215: NEFX - Salock

NEFX - Bonosainge.txt ? For some within the known world, to be cast in acts and performances of recollection of key difficult events may come with great weight of thought and a sense of duty, so as to attempt to tell a historical story which a receiver did not experience yet whose weight of ramification they can sense, particularly in that of their own forebears. ? Increases in other traits in specific places can hinder other natural processes as in an ongoing endlessly variant dance. ? This exists alongside the tides of conditions in the known world, including the shifting and pre-eminence at different points of absolute elements of nature and of reality, such as levels of intensity in one and the results they yield. ? One can understand here the ways in which life can exist before and after an event in markedly different manner, and the relatability of possibility of one's own existence as a non-rememberer compared to those who remember by the weight of circumstance. ? Likewise some of posterity learn from secondhand experience from the actions of the rememberers. ? Gatherings of posterity together with the rememberers can be coordinated to carry forth collective social remembrance. ? Efforts may abide to capture living remembrance of such key event before it is lost. ? Commemoration can include the recollection of remnants and evidence of the key event, its consequences, and its survivors and remnants, in order that posterity and the broader social being be strengthened. ? The ensuing strength from unity around remembrance brings new victories. ? It is in adjoining gatherings or communions around its antithesis that remembrance is cultivated, for those present who remember may be present by the grace of circumstance, and become charged with working to cultivate mass remembrance of it as event if not experience. ? This may segue into a greater message for a higher principle than would otherwise be as recognized, and can become especially crucial given the fading amount of those who can remember such key events and their consequences. ? The purpose of a cultural moment of remembrance may be in part to declare a new policy of method throughout the known world, such as the ending of specific means of destruction even as concept in light of historical consequence of them.