April 28, 1994 / Because It's Your Heart I See
Dear One's,
History must be taught and listened to.
If it isn't taught correctly then
the information becomes messed up
and non-accurate.
If History isn't taught, then the event
that took place could become one-sided and
misinterpreted.
We must talk about past events and
how things got started
and what were the consequences.
We need to know who, what, and
when, and how did the event finally end.
Most importantly we need to know
who were the inflicted ones.
The thing about history, people will
begin to ask questions. What sparked
the event and how did the people
endure it.
We also need to dive in how did the
people resolve the problem and
and come together?
We must remember when an
important event takes place, the
younger generations are going to
be curious and ask questions.
We owe it to them to explain the
event or events well.
We have to take them back to
that time period and give them
the information they are needing
to know.
Because when we become real and
honest to others it shows respect,
honor and self-dignity.
Even if the event is very painful to
talk about; something is always learned.
Empathy, compassion, love towards
one another will develop and trust and
unity will begin to shape and take place.
If we pretend or ignore important events
even if they are unpleasant to speak about
nothing changes and unfortunately is
at a high risk of repeating itself.
Then we go to the popular phrase
"The One Who Does Not Remember
History is Bound to Live Through It
Again."
{We all know the saying " If History isn't
taught then it is doomed to repeat itself."}
