The Hittites
The Hittites were a powerful people, known for their mighty armies and fortified cities. They symbolize authority, governance, and the wielding of power.
Modern-Day Interpretation
This sphere relates to all who govern or enforce justice:
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Politicians, lawmakers, and civil servants
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Police officers, military personnel, and national security forces
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Judges, lawyers, and legal practitioners
Narrative
Where leadership is corrupt, nations collapse. Where justice is denied, oppression grows. The Hittites sphere calls for young leaders who see politics not as a means of self-enrichment, but as a sacred duty to serve the people. In slums, where government services are often absent, the dream is to raise leaders who bring fairness, security, and vision back to their communities.


Mindset Shift
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Authority is stewardship, not domination.
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Laws should protect the weak, not favor the powerful.
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True leadership is service.
Expected Impact
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Transparent governance and reduced corruption.
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Justice systems that are fair and accessible.
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National security that protects rather than intimidates citizens.