Education

For most people, education is the best possible thing to do under the conditions. In medical circles, a lot of people get education, basically everyone pretty much. You've got to take college tuition for getting a license. Then you'll have to get trained even more on the job. When you're taking care of others, it's important not to stop having a listen. Learning can tell you much more than you care to know or even remember. For instance, when there's people coming in with all sorts of bad little habits, that's where education comes into play. Just think of telling someone they need to eat better or lose some more weight. Perhaps in the cases of hunger which is where we've been headed with the need of some help, we'll tell the people to ration or just to adjust. Think of though if all the fine lines ground down leading to one central point right in the middle. It's pretty simple to tell the hungry to just eat some more food. What if though all things have met together and there's no more to be found in the land. What if the policies have led to disaster and some have come into the process of reaching on in with the rest of our friends. Then too what good is it to tell others not to be drinking or smoking and you doo the same sort of things too. It's really like saying you're not a good enough teacher. Then there's the thing of the children. If there was no school or formalized education we could teach anything useful. It certainly would put an end to twelve years of boring tedious classes and such. Just think of repeating the same stuff year after year to the children. You could've said it a long time ago and just been done with it all. Yet here you are still teaching your patients the importance of taking their medications year after year. Clearly they're really not working to be neglected like this yet still they're labelled pills for the health. The education system too is much like the pills. It's in shambles, with the same thing being taken day after day without much results. The children are empty and hungry and tired of being mostly alone. They're not really understanding what's being taught and why's that. For those that have standardized testing, it's clear from the scores. For some folks it's enough to wonder why bother at all. These have just let their school systems fall in arrears. I mean, what good is strivings to try and keep up. Then it comes to the workforce and the same sorts of things are repeated right there. At some point, it's not the fault of the students but rather the educators, the content, and also the system.

That's what a certain historical figure Madeleine Leininger once happened to learn. Perhaps she was somewhat into helping others of faith, who knows really what she happened to be. It's a shame though that she didn't say. It would've left a lot of clues as to why she labelled it a culture of care. That's what follows the demands of the ancients and tells you what's really important for you. Whether you agree or not, chances are it also follows the rest of your people. These are they then that need to be followed when chosing the tribe. These central values help explain what the others have missed. Think of it, when you go to a central say Indian reservation. The women sit in silence and raise the children at home. Then if it's say a man, they're coming with them to learn to run with the rest. It's far more than just a culling or a thinning the herd. In fact, using those terms is almost a disgrace. We're not back in those times though when what they did to the natives. Suffice to say, this culture got overlooked as an influence to care. Quite possibly you've got others to think of besides just themselves. There's lots of other places that value the application of science and logic and quite possibly math. I'm sure we'll all agree these are good places to start. There's some others too that would be quite helpful to know such as reading and writing and perhaps what's needed to build a career. Perhaps not a whole lot of money is needed. Just enough to be useful to keep down a family. That's all that I ask. I'd like a house and a home that's merry and fun. Nothing big, just one that's surrounded by people that care along with plenty of love. Don't you think that all sounds too good to be true? You too probably would like not to struggle in life. Certainly you didn't ask to be tied up or be kept in an uncertain sort of position. You know, how the industries gate keep things carefully when these should be free. Nurses need so much education that then is repeated down through the years. I know it's probably needed to care for some folks, but really, it's only forming a silo of sorts. One that's a lot larger found at the top with a lot fewer sort of some people simply because the means were more that they needed to get there of course. The others then, most of the masses are found at the base where the pay is much less. It's not really fair is it, when these silos have gone spreading around through the rest of the streets. It's hardly about ability or talent anymore , really, is it. Just about who knows what and how it's gotten them where instead of what they know just being declared.

Ideally, when it comes to the subject of culture, it should dictate in raising the children and so from there the workforce will follow. It has been believed by the few that 'to go against the church is to go against God' but of course. While in some cases that's certainly true and in others probably more not than a few, here when it comes to the culture it really does matter. Culture will tell you what's important, how much, and when. Even more so you'll want to let that guide in teaching the things of importance. When culture prevails, it's probably going to go against more modern conventions. That's fine too when there's some appreciable results in very short order. So what if it results in the changing of times. It's probably best to let it now for the moment. The teacher or teller of such too ought to be around in a few. These are the leaders, the visionaries, the movers, and shakers, and letters of such. You'll want all these to be not afraid to go against more than the grain, the ebb, or the flow. There's such a thing too in the being aware of culture preparedness. I mean, it's a very real sort of thing. Let's say the elders all got together and decided they were tired of having the workforce blood on their hands. Instead of washing them as with Pilate or allowing the taking over of corporate conventions, these decided educating the kids in the ways of the village was best for them all. Then after the workers in whatever things would be needed. Just think of it then, a larger community built upon living and loving while making amends. It works really, in more ways than a few. I'd think that in probably a year or so from the start, you'll find society's roles much more clearly defined. Sure, this sort of place doesn't have much if any room in it for me as of just yet. Soon though, it definitely will. What's that they call it, a place here for me that he's been preparing for you. Whether now or eternity, it's time to start preparing a place for the ages, one built upon shared knowledge and values, one that will be tolerant of others letting through.