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The True Meaning of Education & Learning - Daniel R. VanGerpen
Copyright © 2016 by Daniel R. VanGerpen.
Library of Congress Control Number: 2016915917
ISBN: Hardcover 978-1-5245-4591-8
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Contents
Introduction
Chapter I In the Beginning
Chapter II Appearance and Culture
Chapter III Modern Life
Chapter IV Time and Space Versus Life
Chapter V The Chapters of Life
Chapter VI Silence
Chapter VII Enlightenment
Chapter VIII Discipline
Chapter IX Living Now
Chapter X The Gene of Reasoning
Musings of the Author
Introduction
It’s Christmas morning (2015) and I am sitting here very peaceful, listening to beautiful Christmas music and thinking back over my absolutely colorful life. I have been blessed beyond all my expectations.
I was born into a very loving family and was given love and affection throughout my young years. I was guided and educated into what my parents termed proper
. They didn’t use words like right & wrong
or good & bad
. It was always proper
or improper
. So I was raised and educated to be a very proper
little boy.
Later in life, I realized the love that went into that proper
education. It guided me to be the individual that I am today. Throughout life I have continued to try and be that proper
little boy who was raised with love and affection.
Speaking of Education, when I was a young school age boy, I was always large for my age and very athletic. In the classroom, I was a good student in the basics like math, spelling, sentence structure and art. When it was time to read, retain and comprehend, everything fell apart.
I could read the written word because that was mechanical, however I didn’t have a clue as to what I read or what it meant. For some reason, I had a problem with reading retention and comprehension. That problem haunted me throughout school and even into Jr. College.
At age nineteen, I was very fortunate and started working in my chosen field of aerospace (a real Job), as a Jr. Draftsman. Suddenly my poor reading skills disappeared and I could speedread and comprehend anything and everything that was put in front of me. I quickly advanced my position from the drafting board to reading, comprehending and outlining Government Contracts for the Company Division I worked for. All of my stored formal schooling was now working for me and my educated subconscious mind was now my conscious educated mind and extremely active.
To date I have written several books relating to life and this one discusses the word education
and how it relates to all of life and creation.
How do I write about a word like education
when I already know what it means, or do I really know? I know that my parents were very good at instructing me as a small boy. They taught me all the fundamentals of what they termed life, and what was expected of me as I grew to the point of becoming self-sufficient and