Mother Culture

“Mother Culture” When, have we as humans decided that what was to be considered good, and evil, what is being done and what is tolerated? Mother culture, is what we as humans make it. This sense of how we are to live, what things in life we are to value. Who counts in the world, and who does not. Who rather as a voice and who cannot speak, this representation is one part of mother culture. This illusion that greatly influences how we categorize the world is mother culture. What is it that differentiates us humans from our environment? This notation that we can control everything around us for our own benefit, benefit as a whole society, as an individual and what we show worth towards, this potency mother culture has on our lives. We humans as a society always want to systematize things. We place these idolizations on possessions, and ideas then we put them into neat little boxes, constantly streaming through our minds. Mother culture tells us from a very young age in American society what we are to strive for in life, what particular things we habitually will worship above all. Mother culture may be defined differently depending on the individual. The environment in which one grows and learns has a major role in how you will see the world, and what you as the individual will chose to contemplate on. As a whole society we have a mother culture, as well as the individual people within our society, the individual may also have their own person beliefs of what mother culture conveys to them. To criticize what mother cultures says to many Americans today is to also disgrace what I have previously valued as my own mother culture for many years. To the average American they are almost not conscience of their own mother culture, even though they are so greatly dependent on it for their own personal self-fulfilling prophecies. Mother culture in America depicts power as something that we all want and need to have in our own lives. Power after all is also a form