Hakuna Matata
"Hakuna matata" is a Swahili phrase from Kenya. Its close meaning is "no worries". The phrase became popular after it had been used in the Disney animated film "The Lion King" in a song named after the phrase.
Look at this powerful compilation (thanks to the unknown aithor of it!), where each phrase is a gem in itself. I am sure everyone can find an inspiration in this or that phrase, and all of them together are Hakuna Matata!
How much is resonates with the Bible's "Do not let your hearts be troubled"!
Yes, we do have things to be thankful for. Hakuna matata!
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Great print Vera and quite true. I'd like to hear some of your own poems and prose again. They are uplifting dear!
Hi Vera, you need to enrol in swahili class and I think with some little coaching you can be an excellent speaker. Also to your vocabulary add "Mambo sawasawa." Meaning "All is well."
Thanks, Vera! Looks like something I need to print out and put up on my wall to look at from time to time :-)
Wayne
I think we all do, Wayne. Who think they don't, they are super-motivated people or robots...:))
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Yes , no worries, hakuna matata
Yes, thanks for commenting..:)