Will you share your views on this africian proverb but first, imagine it was on new prints, "I am because we are, and because we are, therefore I am"
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wombat said on May 05, 2007....
When all is said and done, in the end, we are all the same, we are all one? One with God? -
hunter_boyce_chandler said on May 05, 2007....
I think it means "I am nothing without you" -
wombat said on May 05, 2007....
HBC: Ahh! You are right, I think.I was thinking of "all" not two people, but that makes more sense! Very good! -
pascodelta said on May 09, 2007....
You could also interpret it from a tribal viewpoint. That I am what I am because we are, we exist; our tribe has our ways, and that defines who I am....it makes sense to me, but, I'm not sure that translates to the rest of the world : ) -
marysaaka said on May 09, 2007....
You so beautiful stated your throught on the subjects with such touch on being rights, you want be abe to solve it unless you do the hold thing thing right from begining to the end of the "Africian Proverb". Thank you for your posts.