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Amongst many African and Indigenous peoples stands the pillar of faith and essence of our existence. Your faith in what has transformed you? Be Compassionate. Be Courageous. Live Empowered. ... Symbol: The ancient Egyptian double symbol of the ankh (life) and djed pillar (stability, endurance) serves here as a symbol of steadfastness in commitment to the Good, the Right, and the Beautiful in life. Source: https://www.officialkwanzaawebsite.org

Where or when are you creative? Share a one or more of your creative moments. Be Compassionate. Be Courageous. Live Empowered. Symbol: The seven vibrations of divine creation - the Dogon symbol of creativity.... Source: https://www.officialkwanzaawebsite.org

What (or who) invites a sense of purpose for you? Who have been models of NIA in your development? Be Compassionate. Be Courageous. Live Empowered. ... Symbol: The hieroglyph Nefer - Ancient Egyptian symbol of beauty and good. Source: https://www.officialkwanzaawebsite.org

What is your vision of wealth in the community where you live and beyond? Have you checked out Greenwood? Be Compassionate. Be Courageous. Live Empowered. ... Symbol: Two interlocking half circles - the Nsibidi symbol of togetherness and family. Source: https://www.officialkwanzaawebsite.org

When you see the words collective work and responsibility who comes to mind? Be Compassionate. Be Courageous. Live Empowered. Symbol: Akoma ntoaso - the Adinkra symbol of shared effort and obligation.... Source: https://www.officialkwanzaawebsite.org

What readings have supported your self-determination? One of the first authors shared with me was Dr. Na'im Akbar. Be Compassionate. Be Courageous. Live Empowered. ... Symbol: Ahenwa - The Akan throne, symbol of national identity, cultural groundedness and rightful governance Source: https://www.officialkwanzaawebsite.org

Who is the model that promotes unity in your family or community? Be Compassionate. Be Courageous. Live Empowered. Symbol: Dagi knot - a Pan African symbol of unity found in several African cultures, i.e., Yoruba, Hausa, Bushongo, etc.... Source: https://www.officialkwanzaawebsite.org