Self-Control Is YOUR SuperPower Notebook

"Self-Control Is YOUR SuperPower" is a part of the “Youth Central” Collection from Kamit☥ology. The "Youth Central" Collection promotes youth wellness, self-empowerment and leadership skills. It features Kamit☥ology's signature Sacred Geometry, visual healing art that improves mental acuity ☥ dexterity, problem solving skills, calms the mind and heals the heart. Kamit☥ology is a celebration of identity ☥ ancestry ☥ culture and the study of you. The “☥” symbol comes from Kamit (Ancient Egypt) and means “Key Of Life.” It is used pluralistically to replace conventional punctuation marks ☥ conjunctions ☥ represents a decolonized reconnection to identity ☥ ancestry ☥ culture so that we may rediscover ☥ live in truth ☥ heal our world. Dr. Phyllis SHU Hubbard is a Kamitologist ☥ Visual Healing Artist ☥ Root Cause Analyst ☥ Doctor of Natural ☥ Indigenous Medicine and creator of www.phyllishubbard.com, “A Healing Space For Everyone That Centers Black ☥ Indigenous ☥ Immigrant People. Kamit☥ology reflects Dr. Hubbard's commitment to restore the dignity of her Kamitian (Ancient Egyptian) ancestors by acknowledging their identity as Black Africans, transcending the propaganda created through wars, colonization and appropriation and celebrating their legacy by sharing their healing ancestral wisdom as it applies to today's world. Purchase the full “Youth Central” Collection for friends, family, students, teachers, colleagues, community members and associates to share the healing strategies and invite positive karma into your life because when you share healing, healing comes back to and flows through you. Contact us on Zazzle or at https://www.phyllishubbard.com/consultancy to request customized items. Check out our “Journey To Radiance: A Community-Based Ecosystems Approach To Promoting The Health, Well-Being And Healing Of Boys And Young Men Of Color" report to learn more strategies for empowering our youth at https://phyllishubbard.com/journey#jtr-report. The strategies in the report are universal, appropriate for all cultures and not gender specific.