Getting to know my community...

I asked a couple of community members what they believe in and the technological influences we've gone through to shape our understanding of this world and our expectations for the future. It was good to get to know them more, being reflected in the community as independently strong women, strong supportive community father figures, and the people we pass by each day until it is finally enough to say "hello neighbor" community types include their services to America a little bit farther with this inquisitive collection of data endeavor. 

Topical issues revolving around American belief systems and the future of religious options for their descendants can be a tough subject to mosey into, but the best conversations from those that you believe have a solid foundation for what an American lifestyle consists of, the locals of the small town in rural Wisconsin, famous for an agricultural societal background with homestyle living conditions affected by the natural pristine care of the forest. The way it can be best described is historically based as a predominantly White and Native American blend of people, but they all rooted character with establishing their communities since the 1800's. Artifacts that reflect the technological era of their arrival are engineered with mechanical prose for gears and handles. 

Photo by James Frid

One question is what would you do if your grandchildren or great grandchildren began to believe in something different than what you believe in?

The response is acceptable to their choice, they would have the sense of having the betterment of knowing to act on their birth character from home activities with a family foundation and that the belief would align somewhere near that. There is no concern from most who ponder the idea of a different religious background, the list of strays that have been successful in their participation to thrive in something they decided was best for them to reflect a diverse collection with their foundational love to learn and live with. 

It is observed that it is the first form of collected diverse love in an acceptable gathering that has been able to occur because of the American religious freedom of choice law. What we see working in a beautiful family setting, we believe can shine outwards into every family in America. 

However, we are short-handedly deceived, because not everyone believes this is the definition of what America needs, creates long-lasting happiness, or is a personal preference for each American citizen. It would be considered, unethical, to enforce this solution. 

The questions in interviews consist of:

• religious upbringing
• conflictions
• American mainstream inclusions of transitioning within technology and the generational themes throughout the decades
• family lessons
• religious solutions
• foundational character-building environments and relating learned lessons with parenting, and many more. 

From these interviews, I gain collections of information to help shape the religious curriculum for finding different lessons that can revolve with applied mathematical concepts, strategies, and philosophies that relate to foundational belief systems in transitional stages from multiple entry ports such as

• interracial (services, expectations, acceptance)
• modern family conditions (technological, media, trend, services), newfound religious experiences
• occupational resistance (work, time, money, physical condition, fatigue)
• Conformity for options and unakin to choose long-term commitment with transitioned belief system for acceptance, opportunity, community belonging.
• Generational (long-standing, recovered, hereditary)
• Institutional (transitioned from a natural acceptance to a man-made structure of policies to abide by for enforced lesson - education, incarceration, medical, political, etc.)
• Professional (learning environments, time management, reflection rates with success and challenge)
• Dysfunctional (Tolerance to abuse/neglect, Redefined belief transitions internally as an emotional configuration to host lessons of survival, adaptation or recourse)
• Pursuit (Person who pursues the definition of Religion as a maturity, a calling, or naturally included in the recognition of events that encourage more to reality)

Identifying the intervention from government policies and enforced equal opportunists can impact the personal acceptance to value systems foreign or otherwise conflicting with spiritual growth and development. This impacts society overall to redeem no profitable American spirit without a proper identity that the individual can attain with their constitutional right. This is a lived lesson, where service system installations designed to impact community in a positive form fail, and the recovery is unending due to the initial failure as a debt to society rather than a provision to successful inclusions that enable the individual to likelihood of professional success returns in product, services, sale. Building that American dream of acceptance with business has created a stubborn attitude in America with trust being tested in a hierarchical dominance scheme that we often recognize with business relations and strategy (the mentality of decisions). 

The interviews are designed to gather observations in transitions, impact, and results that affected them. The traumatic experiences of encountering new dilemmas and what are we going to do when the entire world is connected with a global unification system? 

A couple of solutions have arrived in these interviews, and I encourage you to participate in one! If you can navigate to the top of the website and click on the navigation tabs for "Permission to Use Form" and while you're at it, check out the tab for "Tsha Tewahsana Release Form - Faith Based Opinion Survey" to check out a sample of some questions that are asked. Please not the easily offended or the cultural sensitive! 

Thanks ahead of time, 

__Mischief