Children Echo Their Parents’ Words

Today, we all speak freely and write without hesitation. But where does language come from? What kind of energy lingers in the words we write?

There are adults who care for or teach children. There are children who receive love and learn from those adults. When adults nurture or guide children, they do so through words. And when children are loved or taught, they absorb those words— not just with their ears, but with their hearts.

DNA. It’s the blueprint of who we are. We inherit our parents’ features, body types, even talents. And after birth, we begin to inherit something deeper— their words. A father’s tone, a mother’s expressions— they settle on a child’s tongue and soul. Language is more than communication. It’s the soul passed down, generation to generation, like DNA.

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