#Kramobone --- inclusion / exclusions tells us what? A standard is a calling us #Kramobone-The.Good ---

Created on 2017-04-12 10:03

Published on 2017-04-12 10:28

The Adinkra Symbol of The Kramo Bone is best described here

: The 21 Day Kwanzaa/Nguzo Saba Meditation Connection :

Of course Day 1, the foundation of all things can only be built upon this trust -- to a stable and solid upward growth. This is why this symbol appears as Day 1 in this meditation and why I am introducing us to the Kramobone as a guidance princple to hold onto our business, your home, and your life always --- show your wisdom honest.

(You may find the symbols that have come to be associated with the Nguzo Saba useful in your meditative sessions. For Umoja, it is Solomon’s Knot or Kramo-bone (above), which has been used across a number of cultures and historical eras, and given a range of symbolic interpretations. In Africa, Solomon’s knot is found on glass beadwork, textiles, and carvings of the Yoruba people. When the knot appears in this culture, it often denotes royal status; thus, it is featured on crowns, tunics, and other ceremonial objects. Also in Africa, the Knot is found on Kasai velvet, the raffia woven cloth of the Kuba people. They attribute mystical meaning to it, as do the Akan People of West Africa who stamp it on their sacred Adinkra cloth. Umoja!)

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There is nothing further to discuss -- except to create a standard in information theory....