The Eloquence of the Scribes

I believe that to understand ones history, one is better able to understand ones history, one is better able to understand oneself. I can easily look towards my mother and grandmother as well as my older sister and trace clear similarities between ourselves. This is the same with a acknowledging and understanding our ancestors. I can just as easily connect myself to my mother just as I can connect myself to Queen Tiye…The eloquence of Scribes is about understanding ones history enough to tie yourself to those in your immediate circle and eventually to all of humanity, as well as the ancestors. These connections are made through rituals, meditations prayers, and art such as music and literature. Baring these tactics in mind we may clear our minds of any problems unsolved and any question unanswered. The fast movements of our day often distract us from achieving any moment of complete peace and tranquility. It is important that we bear in mind the eloquent of the scribes and move towards connecting with other forces to clear minds and truly focus on what is important…To make it plain, we look outside ourselves for answers, we ask for advice when we already know what to do, we don’t look towards our intuition and innate senses to guide us. When we stop and just catch our breath then we can better make decisions that will be acceptable to ourselves, our parents and ultimately our ancestors who came before us…