Inspiration | Earth & Ether

Habari gani? This is the question you ask your family, friends, and community at the beginning of each day of Kwanzaa. In the language kiswahili, it translates to “What’s the news?”

Your response is simply whatever day of Kwanzaa it is. So this morning, you responded: “Ujima!” Tomorrow you respond “Ujamaa!”

DAY 3 – UJIMA: COLLECTIVE WORK AND RESPONSIBILITY

*Note: If the images above appear blurry, please visit my previous post for a clearer view.

Peace and blessings manifest with every lesson learned,

Shila Iris ♥

P.S. Divide and conquer has been a very useful tactic in taking from people of Afrikan descent. We can fight this! Let the circle be unbroken. Fix yourself, so that we can all be together. I’m in my healing flow, you know?

These days I am very mindful of the things I consume. I have sensitive eyes, ears, and tastes. My heart is seeking purity at the highest level. With an open spirit, I attract great energy and truth. In my world, this intelligence knows no boundaries. With each person I come into contact with, I find a positive vibration, even in the darkest of hearts and even when it’s hard to see from behind the masks that we all wear. I find the duality in all things. There are lessons to be learned. Everyone is a teacher. Allow the light into your life!

Meditate (to think, to ponder, to fix attention) on this powerful feminine persuasion…

United States Representative Ilhan Omar