The Xi-Amaru Republic is a self-governing Indigenous nation established on December 17, 2022, by Nnakina Xi-Amaru Fears, a visionary leader and woman of faith. This nation was not born out of ambition or politics alone; it was formed in response to divine instruction.
Its mission is to restore jurisdiction, identity, and spiritual dignity to Indigenous peoples misclassified under colonial systems. While the Xi-Amaru Republic functions as a government, it does not hide the spiritual influence that helped birth it.
As questions arise about the spiritual nature of the Republic, it’s important to clarify: what the Xi-Amaru Republic is, and what it is not; in terms of spirituality.
What It Is
Founded by a Believer in God
The Republic was established by Nnakina Xi-Amaru Fears, who openly acknowledges that her leadership and vision came through God’s guidance. Every decision, from the constitution to citizenship, was shaped by prayer, obedience, and spiritual clarity. God was not added after the fact, He was part of the foundation from the beginning.
A Nation Where Christianity Is a Natural Spiritual Belief
For many Xi-Amaru Native Americans, Christianity is not foreign—it’s familiar. Generations were raised in the church, taught to call on God, and led by elders who prayed and worshiped even in the midst of oppression.
Although some have chosen different spiritual paths over time, including Islam, Judaism, or other belief systems, it remains true that Christianity is a natural belief system for many Xi-Amarus, shaped by both ancestral resilience and divine preservation.
We believe it was God who freed us from colonization, not man. He preserved our people, restored our identity, and gave us the courage to rise again through the Republic.
Spiritual Belief Shapes How People Show Up in Society
Whether someone follows Christianity, Islam, Judaism, or any other faith, beliefs shape behavior. It is unrealistic to expect that anyone in a leadership role, whether in a government or a family, will not be guided by their internal moral compass.
A person’s spiritual beliefs influence how they govern, serve, and protect. The Xi-Amaru Republic does not hide this truth. Instead, it affirms that faith in God has helped form a nation that values honor, lawfulness, and love for community.
Respectful of Indigenous Spiritual Heritage
The Republic acknowledges that colonial powers attempted to sever our spiritual connection to both land and Creator. The Republic does not shame anyone for choosing a different path.
Instead, it asks all citizens to walk in truth, with respect for our ancestors and for the God who sustained them, regardless of what name one uses. The goal is not to divide by beliefs but to unify through mutual dignity and purpose.
Faith and Freedom Can Coexist
The Xi-Amaru Republic does not force religion upon anyone. Citizens are not required to be Christian or adhere to any specific spiritual practice. However, they are asked to respect the fact that the Republic was founded through divine instruction, and that God is openly acknowledged as the source of wisdom and direction for the nation.
What It Isn’t
It Is Not a Religious Organization
The Xi-Amaru Republic is an autonomous Indigenous government with its own legal system, departments, and political structure. While faith plays a guiding role, it is not a church or religious institution. It is a government serving Indigenous citizens and providing jurisdictional protection and national development.
It Is Not a Cult or Sect
The Republic does not impose spiritual rituals or monitor citizens’ private beliefs. It does not demand conformity or create fear around belief differences. Instead, it simply acknowledges that every nation operates from a worldview, and ours openly includes God as the foundation.
It Is Not Spiritually Neutral
While there is freedom, there is also clarity. The Republic does not pretend to be spiritually silent or indifferent. Neutrality would be dishonest. We recognize that God is the one who guided our people out of captivity spiritually, mentally, and legally. This truth cannot be ignored in the foundation of the Republic.
Citizenship and Freedom to Choose
Choosing to become a citizen of the Xi-Amaru Republic is a voluntary commitment to uphold the values and laws of the nation. It means granting the nation governing authority over your affairs and aligning with its purpose. However, every person retains the right to choose their own spiritual walk.
If at any point a citizen feels the nation’s foundation no longer aligns with their personal convictions, they may request removal from citizenship. This process is available at any time, because freedom includes the right to walk away.
Final Thoughts
The Xi-Amaru Republic is not simply a government—it is a testimony. Nnakina Xi-Amaru Fears, the Founding Mother, did not build this nation to impress outsiders or follow trends. She built it in obedience to God, who gave her the assignment to restore Indigenous dignity, spiritual truth, and lawful protection for those misnamed and misplaced through colonization.
Christianity is not forced, but it is familiar to many. And while other beliefs, such as Islam, Judaism, or personal spiritual paths, are respected, the Republic cannot and will not deny the hand of God in its formation. This nation exists because of His deliverance.
To those considering citizenship: this is not about religion, it is about returning to who you truly are. It’s about choosing to build on faith, purpose, and responsibility. The Xi-Amaru Republic welcomes all who are ready to walk in that truth.
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