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Anthropological Self


Let’s discuss Anthropological Self

What do know about your ancestors?

What do you really know about yourself

Your beliefs and cultural behavior

We came from different parts of the earth

We have our own language, we have norms

 Yes, we may differ in place of our birth

But look at how we jive, look at our form

In Biology, we are from primate

In religious belief, we are from clay

No matter where we came from, we have faith

We all have our own gods to whom we pray

No matter who or what we believe in

Deep inside our hearts we know what’s within.

 

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