EPISODE · Apr 21, 2021 · 16 MIN
#36.Transformation - Planting seeds for the future
from Souloist Podcast, with Zohara Rotem · host Zohara Rotem
In these fast changing times we reflect on the role of educators and adults in the future of the world. The enormity of the changes that are going in our world now, are calling to see a big picture. Extreme measures call to extreme actions. We can't wait for the "big" people, the ones that "have power", to create the change for us. Each and one of us has a role in this transformation. We are all called to participate in the change. To work together. No task is too small here. We cannot wait. The time is now. “I want, if I can, to get education changed from mere instruction- to education in the real sense of the word; Education that inculcates, brings out, develops the human potential, based on the growing life of the child. That is why I am devoting my efforts to furthering Talent Education: what a child becomes depends entirely on how he is educated. My prayer is that all children on this globe may become fine human beings, happy people of superior ability, and I am devoting all my energies to making this come about, for I am convinced that all children are born with this potential”. -Dr Shinichi Suzuki Reflecting on Suzuki's words, I invite you to do a self- inquiry to find what your gift is. This is a call for parents, educators, grandparents, guardians - the whole village: what could we do for a child? How could we recognise the gift of every child ? How could we nurture the gift in every child? How can we bring them up to share the gift they were born with to share with the world. This is how we plant seeds for the future of the world. The time is NOW. For Donation click the PayPal link http://bit.ly/PayPal-Souloist . Thank you. Find us on: Face Book , Instagram , YouTube , Linkedin Join my mailing list & visit my site: www.zohararotem.com
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