Mwalimu Nyerere kwanini alichagua Twiga? Ni Mnyama dhaifu sana!
Mwalimu Nyerere kwanini alichagua Twiga? Ni Mnyama dhaifu sana!
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Marwa_J_Merengo
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Kwa jinsi watz walivyo wanyonge hata twigs hakutakiwa kuwa nembo yetu alitakiwa awekwe nyumbu kabisa
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Dragon wa west ndio kama unayemsema wewe ana nguvu anatoa moto mdomoni etc.
Dragon wa china ni kama nyoka mwenye miguu, power zake ni spiritual zaidi kuliko physical
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Kenge ni yule kahaba aliyepata mimba yako kwa kupigwa mtungo..mbwa wewe nyamaza!!!!!..kamtafute baba yako kwanza ndio uje ujibizane na mimi
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kwa sababu twiga anaweza kuchungulia pesa zilizopo serikalini kwa urefu wake ..na kisha akatoa taarifa watu wakaibe
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Umetafsiri vibaya nilichoeleza. Maana yangu ni kuwa, pamoja na simba kuwa na sifa zote za ukali bado kuna muda anafanya mambo ambayo hufanywa na wastaarabu tu! Kuna muda anakuwa mpole. Unajua kubeba mimba sio kwa vita baki kwa amani ya hali ya juu isipokuwa kama umebakwa.
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Alama ya twiga ilikuwepo hata kabla ya Uhuru nasi hatukuona sababu ya kuibadili.
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Seems unapenda manguvu kama simba. Lakini Twiga ni mrefu kuliko wanyama wote hivyo anauwezo wa kuona mbali kuliko wanyama wote wasioruka.
Nadhani umempata sasa hayati Nyerere
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Maana yake mkarimu ukitaka kuja kuiba ni wewe tuuu unaiba na kusepa
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Ndio mkuu,ulishaona mziki wa Nyegere akiwa kwny vurugu?
Mathanzua
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Nyoka ni alama ya dark forces mkuu,nadhani wewe unajua zaidi.
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Characteristics ulizotaja kuhusu Tai ni kweli anazo,ukisoma biology yake utaona.Na ni kweli wanadai hizo ndizo sababu zilizofanya wamuweke kwenye emblems zao,it's biology.Hata hivyo wajuzi wa mambo wanajua kwamba sababu wanazotoa ni danganya toto kama ambavyo wanadanganya katika mambo mengi!The actual reasons are more demonic than anything else.Hebu sikiliza hii," The Eagle conveys the powers and messages of the spirit; it is man's connection to the divine,because it flies higher than any other bird. The eagle brings the message of renewed life,because it is associated with the east winds - the direction of spring, dawn and rebirth." Kama sio mawazo ya kishirikina haya ni mini,how can you be connected to the divine by the Eagle for Gods' sake!
Soma hii kitu ifuatayo utapata picha halisi kuhusu The Eagle mkuu.Ndege huyu hatumiki kwa nia njema kama unavyodhani.Ni ushirikina zaidi kuliko anything else!Kwangu mimi Twiga ndiye mnyama mzuri kama symbol,yuko majestic na humble. It's good to wish to be like the Giraffe,not like the Eagle,which is very voracious.The Eagle infact signifies anarchy and domination,which are the ultimate aims for the Illuminati on
humanity.
Eagle Symbolism
Fly Like the Eagle
By Trish Phillips
When an eagle appears, you are on notice to be courageous and stretch your limits. Do not accept the status quo, but rather reach higher and become more than you believe you are capable of. Look at things from a new, higher perspective. Be patient with the present; know that the future holds possibilities that you may not yet be able to see. You are about to take flight.
History
The Native Indians saw the Eagle as a symbol for great strength, leadership and vision. As if to seemingly mirror this, the eagle has been used as a 'banner' by many of the great empires throughout history, from Babylon to Egypt, through to Rome and even the United States. In early Christianity the eagle was seen as a symbol of hope and strength, representing salvation. The eagle appears twice in the book of Revelation; both times in a context that suggests it is on the side of God. In Islam, the eagle represents warlike ferocity, nobility and dominion.
In ancient Aztec tradition, the chief god told people to settle at a place where they find an eagle perched on a cactus eating a snake. This place is now Mexico City. Zeus changed into the form of the sacred eagle to help himself control thunder and lightning. The eagle was a strong emblem in the Roman Empire. The Hittites drew upon a double-headed eagle so that they would never be surprised. The Pueblo Indians associated the eagle with the energies of the sun - physical and spiritual - as well as symbols of greater sight and perception.
It may not be coincidence that such different cultures across thousands of years have adopted the same symbol.
Biological Characteristics
Eagles have a beauty and grace fitting their status as our national emblem. As with most birds of prey, the female eagle is larger and heavier than the male. They weigh an average of 12 pounds with a wingspan up to seven feet and a body length of nearly three feet. Eagles are lighter than they appear. The bulk of an eagle is its feathers; its bones are hollow and much lighter than the bones of mammals.
Golden eagles typically have larger bodies and shorter wingspans compared to bald eagles. Adult bald eagles are easily detected by their brilliant white heads and tail feathers and chocolate brown bodies and wings. They have black talons and yellow eyes, beaks and feet. In contrast, golden eagles have shorter, darker bills and dark feathers with a pale golden cast in the area around the neck. Immature eagles do not obtain their adult colors until they are about five years old.
An eagle's eyes are up to eight times sharper than that of humans and contain many more color-sensitive cones. Located on the side of the head, their eyes provide a wide field of view. Bald eagles have large wings compared to other birds, allowing them to soar and hunt vast areas with a minimum of effort. During migration they can travel 400 to 500 miles a day. Bald eagles have large, sharp talons and strong feet which they use to catch their prey.
In captivity, bald eagles have a life expectancy of up to 50 years, but almost all in nature die before reaching maturity because of environmental hazards and stresses.
All of these traits can be viewed symbolically as ideas to assist humans to be more successful within their own lives. Even with the eagle's magnificent ability to fly, it stays connected to the earth. We must keep ourselves grounded and lay a solid foundation for ourselves. The talons - meant to grasp and hunt - reflect the need to utilize the things of the earth. The sharp beak and strong jaw muscles demonstrate the importance of knowing when to speak, how much and how strongly - lest we inadvertently hurt someone with words. New vision will open that is far reaching into the past, within the present and to the future. Eagles are predators with a powerful sense of energy conservation. They use their great vision to know when to take flight and capture their prey. To align oneself with the eagle is to take on the responsibility and power to become so much more than you now appear to be.
Symbolism and Power
The eagle is the chief over all the winged creatures. Eagle conveys the powers and messages of the spirit; it is man's connection to the divine because it flies higher than any other bird. The eagle brings the message of renewed life because it is associated with the east winds - the direction of spring, dawn and rebirth.
If an individual has been going through a hard time, eagle not only signals a new beginning, but provides that person with the stamina and resilience to endure the difficulties. If eagle has appeared, it bestows freedom and courage to look ahead. The eagle is symbolic of the importance of honesty and truthful principles. Summon the eagle when you are about to embark on a challenge, a massive life change or a creative endeavor.
Eagle people are seen as visionaries, those who are seekers and who are willing to push the limits of self-discovery and personal freedom. The eagle person is a born leader and may become impatient with those who cannot fly as high or as fast. Despite the fact that eagle with hold aloof or retreat to the skies, people will naturally gravitate to them.
The Lesson
When Eagle appears to you it means that you are being put on notice. Eagle totems appear to inspire (push) you to reach higher and become more than you think you are capable of. They tell you to be courageous and really stretch your limits and see what you can do. They bring a sense of courage and a desire to explore and grow. To dream of a flying eagle or one who is perched high signifies good fortune or victory coming your way. If it scares you or attacks you it means there are some self-imposed limitations you need to push through.
The lesson of the eagle is to take a look from where it sees. You must have the courage to relinquish stale and comfortable habits and beliefs to soar into unknown realms and new realities - continually expanding your view. Now is the time to take full responsibility for your life and be prepared for instant destiny. As your spiritual awareness increases, the positive and negative ramifications will become more immediate and have greater force.
Soma hii kitu ifuatayo utapata picha halisi kuhusu The Eagle mkuu.Ndege huyu hatumiki kwa nia njema kama unavyodhani.Ni ushirikina zaidi kuliko anything else!Kwangu mimi Twiga ndiye mnyama mzuri kama symbol,yuko majestic na humble. It's good to wish to be like the Giraffe,not like the Eagle,which is very voracious.The Eagle infact signifies anarchy and domination,which are the ultimate aims for the Illuminati on
humanity.
Eagle Symbolism
Fly Like the Eagle
By Trish Phillips
History
The Native Indians saw the Eagle as a symbol for great strength, leadership and vision. As if to seemingly mirror this, the eagle has been used as a 'banner' by many of the great empires throughout history, from Babylon to Egypt, through to Rome and even the United States. In early Christianity the eagle was seen as a symbol of hope and strength, representing salvation. The eagle appears twice in the book of Revelation; both times in a context that suggests it is on the side of God. In Islam, the eagle represents warlike ferocity, nobility and dominion.
In ancient Aztec tradition, the chief god told people to settle at a place where they find an eagle perched on a cactus eating a snake. This place is now Mexico City. Zeus changed into the form of the sacred eagle to help himself control thunder and lightning. The eagle was a strong emblem in the Roman Empire. The Hittites drew upon a double-headed eagle so that they would never be surprised. The Pueblo Indians associated the eagle with the energies of the sun - physical and spiritual - as well as symbols of greater sight and perception.
It may not be coincidence that such different cultures across thousands of years have adopted the same symbol.
Biological Characteristics
Eagles have a beauty and grace fitting their status as our national emblem. As with most birds of prey, the female eagle is larger and heavier than the male. They weigh an average of 12 pounds with a wingspan up to seven feet and a body length of nearly three feet. Eagles are lighter than they appear. The bulk of an eagle is its feathers; its bones are hollow and much lighter than the bones of mammals.
Golden eagles typically have larger bodies and shorter wingspans compared to bald eagles. Adult bald eagles are easily detected by their brilliant white heads and tail feathers and chocolate brown bodies and wings. They have black talons and yellow eyes, beaks and feet. In contrast, golden eagles have shorter, darker bills and dark feathers with a pale golden cast in the area around the neck. Immature eagles do not obtain their adult colors until they are about five years old.
In captivity, bald eagles have a life expectancy of up to 50 years, but almost all in nature die before reaching maturity because of environmental hazards and stresses.
All of these traits can be viewed symbolically as ideas to assist humans to be more successful within their own lives. Even with the eagle's magnificent ability to fly, it stays connected to the earth. We must keep ourselves grounded and lay a solid foundation for ourselves. The talons - meant to grasp and hunt - reflect the need to utilize the things of the earth. The sharp beak and strong jaw muscles demonstrate the importance of knowing when to speak, how much and how strongly - lest we inadvertently hurt someone with words. New vision will open that is far reaching into the past, within the present and to the future. Eagles are predators with a powerful sense of energy conservation. They use their great vision to know when to take flight and capture their prey. To align oneself with the eagle is to take on the responsibility and power to become so much more than you now appear to be.
Symbolism and Power
The eagle is the chief over all the winged creatures. Eagle conveys the powers and messages of the spirit; it is man's connection to the divine because it flies higher than any other bird. The eagle brings the message of renewed life because it is associated with the east winds - the direction of spring, dawn and rebirth.
If an individual has been going through a hard time, eagle not only signals a new beginning, but provides that person with the stamina and resilience to endure the difficulties. If eagle has appeared, it bestows freedom and courage to look ahead. The eagle is symbolic of the importance of honesty and truthful principles. Summon the eagle when you are about to embark on a challenge, a massive life change or a creative endeavor.
Eagle people are seen as visionaries, those who are seekers and who are willing to push the limits of self-discovery and personal freedom. The eagle person is a born leader and may become impatient with those who cannot fly as high or as fast. Despite the fact that eagle with hold aloof or retreat to the skies, people will naturally gravitate to them.
The Lesson
The lesson of the eagle is to take a look from where it sees. You must have the courage to relinquish stale and comfortable habits and beliefs to soar into unknown realms and new realities - continually expanding your view. Now is the time to take full responsibility for your life and be prepared for instant destiny. As your spiritual awareness increases, the positive and negative ramifications will become more immediate and have greater force.
Mathanzua
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Labda tungekuwa more wise kuliko kutumia symbol ya Tai.It has a demonic symbolism.
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Pia jiulize, kwanini aliamua mnyama kuwa alama ya taifa letu? Nani alimlazimisha kufanya hivyo na kutii?
Kitabu cha daniel kilichoandikwa miaka zaidi elfu mbili na miatano kiliandika kuwa mnyama anarepresent taifa, tena kabla ya mataifa ya sasa hayajakuwepo,
Kitabu cha daniel kilichoandikwa miaka zaidi elfu mbili na miatano kiliandika kuwa mnyama anarepresent taifa, tena kabla ya mataifa ya sasa hayajakuwepo,
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Characteristics ulizotaja kuhusu Tai ni kweli anazo,ukisoma biology yake utaona.Na ni kweli wanadai hizo ndizo sababu zilizofanya wamuweke kwenye emblems zao,it's biology.Hata hivyo wajuzi wa mambo wanajua kwamba sababu wanazotoa ni danganya toto kama ambavyo wanadanganya katika mambo mengi!The actual reasons are more demonic than anything else.
Soma hii kitu ifuatayo utapata picha halisi kuhusu The Eagle mkuu.Ndege huyu hatumiki kwa nia njema kama unavyodhani.Ni ushirikina zaidi kuliko anything else!Kwangu mimi Twiga ndiye mnyama mzuri kama symbol,yuko majestic na humble. It's good to wish to be like the Giraffe,not like the Eagle,which is very voracious.The Eagle infact signifies anarchy and domination,which are the ultimate aims for the Illuminati on
humanity.
Eagle Symbolism
Fly Like the Eagle
By Trish Phillips
When an eagle appears, you are on notice to be courageous and stretch your limits. Do not accept the status quo, but rather reach higher and become more than you believe you are capable of. Look at things from a new, higher perspective. Be patient with the present; know that the future holds possibilities that you may not yet be able to see. You are about to take flight.
History
The Native Indians saw the Eagle as a symbol for great strength, leadership and vision. As if to seemingly mirror this, the eagle has been used as a 'banner' by many of the great empires throughout history, from Babylon to Egypt, through to Rome and even the United States. In early Christianity the eagle was seen as a symbol of hope and strength, representing salvation. The eagle appears twice in the book of Revelation; both times in a context that suggests it is on the side of God. In Islam, the eagle represents warlike ferocity, nobility and dominion.
In ancient Aztec tradition, the chief god told people to settle at a place where they find an eagle perched on a cactus eating a snake. This place is now Mexico City. Zeus changed into the form of the sacred eagle to help himself control thunder and lightning. The eagle was a strong emblem in the Roman Empire. The Hittites drew upon a double-headed eagle so that they would never be surprised. The Pueblo Indians associated the eagle with the energies of the sun - physical and spiritual - as well as symbols of greater sight and perception.
It may not be coincidence that such different cultures across thousands of years have adopted the same symbol.
Biological Characteristics
Eagles have a beauty and grace fitting their status as our national emblem. As with most birds of prey, the female eagle is larger and heavier than the male. They weigh an average of 12 pounds with a wingspan up to seven feet and a body length of nearly three feet. Eagles are lighter than they appear. The bulk of an eagle is its feathers; its bones are hollow and much lighter than the bones of mammals.
Golden eagles typically have larger bodies and shorter wingspans compared to bald eagles. Adult bald eagles are easily detected by their brilliant white heads and tail feathers and chocolate brown bodies and wings. They have black talons and yellow eyes, beaks and feet. In contrast, golden eagles have shorter, darker bills and dark feathers with a pale golden cast in the area around the neck. Immature eagles do not obtain their adult colors until they are about five years old.
An eagle's eyes are up to eight times sharper than that of humans and contain many more color-sensitive cones. Located on the side of the head, their eyes provide a wide field of view. Bald eagles have large wings compared to other birds, allowing them to soar and hunt vast areas with a minimum of effort. During migration they can travel 400 to 500 miles a day. Bald eagles have large, sharp talons and strong feet which they use to catch their prey.
In captivity, bald eagles have a life expectancy of up to 50 years, but almost all in nature die before reaching maturity because of environmental hazards and stresses.
All of these traits can be viewed symbolically as ideas to assist humans to be more successful within their own lives. Even with the eagle's magnificent ability to fly, it stays connected to the earth. We must keep ourselves grounded and lay a solid foundation for ourselves. The talons - meant to grasp and hunt - reflect the need to utilize the things of the earth. The sharp beak and strong jaw muscles demonstrate the importance of knowing when to speak, how much and how strongly - lest we inadvertently hurt someone with words. New vision will open that is far reaching into the past, within the present and to the future. Eagles are predators with a powerful sense of energy conservation. They use their great vision to know when to take flight and capture their prey. To align oneself with the eagle is to take on the responsibility and power to become so much more than you now appear to be.
Symbolism and Power
The eagle is the chief over all the winged creatures. Eagle conveys the powers and messages of the spirit; it is man's connection to the divine because it flies higher than any other bird. The eagle brings the message of renewed life because it is associated with the east winds - the direction of spring, dawn and rebirth.
If an individual has been going through a hard time, eagle not only signals a new beginning, but provides that person with the stamina and resilience to endure the difficulties. If eagle has appeared, it bestows freedom and courage to look ahead. The eagle is symbolic of the importance of honesty and truthful principles. Summon the eagle when you are about to embark on a challenge, a massive life change or a creative endeavor.
Eagle people are seen as visionaries, those who are seekers and who are willing to push the limits of self-discovery and personal freedom. The eagle person is a born leader and may become impatient with those who cannot fly as high or as fast. Despite the fact that eagle with hold aloof or retreat to the skies, people will naturally gravitate to them.
The Lesson
When Eagle appears to you it means that you are being put on notice. Eagle totems appear to inspire (push) you to reach higher and become more than you think you are capable of. They tell you to be courageous and really stretch your limits and see what you can do. They bring a sense of courage and a desire to explore and grow. To dream of a flying eagle or one who is perched high signifies good fortune or victory coming your way. If it scares you or attacks you it means there are some self-imposed limitations you need to push through.
The lesson of the eagle is to take a look from where it sees. You must have the courage to relinquish stale and comfortable habits and beliefs to soar into unknown realms and new realities - continually expanding your view. Now is the time to take full responsibility for your life and be prepared for instant destiny. As your spiritual awareness increases, the positive and negative ramifications will become more immediate and have greater force.
Sidhani kama in kweli, Wajerumani walitumia ndege Tai kabla Adam Weisshaupt hajaanzisha illuminati. Nafikiri sababu hasa ni Sifa za Ndege huyo kwani anawakilisha UKUU na UTAWALA hata kwenye Biblia ametajwa sana, Tai anasifa za ajabu na zinazostaajabisha, ni Mtawala wa Anga na kwa kuwa Dini za Kiabrahamu zinaamini Mbinguni ni angani na huyu Tai ni Ndege anayeweza kwenda juu klk ndege wote na uwezo wake wa kuona ni mkubwa sana, hivyo nafikiri ndo maana Himaya nyingi zilipenda kumtumia kama alama yao.
Lkn pia sifa hizo hizo unaweza kuzihamishia kwenye ushirikina pia kama ukipenda, in kama vile sisi tunavyohusisha ndege mzuri Bundi na ushirikina shauri tu ya tabia zake ambazo hatuzielewi.