As we initially finish a dig, we
should embrace, feel, and praise the discovery.
It’s a necessity to be wise and delicate as we make efforts to handle
this precious one-of-a-kind work of art that has been unseen, lost, and
preserved possibly for years. This discovery is just as, if not more precious
than, the ancient finds in history. Once
found, how will we handle it without disturbing its natural state? In addition, it is important for others to
witness and embrace its beauty, in hopes of evoking their own seeds of
motivation to discover their own pieces of art.
Now that we have managed to find this
artifact, it is just as important to understand our discovery. Just as the great artifacts that have been
discovered in the past, finding its origin, its make up, and its purpose is key
to its understanding. We are no
different. Knowing ourselves equates to
being void of fear. We should be
conscious and careful with the words we choose to use as we describe “what” we
have found. Begin to know the truth
about ourselves rather than what we are not.
What is right about us, not what is wrong. These answers will be right
in front of us if we are not afraid to see them.
Get to know this artifact as if it
were on an examination table for days following the discovery. I feel that knowing yourself starts with
understanding your history from before birth onward. Use whatever given facts you have, if any,
and explore them, moving forward towards birth and beyond.
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