Tribute to Nelson Mandela

Hello everyone

Let us pay tribute to this great man

Being free is not just
Getting rid of one's chains is living in a way that respects and strengthens the freedom of others.

Have a good day
Marylena

Hello everyone,

Rest in peace, Madiba, friend of humanity and liberator of our chains, you who taught us patience, tolerance, and universal love through your struggles.
Respect to you

The magician.

Hello

Well, he is completely at peace now.

organ

Good evening, everyone,

Here is a topic for reflection regarding the death of Nelson Mandela.
He said, "No one is born hating another person."
And then listen to the song "Amazing Grace," because it reflects the pain, hope, and love of an entire nation, and this cannot leave anyone indifferent, for it is the future of our youth that we must preserve!

Best regards
The magician.

Hello,

Yes, Nelson was a man of peace; out of love for his fellow man, he made the ultimate sacrifice. During his imprisonment, he consistently demonstrated great wisdom. His family was persecuted, but deep down he knew that human beings could fight not with their hands, but with their hearts. He managed to break many chains and won back the heart of South Africa, for the future of everyone, so that every person, regardless of their color, could live in the name of freedom and love.

A long road to freedom: Nelson Mandela

I have always known that deep within the human heart reside mercy and generosity. No one
is born hating another person because of the color of their skin, or their past, or their religion.
People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can also be taught to love, for
Love arises more naturally in the human heart than its opposite.
Even in the worst moments of prison, when my fellow inmates and I were at our breaking point, I always caught a glimpse of a glimmer
of humanity in one of the guards, for perhaps a second, but that was enough to reassure me and to
allow to continue.
A man's goodness is a flame that can be hidden but never extinguished. A man who deprives
Another man, free in his liberty, is a prisoner of hatred, locked behind the bars of prejudice and
Narrow-mindedness. I am not truly free if I deprive someone else of their freedom, just as I am
I am not free if I am deprived of my freedom.
The oppressed and the oppressor are both stripped of their humanity. When I crossed the prison gates,
That was my mission: to liberate both the oppressed and the oppressor. Some say that goal has been achieved. But I know
that is not the case. The truth is that we are not yet free; we have only reached the
The freedom to be free, the right not to be oppressed.
We have not yet taken the final step of our journey; we have only taken the first on a longer road
long and difficult. For being free is not merely getting rid of one's chains; it is living in a way that
Respect and strengthen the freedom of others. The true test of our commitment to freedom comes from
to start

(Nelson Mandela)
Have a good day

Marylena