a symbolic representation.

"Angels fly, not like birds, but through translocation or elevation, moving from one place to another by will," they explained.

The concept of wings, they argued, serves as a metaphor to convey the idea of spiritual travel and elevation, not a literal physical attribute of angels.

Born and raised in Manhyia, the sacred seat of Ashanti royalty, the Mystic Twins were forged by the legacy of their king, Otumfuo Nana Osei Tutu II, and are beneficiaries of his Otumfuo foundation.

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Watch the TikTok video of their full explanation below:

Animal skull found in demolished church's foundation

In a similar report, an animal skull and a bottle believed to have other spiritual implications were found under the foundation of a church that was demolished in Sunyani.

According to the video on X, the structure at the Sunyani-Abesim Dream-Field Junction was said to have physically collapsed.

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An animal skull, suggesting black magic, is found under a demolished church in Sunyani. Source: EDHUB. Image source: X
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GhanaWeb reported that the church was pastored by a woman.

In the video, an eyewitness was heard explaining that the pig skull and spiritual bottle were buried in front of the church building.

Watch the video below:

Nigerian shares frustration with Ghana's 'spiritual elements'

YEN.com.gh had earlier reported that a Ghana-based Nigerian expressed his frustration after suggesting that he was unable to fulfil his primary intention for coming to the country due to spiritual forces.

The Nigerian man, identified as Ade Rocha, warned that while it is easy to move to another country, attaining success could prove rather difficult.

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According to him, he had high hopes about coming to Ghana from his country until he encountered a strange difficulty. The man suggested that this lack of progress can make a person feel incompetent or financially irresponsible.

Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.

Source: YEN.com.gh

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Oluwadara Adebisi (Human Interest Editor) Adebisi Oluwadara is a Human Interest Editor who joined YEN.com.gh in May 2025. He has over six years of experience in press release writing and journalism. He graduated from Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State, in 2021 with a bachelor's degree in Food Science and Technology. However, he was mentored in journalism and became a certified journalist after completing the Google News Initiative courses in Advanced Digital Reporting and Fighting Misinformation. He can be reached at oluwadara.adebisi@yen.com.gh