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The Ancestors Have Much To Teach Us.: By P E Adotey Addo
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A Thoughful message on The Tradition of the Elders as Cultures Change.

The Ancestors Have Much To teach Us.
By P E Adotey Addo, Dec 27 2008

We are often haunted by the unknowns
If the ancestors inhabit the living or the dead.
So we try to appease their souls as a way of life
Keeping them in everyday activities and places
To become part of the living community,
For they do have much to say to us
As they judge between the living and the dead.
Traditions never forget the ancestors
In both societal life , history and beliefs.
Frightening and exciting us at the same time.
Indeed the ancestors have a lot to teach us



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Reviewed by Jms Bell
Reviewed on July 2, 2009
NICE WRITE WITH GOOD PHRASES. THANKS FOR SHARING AND GOD BLESS YOU. JOYCE

Reviewed by Mitzi Jackson
Reviewed on July 2, 2009
this is so true, I sense this even though growing up in these Americas, I know I belong to something much greater than what i was taught in school, than what i was taught be parents, who was taught in these schools here,the lies are so heavy, thick and rich and ppl wonder why we are a insane "black" (culture) here in these americas

when you know then you suppose to grow but when you don't trust what you know, how you gon grow?


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