<prompt> Ngola tlhaloso e khutšoanyane ea tšimoloho ea Beguine Movement.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Write a short description of the origins of the Beguine Movement. . Response in English: The Beguine Movement was a womens spiritual movement that emerged in the early 13th century in the Low Countries of Europe. It consisted of semi-religious communities of women called beguines, who lived together in beguinages, seeking to serve God without taking formal religious vows. The origins of this movement are uncertain, but some historians believe that it may have arisen as a response to the surplus of unmarried women at that time, caused by loss of men in wars and the rise of celibacy among clergy. These women used the Beguine Movement as a way to live autonomously, take part in charitable work, and pursue a spiritual life. . Response in Sesotho: The Beguine Movement e ne e le mokhatlo oa moea oa basali o hlahileng mathoasong a lekholo la bo13 la lilemo Linaheng tse Tlaase tsa Europe. E ne e e-na le lihlopha tsa bolumeli tseo e seng tsa bolumeli tsa basali ba bitsoang li-beguine, ba neng ba lula hammoho li-beguinages, ba batlang ho sebeletsa Molimo ntle le ho etsa likano tsa bolumeli. Tšimoloho ea mokhatlo ona ha e tsejoe hantle, empa bo-rahistori ba bang ba lumela hore e ka na eaba e ile ea hlaha e le karabelo ho masalla a basali ba neng ba sa nyaloa ka nako eo, a bakoang ke ho lahleheloa ke banna lintoeng le ho phahama ha bosoha hara baruti. Basali bana ba ne ba sebelisa Beguine Movement e le mokhoa oa ho phela ka bolokolohi, ho kenya letsoho mosebetsing oa liphallelo, le ho phehella bophelo ba moea. 