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Hekalu Ya Nia

Hekalu Ya Nia (Temple of Purpose)

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Mzee Sitawi Kiongozi is the founder Hekalu ya Nia (Temple of Purpose). In Maatian Tradition as a Kawaida Seba (moral teacher) he has taken on a vow of five commitments which serve as a ground and guide for the good we seek to bring in the world. The FIRST COMMITMENT is to be a good person in the world. The SECOND COMMITMENT is to be a consistent servant of the people. The THIRD COMMITMENT is to be a constant soldier in the struggle. The FOURTH COMMITMENT is to be a continuous student of the teachings. The FIFTH AND FINAL COMMITMENT is to be a tireless teacher of the good, the right and the possible.

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