1. Ubuntu- Humanity Towards Others

Ubuntu, a philosophy that translates to humanity towards others, is a cornerstone of our culture. It teaches us that our individual humanity is inextricably linked to the community. in essence, we are all connected, and our actions have a ripple effect on our community. This belief has instilled in me a sense of responsibility towards others, a recognition that my actions can either contribute to or detract from the greater good.

Ubuntu has taught me to approach life with empathy, compassion, and kindness. I strive to be a good neighbor, a supportive friend, and a caring family member. 

2. Sawubona- We see you

Sawubona, a Zulu greeting that means we see you, is more than just a casual hello. It is a recognition of the person in front of me, acknowledgment of their presence, their story, and their humanity

Sawubona has shaped my worldview by reminding me that every person has a unique perspective and experience worth acknowledging. its a reminder to be present in my interactions, to listen without judging.

These two teachings, Ubuntu and Sawubona have profoundly impacted my worldview, guiding me towards a path of compassion, empathy, and community. They remind me that our individual actions have a collective impact and that our connections with others are what makes us human.