Acknowledgements and Apologies to Heal Many Souls

This page is dedicated to those who have realized that the time has come, for them, to apologise for the wrongs of the past, those of past generations or the wrongs that they themselves have perpetuated against others. To some it may seem as if the apologists have no right, or reason, to make such widespread apologies... yet it is that very humble acknowldgement of responsibility for unfair and unjust actions, that make the apologies even sweeter to their victims and their descendants.

Friday, May 25, 2012

Healing the dead?

Is it possible to heal the dead?

This is a concept that is foreign to individualistic communities but very close to the heart of communalistic societies.

Here is a wonderful article from Zimbabwe that will bring more understanding of "Apologising for the past."

http://www.solidaritypeacetrust.org/download/essays/Healing%20the%20dead.pdf

# posted by Brian V Moore @ 4:17 pm

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