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We commonly think of teachers as those professionals in a classroom or religious setting, imparting information, knowledge and wisdom to us.

A long time ago a friend of mine said “Harry, we are all teachers.” I thought “Oh (blank), what have I been teaching?” What we teach, we learn, and what we learn, we become. We are responsible for what we teach.

Are we teaching love, respect, integrity, trust and unity or are we teaching hate, disrespect, dishonesty, distrust and separation?

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Teachers

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Harry Hover

We commonly think of teachers as those professionals in a classroom or religious setting, imparting information, knowledge and wisdom to us.

A long time ago a friend of mine said “Harry, we are all teachers.” I thought “Oh (blank), what have I been teaching?” What we teach, we learn, and what we learn, we become. We are responsible for what we teach.

Are we teaching love, respect, integrity, trust and unity or are we teaching hate, disrespect, dishonesty, distrust and separation?

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