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The first thing that comes to mind at the mention of the word reconciliation is restoration. Reconciliation can be of a broken marriage, a broken relationship or a violent country. Let’s not forget reconciliation with one’s self, with our lost dreams, broken past and depression. I hold the opinion that reconciliation
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Restoration of relationship between disputants and adversaries is basically what we refer to as reconciliation. It is one of the slowest and most difficult processes as it is based on developing new trust and forgiveness. In most cases we confuse forgiveness with reconciliation. In forgiveness one can make peace with
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The country has transformed rapidly since the ‘dark days’, an old system is gone and although it’s easy to identify what has changed, it is not yet clear that a new system has taken its place. Old patterns have come unstuck and if new patterns are emerging, it is still
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The discourse on reinstating predominant absences of common understanding detrimental to a nation’s progressive evolution is susceptible to outrageous ethical and technical debates best suited to restore pre-existent, admirable normality. Reconciliations solely attempt to serve justice, conclude existing subversive and oppressive regimes and inspire unanimous, equitable development pursuits. As a
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My first love was when I was seventeen. Everything was so perfect in my life. I saw myself as a grown up woman. Sneaking from home in the middle of the night to meet my boyfriend was the happiest thing ever. Watching stars was the public confirmation of our love.
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