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Kindergarten 101: Honesty and Respect Using Words


          Yes that's right!  We learned honesty and respect when walking into the classroom on the first day of kindergarten.  Maybe some are too old, forgetful or refuse to believe we all learned how to be respectful to others (without touching) with our words.  The words used today in songs, social media posts and toward one another have been a cause for division.  This type of division used to be between races only.  Now, it's within the races also.  Why?  More importantly, who is creating this division within each race?  No matter who has started it or how they began it, WE NEED TO ADDRESS IT AND CHANGE IT!  How?  Lets start with RESPECT!  Once we truly have respect for ourselves, we can have it for another.  Easier said than done, huh?  Yet, positive reinforcements, goals, spirituality and healthy living are great starts!  The main objective is consistency.  Self-respect will reflect in how you treat others when you open your mouth to use your words.


            The next major factor when using words is HONESTY!  Tell the truth!  By default, some things maybe false because we (as humans) can be forgetful.  The consequences when it comes to being honest is also learned very young as well.  The difference is being dishonest by choice, to hide something selfishly or to be deceitful.  We should CHOOSE to be honest with our words, because it is the right thing to do...as taught in kindergarten.  Realistically, we all work on honesty and respect using our words, daily.  The point of trying is what matters.  The world does not need racism, hatred  or disrespectfulness.  Why not?  The kindergarteners are watching the adults.


                                      Peace & Love 

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