Indigenous and proud, we maneuver through life
With adaptability, agility and strife
Our rite of passage is a spiritual quest
To show humanity, to do our best

We're more than just a physical being,
We have a spirit, with a heart and wings
Humanitarian deeds are what we pursue,
With kindness and love, we always imbue

We're inducted into a world so grand,
With endless possibilities, opportunities at hand
Let us soar with grace, and never lose sight
Of the beauty within, that shines so bright.

Reflections

1. What is the significance of the word "indigenous"?
2. Why is adaptability and agility important in the story?
3. What is the spiritual quest mentioned in the story?
4. What does it mean to show humanity?
5. Can you think of an example of a humanitarian deed that you could do in your own life?
6. Why is induction important in the story?
7. What does the story teach us about the spirit and being human?