Do you learn from history or do you tend to repeat it?
Making the same old errors that you or others have made!
Mr Harold Samuel Nicholls, my father, once told me, "You are the family's youngest member! Keep an eye on your siblings. Don't make the same mistakes they do ". This brief conversation had stayed with me ever since.
It taught me that learning from my own mistakes was not necessary. It is possible to learn from other people's mistakes.
I've incorporated this philosophy into my thinking and try to apply it as much as possible.
Nonetheless, I must admit that I have not yet implemented at the appropriate level, and I must work harder to get this basic principle right because it will catapult my life to the dimensions that I desire.
It is consistent with the biblical principle that states that people perish due to a lack of knowledge.
Join me in increasing our rate of transformation by reducing our errors to absurdly low levels.
Let us learn from the past pain and plan appropriately for the future.
The word "sin" literally means "to miss" in the Hebrew language. As a result, the Hebrew speaker interprets "to sin" as "to miss" God's will.
Increasing our knowledge, wisdom, and understanding of history will position us to fulfill our Divine destiny.
Shalom!
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