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Dess Holiday is Laura Palmer's fursona
Here’s the cover art I made for Keine Ahnung’s 3rd album, “Ageless Wisdom”! It will be sold at the upcoming Reitaisai on the 5th of May by Four Corners. Will update with the table number.
The Wisdom of Our Elders: What Young People Can Learn from the Older Generation
Shaina Tranquilino
October 18, 2023
It's easy for younger generations to overlook the invaluable wisdom that our elderly possess. Their life experiences, resilience, and unique perspectives can provide us with valuable insights and lessons that go beyond what we learn in textbooks or through digital platforms. In this blog post, we will explore some essential life lessons young people can learn from the elderly.
1. Patience and Perspective:
One of the most remarkable qualities older individuals possess is their patience. Having lived through different eras, societal changes, and personal challenges, they have learned the art of perseverance. By observing their ability to navigate through life's ups and downs with grace and composure, young people can develop a greater sense of patience when facing their own obstacles. Furthermore, spending time with the elderly allows us to gain perspective on what truly matters in life; they often emphasize cherishing relationships and finding joy in simple moments.
2. Importance of Human Connection:
In an era dominated by social media and virtual interactions, genuine human connections are easily overlooked. However, older generations understand the significance of building strong interpersonal relationships based on trust and empathy. Spending quality time with them teaches young people about active listening, compassion, and understanding – skills that foster lasting bonds rather than superficial connections.
3. Resilience in Adversity:
The elderly have faced numerous hardships such as wars, economic crises, loss of loved ones, and health issues. Yet, despite these trials, they demonstrate incredible resilience in overcoming adversity. Learning from their experiences reminds young people that setbacks are part of life's journey but should not define one's destiny. Witnessing how the elderly cope with difficulties instills hope and inspires younger generations to face challenges head-on.
4. Embracing Simplicity:
Modern society often glorifies materialism and consumerism while neglecting the simple pleasures in life. The elderly, having lived through times of scarcity and limited resources, appreciate the value of simplicity. From enjoying a cup of tea in solitude to finding joy in nature's beauty, they remind us that true happiness lies in appreciating life's little treasures. Young people can benefit from this wisdom by reassessing their priorities and pursuing a more balanced and fulfilling lifestyle.
5. Sharing Personal Histories:
The elderly have witnessed significant historical events and societal changes that textbooks cannot fully capture. By actively engaging with them and listening attentively to their stories, young people gain an invaluable understanding of the past. This firsthand knowledge helps foster a sense of connection to history, cultivates empathy towards others' experiences, and encourages critical thinking about current social issues.
In our fast-paced world, it is crucial for young people to recognize the immense value that older generations bring to the table. By embracing patience, cherishing human connections, learning resilience from adversity, embracing simplicity, and exploring personal histories with the elderly, we not only honour their legacy but also enrich our own lives with timeless wisdom. Let us bridge the generational gap and celebrate the lessons passed down by our elders – ultimately creating a harmonious society where both age groups learn from each other's experiences for mutual growth and understanding.
My 94 year old Mom uses a 1988 Johnson Paste Wax as a stand for her Amazon Echo Show. She claims the wax is still good. Right on!
Alice Bailey in 1920 at Theosophical HQ Krotona
Alice Bailey in 1920 at Theosophical HQ Krotona
There are so few photos of Alice Bailey which is why I’m delighted to share this digitally enhanced image courtesy of Steven Chernikeeff, original photo courtesy of the Lucis Trust. The image appears in the original in my biography Alice A. Bailey: Life & Legacy.
This image of Alice Bailey – then Mrs Alice Evans – seated on a rustic bench in the grounds of Krotona, Hollywood, Los Angeles is…
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CREEDITE
CREEDITE
“Stone of Inner Peace”
HIGH VIBRATION CRYSTAL
CREEDITE activates the Third-Eye and Crown chakras immediately
CREEDITE is an excellent stone for those seeking to better understand abstract communication and interpreting freqeuncies emitting from higher realms. It provides thr spiritual and mental clarity needed to reach higher frequencies and levels of understanding in all aspects of…
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Book Review: Spirit Teaches a Simple Seeker by Jean Whitred The reader is invited to witness a struggle within the mind of a simple seeker when her thinking is challenged by a formless intelligence.
Book review - Living on the Inner Edge: A Practical Esoteric Tale by Cyrus Ryan
Book review – Living on the Inner Edge: A Practical Esoteric Tale by Cyrus Ryan
About Living on the Inner Edge: A Practical Esoteric Tale
A mystical story, breaking traditional boundaries, new thought, practices, insights, and a way of knowledge. Everyone walks their own path but in the New Age of Spirituality the idea of Group Work was born from the works of the Tibetan Master D.K., where he introduced the idea of group work on the physical plane and in the higher…
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