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What Diffrent religions taught me about life | Juwairiah Sayyed | TEDxSISJ Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-18 16:13
It's quite a beautiful concept to me how human psychology works. How some things don't need to be taught, how you can just absorb them. It's crazy cuz it's literally like the smell of your mom's chai or how festivals feel a lot more louder in your bones than they do in your ears.how belief is instilled within a person. You see, I come from a country where faith isn't just a belief. It's a way of life.It's in the bells ringing through the ancient temples, the aans, the gardo, the churches, and the infinite o ...
History is more than a Memory | Johannse Ven | TEDxYouth@CanadianAcademy
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-16 15:16
A cup of water is not heavy. You can easily pick it up and take a drink from it. But what if I told you to hold it out in front of you.After a few minutes, your arm would get tired. And after an hour, your arm would go up. The cup itself is not the cause of the pain. It is the time you spent holding on to the cup.This resembles our past trauma. The longer we cling on to it, the more it weighs us down. Yet water is essential for life.We cannot live without it, just like we cannot erase the memories of our pa ...
Ancestral Pain Doesn’t Have to Be Your Legacy | Carmiola De Santura | TEDxMableton
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-14 15:30
[Applause] imagine living the same day over and over again. Like dying million times, being reborn million times only to face the same wounds, the same scars. the same unhealed traumas. Imagine, picture the ancestral maze where no matter where you turn, every way leads you back to the same hunting memory. and not only your memory but the echos of your parents' pain, your grandparents' struggles like a nightmare. And this is not a science fiction. This is the reality of transgenerational trauma. I know diffi ...
Learning from Parental Imperfection | IyanuOluwa Adebayo | TEDxAvi Cenna Intl School
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-02 15:58
[Music] Good day everyone. It's a very chilling morning. My name is Adaran as I was introduced and I'm here to talk to you all about learning from parents imperfections. Mos once said, "Parenting is the easiest thing in the world to have an opinion about but the hardest thing in the world to do and he was absolutely right. We all have opinions on what makes good parents. We say, "I'll never talk to my child that way or my kid will never do that." But when it becomes our turn, we realize how heavy the respon ...