Jon Collins

So like you still have it without having to give it up because you donated it.

Yeah.

Okay.

But the point here is, honor your father and mother is about, you guys, we're supposed to support our parents.

But still, he seemed more interested in this command.

Yeah, or in our context, sometimes it's the kids paying for them to have care.

How does a community have long, multigenerational life?

It's through a chain of honoring those who brought you in, honoring them, making this multi-generational chain.

Yeah, it's interesting.

In our cultural context, it's more prominent to celebrate a bit of freedom and release from your parents and this independence of, now I'm going to go and be my own person.

And oftentimes, if you get a job on the other side of the country or something, it's like you just go and you start over.

And you don't necessarily stay connected to this multigenerational vision of your family.

It can get separated pretty quickly.

I think that's part of it.

I think part of it is also just a lack of appreciation and imagination for being part of a multi-generational family.

And knowing the stories of your grandparents and appreciating that.

Maybe mourning and grieving a lot of it.

Yeah, totally.

So we got here because you said, so that things go well for you in the land.

Yeah.