SEC17/W3|Experiences come with age or circumstances!

in Incredible India14 days ago (edited)


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Hello friends of Incredible India, I hope to find you all in good health. I am currently traveling abroad, and this week's theme, "Do experiences derive from age or circumstances?" particularly struck me. In my life, I have always believed that it is circumstances, rather than age, that shape us most as individuals. Specific moments and unique challenges have often pushed me out of my comfort zone, driving me to grow and discover who I truly am.

As a young person, I had the incredible opportunity to spend four weeks at the home of Cory Picos, the world champion of water skiing, in Florida. Despite the language barrier and my youth, it was an experience that confronted me with the unknown, teaching me the value of courage and determination. These travels have reinforced my belief that exploring new places and cultures is essential for personal growth.

From my point of view, maturity is not strictly related to age. I have met immature adults and incredibly wise and responsible young people. I firmly believe that family and the environment in which one grows up are decisive in guiding a person towards maturity, but exploring and testing oneself are equally crucial.

The importance of dialogue between generations is another aspect that is close to my heart. With the digital revolution, young people can teach as much to the elderly as the elderly can impart to the young. It is essential to keep this exchange of experiences alive to enrich both parties and ensure that traditional wisdom integrates with new technologies, without one overshadowing the other.


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Delving deeper into the reference to Greek myths, we can see how generational conflicts are a universal theme. The myth of Cronus, who devours his children fearing being dethroned, is an extreme but enlightening example. This mythological tale not only reflects the fear of the elderly of being supplanted by the new generations but also shows how, inevitably, the young emerge, challenging and changing the established order.


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Today, this cycle of challenge and renewal is more apparent than ever. Young people, armed with technology and fresh ideas, bring new solutions to current problems, while the elderly, with their experience, offer a perspective that helps navigate changes without losing sight of fundamental values. It is crucial that both generations engage in constructive dialogue, recognizing each other's value.

In conclusion, I invite you to reflect on how your experiences, regardless of age or circumstances, have shaped your view of the world. Intergenerational challenges are not just obstacles but also opportunities to grow and learn from one another.

Thanks for reading @ibesso

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You’re very correct when you say maturity shouldn’t be tied to age because environmental factors play a major role in shaping our experience in life. For instance, the experience of a rich kid, no matter the age, is far different from the experience of a street kid. Age shouldn’t be a barrier when it comes to learning and benefiting from each other’s experiences and perspectives.

Absolutely, I completely agree that maturity isn't solely determined by age. Our environments and the diverse experiences they offer can vastly accelerate or shape our maturity. The difference in life paths between someone raised in affluence versus one growing up in more challenging street conditions is stark. This divergence shows how much environment influences our learning and growth. Therefore, it's crucial to remain open to the lessons and insights each person's unique experiences can provide, regardless of their age. This openness enriches us all, fostering a broader understanding and empathy across different life narratives.

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Hi, friend,
Very well said, Experience is not strictly linked to age. As mentioned, we find immature older people.
I really liked the constant dialogue between generations to help each other, inform each other and learn in that exchange of knowledge,
It's a pleasure to read your post, Success in the challenge. Best regards and grateful for the invitation!!

Hi @sol02, thank you so much for your kind words! I completely agree on the importance of knowledge exchange between generations. It’s inspiring to see how we can all grow and learn together. Thanks for your support and best wishes to you too for the challenge!👋

Disfruto leerte. Tienes el "don de la palabra". Y desde el fondo de mi corazón, te admiro. La referencia que hiciste al mito de Cronos es genial, pues, en efecto, los adultos necesitamos madurar para comprender que las generaciones jóvenes no representan un peligro para nosotros; sino más bien la oportunidad de ir de la mano por este camino, que se llama vida. Ya hice mi participación. Si gustas, puedes leerla, ya que en muchos aspectos coincidimos. Un abrazo y suerte.

¡Gracias por tu mensaje! Estoy realmente feliz de saber que compartimos opiniones similares sobre temas tan importantes. Leeré tu contribución pronto con mucho interés, curioso por descubrir nuestros puntos en común. ¡Un abrazo y buenos deseos para todo!👋

I believe you already know my answer/opinion. It might not be completely what you have in mind but the elderly and youth worldwide aren't the same. I wonder to which young people with great technology ideas you referring to.

A good journey.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. In my story, I draw upon my personal experiences, referring to the young and old individuals I have had the pleasure of knowing. Each has brought unique perspectives and ideas, which have greatly enriched my understanding of the concept I wanted to express.
I wish you a pleasant evening, Kitty! ❤️🌈

Thank you! A great evening/weekend to you too. ❤️🍀

Hello! Thank you very much for the invitation, regarding your entry, I found it interesting that you relate the digital era with the approach, because the older ones have been left at the mercy of the teaching of the younger ones regarding the new Information Technologies, despite having much more experience in other areas. And these experiences will also be important, especially in the future. A pleasure to read you, I wish you success!

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Thank you for appreciating my thoughts, I wish you a good Sunday.

Young people have a whole lot of ideas I really believe the older ones can really learn from and also grow. In fact I strongly believe both of them can learn from each other I mean both the old and the young

Thank you for passing through my words. I find older people very interesting and entertaining; they give me a lot to think about, especially when I meet those who are not grumpy and full of themselves 😜

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