Can traditions be remembered?
362361
I don't think you understand what a tradition is mate
915612
As long as there are indigenous peoples then there will be some form of their original religion practiced.  I know that it has been discouraged over the years but there are some going back to their origins and bringing back the old customs and beliefs such as with many American Indian tribes.  I have gleaned this through my studies in Anthropology (that was my major in college) and from my interest in American Indian cultures.
315012
What you're really asking is, 'how can you forget?'  You can never forget. It's part of life.  What you can do is face it, look forward, not back.  What you need to realize is it's ok to remember, because you just will... But, put it where it belongs and move on...
618511
Well when the leaders are alive we follow them or atleast we are supposed to follow them.It is after their death that we celebrate their Jayanti in their memory because it will remind us of their teachings and ideals and will keep us on the path they have told us to follow.It will also remind us of the sacrifices they made for posterity and for us.
988588
Yes.  It's common knowledge though the Christians either deny it or find a "rational" reason for it.  We took Christmas which was the pagean celebration for the sun, and Easter which was the spring fertility rites.  There may even be more, but those are the biggest two.
1148302
It's weird abut has to with tradition from back home.
207236
Yes I can. In fact I can remember the things which I have seen a long term before for ex-Historical Monuments ,Architectures etc.
769100
The problem is you can't. The people we interact with in life, especially those with whom we are intimate are a part of us forever.\n\nThe memory remains.....
665146
The past must be accepted. It should never be denied. It is apart of the reason why a country is now the way it is. We should try to forgive and move ahead. But to forget is disrespectful to all who have suffered. Effects of these sufferings last for generation upon generation and unless you have felt the effects you may not understand why people today are still so hurt by past events. Its very complicated and painful. I just hope one day, we as a world of people will learn to accept, acknowledge, love each other and live in peace together. That's a big ask, but I'll never stop hoping.
1054334
I myself , as a pagan, have wondered that same question many times. the best thing I can think of is that even though we have advanced as a people, there are many who still hold true the values and mores taught to them by family members over the years. What can I say, old habits die hard. THink about it this way, if you are told something by your parents, who was by their parents, who was told by their parents, et cetera, it would be really hard for you to accept anything else.\n Back in merry old England (and the isles), pagans/wiccans were purseued by the Christans who were pretty much forcing everyone to their religion. When the elders of the villages wouldn't heed to the 'younger kids' wishes to converet to CHristianity, they would either fabricate or not totally investigate claims of demon worship, human sacrifice, and other such forms of obsene behavior.  I know that is just one such reason many people shun such religions. This ideology and way of thinking just kind of trickled down through generations, and just hasn't exactly gone away. \nThere are just so many reasons, and I just bearly scratched the surface. I just think that it all boils down to people not accepting what they don't understand and relgious zealots to willing to accept anything other than what they know/believe.
359887
Thats not something common in the culture I dont think becuase my best friend was doing her family tree and never came up with any. It could be a regional thing, like only certain countries, it could be a social class thing and it could be a cultural thing. Try contacting a museum of African history to ask, but as far as I know, there are none. Sorry :(
118548
celebration of Thanksgiving is a memory of the time when the british voyager had a good harmony with the american natives. it was also a thanks giving to God for the british and native american friendsip
444629
i don't think that they should, only because it is part of their religion... how would you feel if you did something every once in awhile because it was tradition (like christmas or your birthday) and then all of a sudden it was banned? you would still want to do it right? i don't think that they would have to stop
892347
Of course. It's a family tradition.
686662
Could be a few things.  Yes, the coffin.  The Tombstone or Creamtory Urn.  It could also describe the flowers that you place their in respect every year.
584191
can you remember where they are - thats all that matters
477006
tha'ts a great point! i think alot of people forget what their ancestors did for them.