What is a lesson you were taught when you were younger? Was it told in the form of a story, through conversations, or something else?
What is a lesson you were taught when you were younger? Was it told in the form of a story, through conversations, or something else?
These are the following lessons we’ve analyzed from our stories this week:
- Help those in need
- Find joy in dark times
- The heart is a symbol for humanity
- Communication is important in one’s life and is what bonds people together
- Losing something helps people realize how important it is
- People should not rely on one sense/there are ways to communicate with other senses
- Be in tune with one’s body
- Everything may not mean what it seems
- Death has no judgments
- There’s no control over one’s fate
- Not everything is clear in life
- People don’t know what they have until it’s gone
- Everyone needs help to realize things
- Humanity can’t escape death
- Don’t be gullible
- Don’t accept things foolish/think of consequences
- Don’t rely on others
- Don’t lie to get ahead
- Promises can’t be broken
- Humans always want more
- Listen to what others want
- Think of the future
For this journal, answer the following question in 250 words or more (one long paragraph):
What is a lesson you were taught when you were younger? Was it told in the form of a story, through conversations, or something else? Have you carried this lesson with you still? And, which lesson from the stories this week (which story in particular) did you find the most important? Why?
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