Curses Inherited From Previous Generations

The curse inherited the previous generation (Smith 1) in the first chapter of Natani El Hawthorn's seven houses and we learned how the house fell easily into the dark history of the Pakeon family . He used his influence and political power to execute Matthew Mall with magical suspicion. On the contrary, Matthew Mall is the owner of some of the property the Colonel was trying to reach out for years. Before the mall was interrupted, his last sentence was that "God should give him blood." Colonel Pinchon started building a wonderful house in the place where the mall hut was standing.

The tragic hero of both works inherited the family curse. Agamemnon is a descendant of the cursed Atlas lineage. King Atlas is a child of Pelops. His father was the founder of a family surrounded by Lydia's Tantalus, Oresteia, and he gave Pelops as a meal to God. His brother Thyestes cursed him to go to him with his child's body. Atleus has two sons, Agamemnon and Menelaus who inherited the curse. Antigon also inherited the family curse. After her father Oedipus unconsciously murdered his father and married his mother, he handed the curse to all his children. Their fate was predetermined for the curse that was passed to Antigon and Agamemnon. In this situation the characters can not change the tragic fate, they must suffer the truth. Kryon is a sister of Jocasta and is part of the family's curse. At the end of the play, his wife and son killed himself for his actions, so he must also suffer the truth.

I think this "curse" is actually enormous wealth. We should choose it. We are not cursed by inheriting such an interesting time but a beneficiary of awakened life. We wake up every morning, and the previous generation is immeasurable in the world. We wake up every morning and gain new victory and fear as part of a collective effort to use the unknown. Perhaps this is the most interesting moment in our species history! It is a positive effort to cancel this curse now. We are still "better" in the Yapile Paradise model and our action reflects this. As our interest lies in self-defense and self-promotion, the paradigm develops with more power, more money, and greater efficiency. This is a very simple lifestyle. We are not aware that the more interesting aspects of this "era" are what is happening in the whole world.