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EPISODE · Dec 31, 2023 · 24 MIN

The role we play in life – The big picture is seen when all parts of the story are understood.

from Mind Matters Presented by Light 4 Change

It is important to share knowledge learnt throughout history, it guides us away from repeated behavior, reminds us of truth and transformation, and gives comfort the life always finds a way to keep going. Knowledge is one of the most powerful aspects of humanity so it must be repeated by disseminating all sides the coin, the a meshed ambivalence of mixed emotions and perspectives, and the importance of vestigial traits that break into parts affecting many stories. This allows the receiver to keep truth at the centre of any open minded discussion they make with this as consideration there forward. Humanity is always learning through the collective experience, still only a young adult in comparison to the growth we're still capable of. Many lessons were learnt from devastating lapses of judgement. It would define insanity to forget such things allowing future generations to repeat with same results. Respect the emotional and intellectual growth that came from the trials and tribulations of our ancestors.

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