African Proverb Pillows

Egbe Bere Ugo Bere is one of the most popular Igbo proverbs that defined the Igbo world view. Biri Ka Mu Biri = Live and Let Live. It is a world of equilibrium. A world that teaches one not to get in-between the life progression of another. In Igbo language, Egbe is Kite, while Ugo is Eagle. both birds are representing Nne Agwu and Eze Agwu.

Egbe Bere Ugo Bere is one of the most popular Igbo proverbs that defined the Igbo world view. Biri Ka Mu Biri = Live and Let Live. It is a world of equilibrium. A world that teaches one not to get in-between the life progression of another. In Igbo language, Egbe is Kite, while Ugo is Eagle. both birds are representing Nne Agwu and Eze Agwu.

Don't See don't Hear Don't Speak - the original Japanese Three Wise Monkeys, here on Tribal Totem Version. Together they embody the proverbial principle "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil". Original Vector Graphic Art Design under exclusive BluedarkArt Copyright.

If You Want To Go Fast... Go Alone. If you Want to Go Far... Go Together. A design from DodgertonSkillhause Productions.

Tortoises Only Make Progress When They Stick Their Necks Out African Proverb is text alongside a cute animal image of a baby tortoise walking. Share an inspirational message of courage with confident and undaunted risk takers For any herper who loves animals, wildlife, and tortoises! Pet tortoises are popular: quiet and cute: but not in spring! Do you have a hatchling? A tortoise couple with cuteness overload and an ideal design for herp nerds and tortoise families. ABOUT THE ART ©‎ Vector 08 ‎May ‎2015, ‏‎10:04:39 Proverb design ‎‎03 ‎January ‎2018, ‏‎17:44:36 Tracey Harrington Simpson

African proverb

African proverb

There is no shame in not knowing. We should share knowledge to improve one another. Failure to do so results in a backward and ignorant society.

Ubuntu, also known as Unhu in other parts of Africa, is an ethical philosophy held by many Africans and now Westerners (First World) that focuses on how we treat one another and the purpose thereof, why we do. It’s a word describing an African world view, which translates as “I am because you are,” and which means that individuals need other people to be fulfilled. It is a way of living, it is how you treat your fellow man, it is how you respect them and understand that their beliefs help form the bigger picture, their situations are for purpose. So many people try to explain it, put it into words, but often come undone with the mere fact that it is more a way of being, it is a feeling, a way of living, the way you are and not easily ...

If You Want To Go Fast... Go Alone. If you Want to Go Far... Go Together. A design from DodgertonSkillhause Productions.